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these are my favorite shots
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i am never disappointed with the galleries, have loved them all, thank you!
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each staircase is different, i would really like to visit this place...
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who designed this place? sure looks unique..
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i can just imagine this room full of people getting bathed...
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i wonder what the pipes were connected to..
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i love long hallways like this..
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love the stairs, the black and white makes the details stand out...
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I love this pic, its sort of sad and depressing but beautiful at the same time...
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John, thanks for the layout! I really appreciate it.
i was there 2day my dad drove me and my cousin by all the buildings it was fun but scary cuz it was dark lol
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It's quite surprising how much medical waste is forgotten about. I know of instances where all of these have been left behind in hospitals:

Fetuses
Miscarriages
Brains
A full backside of human skin
An entire dead body
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ugh..whether its a body fluid or not, its still gross
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I do have doubts that these samples were from T4 victims, given what I have read about the program. This institution catered to adults (as far as I know), and unlike children, they seemed to have been cremated en-masse rather than carefully dissected and examined.

Also, as Seventh has pointed out, these bottles don't seem to be very well secured and much of the formaldehyde was probably lost due to this fact - so the chance that these tissue samples date back to the 1940s is highly unlikely.

But those are just my assumptions based on what I've seen, that's all.
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Yeah some do have a very strong hospital smell sometimes... I would think it would be from some leftover disinfectant, but haven't really pinpointed the source of that odor from an abandoned hospital yet.