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Hmm, we can only speculate that this was more likely used to lift heavy objects, not to chain or spike patients...

Dividers, usually to section off areas of a day room or dormitory.

Thank you for more wonderful pictures Motts :)

yay, a chair :) lol

It's a keyhole for a big old ward key...

LOL - RacheyBachey thats funny :)

Looks like these seats would be bad for lefties!

Beautiful, in an unspeakably lonely way.

The room looks really small in this perspective, i like this picture...

It also looks like you have to be really thin to get to a chair dont ya think?

That's a freaky-looking tail on that dog.

Come to think of it, that whole picture kinda gives me the heebie jeebies.

I imagine the swimming pool like ladders were used to provide space, stairs would cluster the area..It may be a design fault...

Wow, the panarama is really good i must say, im inspired once again...

Its the way to learn i guess...If it wasnt for this we wouldnt have medical science be the same as it is nowadays..

agreed ....'wow'

What is on that plate above the doorknob--is that a recess or a stud of some kind? It's creating a really interesting optical illusion in conjunction with the doorknob.

Why do hospitals always seem to use that teal color? hehe