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thts kinda scary actually

The soap dispenser is for tall people!!!!!

I would read it too.

Thank Blue Lamp you said it
that is what I was just thinking too
And thanks Motts for all this!!!!!!!

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Gotta post some more pics of the plant

It's an old nickname... thanks for the compliment, I got into shooting these places in 2002.

Yeah, Jack, I couldn't have said it better if I do say so myself....wonderful...LOL :)

I think we need much more than a soap dispenser for this room....LOL

I agree there would be no sleeping tonight in this room on the floor or standing up. Some scary stuff here.......Just the fact that your in a jail too.....

I don't think I'd want to be sick in there. Of course it had to look better than this back when it was in use (at least one hopes so)...if not getting better would be kinda hard. Also some of those beds look like they'd be pretty painful to lay down in.... Nice picture Motts.....as always. Esp it being in b & w.

Great job as always Motts. Its cool that your doing a place that Ghost Hunters have went too (& many other people have as well). Cool really. Can't wait to see the rest of them.

It's almost like a little door. I'm half expecting it to open up and for to somebody crawl out.

All the conmments re: the autopsy room are silly. I worked in the lab and for the pathologist that performed the autopsies. It was done with professional courtesy to the deceased person like any other autopsy in any hospital. When the hospital was functional it was a good place to work and the staff was very professional.

i wouldnt thik that anyone would be in it. if so it wouldnt have been left there