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The area was known as 'Piccadilly' leading to the Female side (facing shot) and the Male side (to the rear of the shot). The corridor on the left leads to the front of the hospital

These were just for that reason to get out and close yourself from a fire as these Buildings were not opened for many months sometimes. You would go in and in the light you would see the air was blue with Fumes! All the lights and switch boxes were sealed and explosion Proof. They were very cold and the air was terrible you could almost get drunk breathing. They gave us old WWII Artic coats to wear in the winter!
Dave Z former worker There

Yea wierd it does look bigger..
very cool shot tho ;)

These Buildings were so well built that they were considered to be Atomic Bomb shelters I have a old company booklet that tells you what to do in case of a bomb attack!

I worked there right out of High school this warehouse is one of the real old ones from 1892 period. It has nothing to do with Wine they stored wooden Whiskey Barrels in these Racks and the elevators sometimes when overloaded would go down real fast! It was real cold in these no heat and lots of Blue fumes when not opened for a long time. worked there from 1966/1971.
Dave Z

Since they probably didn't have Halon then...or I could be wrong but Halon is dangerous anyway

probably Co2

Motts,have you ever come across a crematory ?

Reminds me of the front of Worcester... strange eh?

It`s quiet amazing a bedframed in a totaly destroyed room of an even more destroyed bulding can be that interesting... but it is!

God that`s a beautiful picture!

I believe I understand it. It used to be a dissectionbench in a morgue or something... Kinda freaky.

"A human being chained to a bed. NO SANE PERSON CAN DEFEND THIS PLACE!"

Chains? Who said anything about chains. Sorry the last time I looked I'm a sane person who defends the place. Can't help it, just do.

This pic is so creepy

This a Wicked picture...gives me the Chills

where exactly do we find information on this at?