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That is the European sign for etc. poisonous/toxic steam, fluids....
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could this be in conn.
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Most top drawers are actually compartments solely used to access the refrigeration system for maintenance and repair (such as this one, I believe). Some larger cooling units have high slabs that were used to store smaller specimens (fetuses, body parts, etc). There are also special gurneys with an accordion-like lift that adjusts to the varying heights of morgue drawers.
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No; I suppose I don't pay too much attention to most graffiti.
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Looks like they lowered the ceiling. Look at the walls, looks like the sides of arches!
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Does the hallway curve at the end? I like the stairs and the floors and the windows and the arches and the...oh heck, I just love this shot...
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ashes to ashes and dust to dust...
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If you stare at the darkness long enough you start to see stuff coming out of the edges of it. And if you watch it long enough it is almost like the darkness is creeping up the stairs. Glad I'm not home alone and lookin' at this shot...
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Fresh air is FRESH air.... many inhabitants were allowed grounds privledges and able to freely roam the campus with golf course, tennis courts etc.during dayllight hrs only. You could even check out golf clubs.

Remember, not everyone tehre was NUTS!
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The pourches had heavy wire plus usual screening for warm weather fresh air. This looks like it might be 'B' building, but I know A building had them. B building had a large rec/day room at the main entrance, opossite the main 'A' entrance. B building also had a cafe in the basment at the far west end w/outise entrance plus the tunnel.
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its sad to know that these walls are now repainted after someones hard and dedicated work was put into them.
It was their way of telling Gennies story, shes a woman ill never know & never forget.
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Thought it was St. Alfonso as in pancake breakfast. (Zappa)
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Correction: 4 years, not 5. I am the typo king it seems.
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*Was There* I remember almost every person you mentioned in past comments, especially the insufferable Marilyn Litman, and The Glynn Brothers. Willie & Suzanne Jones were 2 decent enough people, but they were the exception. Between Marilyn & Chris Wedge I do not know who was the worst. As for Mrs. Henderson, she was an easy target for everyone HAHAHAHAHA!!!!
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Ward D from June 24, 1984-April 22, 1988.

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