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I agree, seems like they would use another word than "fridge" in England.

The fly really makes this picture!

you always post great images. I cant wait for the next set:-)

sure is a smal container we use the 1/2 gallon ones that are latched on the walls in our exam rooms and they have to be exactly 53 inches from the ground and no where near a garbage can.

30? Wonder if that was the magical number before the funeral home was called.

This is going to be good!

All roads lead to...

My absolute favorite of all the similar websites that I have visited, excellent in every way! I lived for many years, not too far from this hospital, and never realized that it existed. I would have loved to have seen it before it fell to its present condition - What a shame! It is sad, like finding a vintage, classic Packard, rotting away in a grown-up and abandoned junk-yard. A magnificient and beautiful product from the age of skilled and caring craftsmen, something hard to come by these days . . . . .

This makes me queasy. I watched my son get stitches once and damn near passed out.

formalin preserves the body for biopsy purposes, but I have never seen anyone use it to clean the body......but than again I could be wrong. ;-)

Hey Motts, was there any detectable odors in this room? Like disinfectant , pine-sol etc.

we have formalin for Bx that we take!!! it comes in big plastic containers. intresting to see it in vials.

I have to say this picture kind of creeps me out. I will never look at my carving board quite the same.

Good engineering design on the table. The little gullies would direct all the body fluids toward the drain.

Now this is cool ! One of those porcelain tables would make an ideal fish cleaning table.