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when I worked at WSH 54-56 for 2 months I ran patients shower rm, male side. WE never hosed down inmates not even when we had down the violent ward patients...
the industral laundry for the entire hosp. was located behind administration bldg along with power plant mattress shop etc.
in 1956 this was part of the shower room.where patients with open ward privigles undressed .on the left was the ent.to shower room where closed ward patients dressed. I worked there I was in charge .rhere .the barber shop was on the 2nd fl in 1956
I worked at WSH 54-56. the bldg behind the rotunda back then was living quaters for male employes. there was no section for children in 56. no one younger than teens was there & they were on regular wards
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I love lamp.
this bldg was where employee's lived. the main bldg housing patients had no out side fire escapes I worked on ward Salisbury 1. the admission ward
worked WSH 53-56 ww1acepilot@yahoo.com love to hear from other workers
I was there when escaped patient from mid west was made superentendant WSH. made all papers in states. great story. hard to believe BUT true.
any one know of JEWEL eatery across from entrance to WSH. it was a hang out for us attendants & student nurses. I married one. I know alot about WSH when it was open. even worked violent ward. know all about morgue to
I worked at WSH 52-56 the round bldg that stood by the main bldg was a patient dormatory. I worked the ward on the 1st floor the round bldg was part of my ward (salisbury 1 ) also worked patient shower room & others
i went to my cousins wedding richie newburg in that hotel it was a very nice hotel.also my grand father had a general store in hurleyville n.y how time goes by.
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PTV?
Worthless.
Fine site.
When will they fall?
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"Chop chop, we need this delivery to mcdonalds in an hour. =P"

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*thud~!*
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Vaulted ceilings, how many workers were employed to make such an intricate creation.
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Virgil bringing us down the 6th circle. Where to next.