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hubbard therpy is complimentary of modern burn care, down south here we have burned oil rig personel and such, so its hubbard with a dressing change obervation, more hubbard, and finally skin grafting.

Is the red brick building the hospital ? and is the morgue in this building too?

Amber glass is more often used for chemicals, not medications.

wow. thats is just awsome ( . ) period no questions

lol looks like all of the chairs were trying to make a break for it at once

Ya'll...I doubt very seriously that family, or even the husband was allowed in the delivery room back in the day. Women were pretty much unconscious for much of a (hospitalized) birthing process back then.

That doesn't look like a birthing or L&D room to me.

snore....and the sosp dispenser joke it how many YEARS old now????

Forensic escapes???
lol

There is an IFC-MR facility in the town I grew up in. They used to have haunted trails set up for Halloween and ppl would drive their cars through while monsters and ghosts and whatever tried to scare ya. They had a lot of residents that lived on the premises dress up and play a lot of the parts. It was cool, and actually pretty scary, as they would seemingly jump out of nowhere and scare you, or some would even try ot pull u out of the car!!!

SIGH...the soap dispenser comments are SOOO old

I had a great-great-great aunt, Anna Hickey, who was a patient there in 1910 and died there in 1915.
Such a stark, terrible looking building. The poor dear never married and was 73 where she appeared on the 1910 census as a patient. Thanks for posting the photo.
It is really quite a historical building. I shudder to think of the lives spent there. The view of mental health and illness was far different then.

It's almost like whomever was sitting there got fed up, opened the hatch, and simply crawled in.

I keep having to remind myself that this place is a brewery. It looks like somebody's mansion!

the curtains are killer

Is the red brick building the hospital ? and is the morgue in this building too?