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This place was torn down. Toyota owns the land is is building a headquarters there.

Looks like a lot of people walked that floor! I am so in on the roller skating lol

This saline was intended for intravenous use, and even today these bottles are used for Ativan and Nitroglycerin drips.(These drugs are not stable in todays plastic iv bags.)
A needle did pierce the rubber stopper on the top (really the bottom, as the bottle is hung from the metal ring at the base onto the IV pole) but was pulled out, leaving a plastic sheath inside to connect to someone's IV tubing. Or it could have been used to draw up sterile water in syringes for reconstituting or diluting other drugs for injections. Interesting find. Kinda spooky how medicine has come so far, yet remained the same.

My great grandmother has a sink just like those in her bathroom. She has a REALLY old house.

Strangely compelling.

Oh, I remember this one.

Oh wait...Is that concrete around it?




Hard to tell.

Hmm... sounds like a really annoying mental disability. Good luck with it!

Dogbone6-autoclave won't get hot enough to cremate people...just bacteria and protazoa....

For some reason, this is the creepiest picture of all..When I was about 7, we lived just up the street from Byberry....or maybe I was really a patient there and I was too young to remember. Chills.... miss Philly

I'm not for stealing, but I wonder if one of the lamps would work if you took it and plugged it in at your place.

Looks like the vines are starting to eat up the building

We'll be back for what's left of you >;D

Looks like my high school and Mel's description fits perfectly :'D

It's a trap, don't follow it ;p