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Vic:

that's the first thing I thought as well!

how does that chair look soooo good under a leaking window? great shot though love the colors

i bet in its time this room looked bad ass

looks like the chevy symbol

This is definitely one of my favorites from this set. I love it.

Stunning.

You can almost smell the depressing athmosphere oozing out of the windows.....

As always I'm jelous that you get to visit and photograph such cool places!
Amazing work once again!

How is it possible that the lights still work? How long does a lightbulb last, anyways? I can't imagine they would still work after, say, 5 years continiously burning...? Anyone?

When I toured Bergen-Belsen and Aushewitz,Poland, in 1983,this is the sigular dejavu experience that can be related to it-to a passer-by,it's just another brick in the wall,from a human perspective, a testament to human insensitivty and wanton lack of a soul....actually-Aushwitz was more like a six flags fun park when you consider how morbid N.S.H actually was...

The hygenic necrosis of N.S.H is reminiscent of a aged neighbors recollections of Bergen-Belsen and Aushewitz-if you ever tour Poland,the dejavu will be oddly cold and melencholey-God Bless Those Poor Souls,Amen

I see the guy too.. or maybe we are just both crazy?

A good Christian always walks to the right.... round and round we go!

PAINT BALL WAR!!!!!

I used to work on B3 back in the late 70s. Seeing all these photos (which are remarkable) brought up a lot of memories. I ended up working on that ward because a staff member got jumped and her face smashed. I was one of many women that worked there. Its so true when you read some of the reports that in the 30s -50s if you were an "unruly" child you were sent there. Love the comments and hearing from other former employees.