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A med cart on wheels, rolling thru an open ward is certainly not a good idea under these particular circumstances. I've been a nurse for a long time (27 yrs) and worked in a couple older type buildings (not psych facilities tho) and can see how things could get dangerous for the med nurse out in the open with meds in a cart, locked or otherwise. (I spent time as a student at Torrence State Hospital)
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Is that a lonely chair I see.
Great shot!
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Top right , above the sink, could it be...
A soap dispenser!
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Hey, Did anyone notice there no stalls, what's up with that? And I think those are windows above the sinks...to make sure the patients brushed their teeth! Creepy much
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Agreed - prolly HVAC.
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Imagine coffee, doughnuts, rustling newspapers.....
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Looks like maybe a cup dispenser over the sink to me.
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It's like a big eye.
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What a peaceful shot.

"You are here."
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I don't think the top is spattered though, I think they first painted the entire room with the color then painted the white on top of it. Over the years, the white is coming off.

It is a subduing color, isn't it. Bland and sickly soothing.
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Ironic that these doors meant to be kept closed are now open.

Just a beautiful touch of blue creeping into the shot! The photo wouldn't be the same without the contrast.
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For a dropped ceiling they really didn't drop it very far... Looks like it is only 1-2 feet lower and still creates a 12' ceiling. That wouldn't have made a difference in heating or cooling.
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I updated the main location page, thanks!
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I wonder if that room smelled worse than room #1? hehe.
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The soap dispenser is a running joke from an old gallery.