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Amazing how relatively well preserved this room is compared to the X-Ray room.
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Imagine how strong those vines and tree are...to push up through solid concrete! Awesome!
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Great shot!
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If you do decide to try some of that stuff, make sure you go to the MORGUE and not the kitchen!
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i loved sitting under these dryers! you'd get so warm and comfortable and almost fall asleep. you could feel the heat blowing through your curlers. it was almost orgasmic!
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Your worried about lead? Think of the asbestos! That was the common insulator at the time these hospitals were run and one of the defining reasons few if any are restored or put to better use.
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this looks like the worst room in the place, it's the most decayed.
That's three lonely chairs this set. And yes, Cera, I have noticed. He probably carries a spotlight with him for the occasion.
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Creepy, definitely creepy
This big stove hood kind of looks like a giant sneeze guard...
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Old myths say that you can see the dead in mirrors, spirits and ghosts, etc. Perhaps its fitting that it's broken.
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Incredibly beautiful. I just got chills.
It probably fell off a wall. It looks like Jesus broke off, judging by the nails. *SYMBOLISM*
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Does anyone else notice Tucan Sam on the wall. Those vines look like a parrott!
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The lone drawer? I'm curious as to what the contents might have been. I'm even more curious as to how that table is still standing!