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eerie light and a big door is always troublesome!

the girls from axe doing all the cleaning for you?? gotta love that commercial ^_^

mess with a few fuses, try and flicker some switches and realize that they have disconnected your power -_-

I hadn't thought of that, the chamber could have certainly been used to disinfect large items such as mattresses, cribs, etc. An "autoclave room" I suppose...

Most specimans of this type would not be used to diagnosis contagious problems. They are used to check for tumors/drugs and other tissue level problems. This could be some pathologist's life work. These should be viewed with an eye toward discovery of the pathology of the patient. But they should have been dealt with when the place was closed. A trip to the incinerator would have taken care of this.

Please excuse me, I got caught up and neglected to mention what an incredible photo this is.
As many pictures as I've taken, I can get interesting shots, but they never quite have that certain "feel" as this. Makes the scene so familiar, yet leaves a sense that I've never seen it before, if that makes any sense.

For anyone who refuses to heed warnings, thought I'd throw in some advice from someone with experience in ignoring the warning signs.
Falling through a floor is more of a passive danger, and a preventable one at that.
The prevalent dangers are the nature of the beast, both human and animal. You don't know what any other living being is thinking. If you can't or won't (legally) exercise your 2nd Amendment rights, an l.e.d. mag-lite may serve you well in more ways than advertised.

What if this was the central sterile area for the hospital. For nonhospital people that is where reusable supplies were taken and cleaned and sterilized. Maybe the long narrow space was for a cart loaded with instruments....... Doesn't look much like the one where I work, but different strokes. That would explain why access was denied.

Ugh I want to go there so badly. It's been my dream to explore an abandoned hospital and this one is close enough for me to get to. But now I probably wouldn't have a chance :/

Great photo's first off. Second, I too am looking for abandoned buildings in Washington state. I have already been to Lester, Monte Cristo and Northern State. If you could please help it would be greatly appreciated! the_bloccster@hotmail.com

colors are amazing

that proves it that anyone can go in there and reactivate the place. let alone do some really heavy cleaning up...

power on on the lamp in the first picture, the heat on in the last picture, new racks and razor sharp scalpels, yeah, just recently abandoned

heat on, new racks, it had to of been abandoned just recently...

i noticed that one of the lights was on in the building, im sure if you messed with some of the light switches, you can restore power to the entire place!