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get out of there!

Tap bells are the bells you see on the front desk of an old hotel where you only have to punch down once and they ring.

What does tap bells mean?

it looks like a movie set for doing evil human sacrafices.

That may be the case in your area today, but if you check the references above you'll see that the term "mouth gag" was used for ECT procedures as well.

Can't forget the electric chairs . . . . .

that broken glass looks like a trapped baby screaming for help, freaky...

oh wow, now that gave me shivers..

usually these are put on poles to stop people in wheelchairs or using trolly beds from hitting the poles either causing damage to them selves or the pole

Probably used for all of the above. Like in the modern hospitals they have suction ports in all the rooms with little bucket attachments to hold whatever is being sucked. I'd imagine it could be used to suck internal stuff or maybe simple things like saliva, etc.

Those things are almost 100 years old! For gods sake they honestly belong in a museum, not hanging around an old building just waiting to rot. :/

Those patrolling police cpould not keep someone from stealing those chimneys, apparently. How useless the yare.

the raised eyebrow windows are watching the bed for the NHS, keeping it al lsafe like.

Puts me in mind offa Horrowood set for Indiana Jones or some sech.

IS it odd that the first thought I had was of running along that roof like a race track?