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Please tell me you wore a mask!
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Are those the ones that printed things with purple ink?
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As I'm scrolling through this gallery, sirens are blaring outside as an ambulance makes its way down the road. What an appropriate soundtrack for an old hospital.
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That's sun coming through a window, right? I didn't think these isolation rooms had windows.

It probably would have helped prevent claustrophobia, though. And sunlight always makes me feel better.
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I was wondering that, too. How many seclusion rooms did most hospitals have?
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The style is 1950's, possibly early 1960's.
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I'll take Door Number One.
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I think it's a broken Teddy Ruxpin-type of animatronic doll. Or a ventriloquist's dummy...which is creepy in and of itself.
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The logical side of my brain says that the chain was probably used to hoist heavy equipment or secure a row of oxygen tanks.

The creative side of my brain can only picture this as a trap from one of the "Saw" movies...
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That's what we look to find! Excellento man.
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Looks like a place to fall and break your neck. At least you'd be next on the autopsy table.
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Beautiful!!! Awesome set! Thanks MOTTS!!
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Almost looks like stained glass with the vegetation there...
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Whoa...what a room! Love that ceiling!
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Nice! Love the woodwork, too...Is that a pressed tin ceiling?