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Wow.... not many people are artists that can bring us back to a time and a feeling like this. (As creepy as it may be)

Thank you, Motts

I've seen similar shower stations and controls at the old Stockton Asylum in California, the state's first... What always disturbed me was how HOT the temperature gauges went. There was a shower control station in Stockton that topped out at 210 degrees... I see one of these dials indicates that over 120 is dangerous.

Wow, crazy stuff!

The tiles were either pale-green - or white as can be seen in back.

Wow - the sacrifies you make for us...Thank for doing this.

Just in time Mr. Motts, as I was having withdrawals. Just what I needed for a fix..I'm really enjoying the ww2 German stuff,thanks so much

Nice shot Motts, Sorta looks like Blood has flowed out of that tube and onto the floor.
Glad to see you are still posting new locations for us to enjoy
As always I want to thank you for taking the time to bring us these amazing locations and an insight as to the workings of these old institutions.

So that lighting is the actual fridge lights?

freaky.

Wow...if this was from the actual T-4 thing, It's sad that this was all that's left of those poor people.

The visual rhythm in this shot is fascinating.

Mr.Motts, how has all of this survived so long without vandalism?

That's a pretty neat shot. I can't believe there were still X-rays around.

What color were the walls, exactly? Were they yellow or were they actually this greenish color? Just curious.

I absolutely love how the key and the table are so clear and everything else is blurred. I think this ought to be a wallpaper.

Thats the only kind of spider I like.