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Large airy rooms where thought to benefit the patient by letting them enjoy the air outside rather than the contaminated air on the inside. Though this was proven to be false and many patients died, the practice of this technique survived, and is still being used today.
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Once again, a wonderful photo. Congrats for such a good eye!
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Very good use of the lighting. The play on light and dark is used to your advantage. But, you have to wonder, who was in that bed last? Did they die or recover? Those things also play into such a dinamic picture.
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I really like this pic. Yeah, that's about it...
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Awesome stuff. Thanks, Motts. Growing up in Foxboro created a lot of creepy ,urban legend type campfire stories because of "THE STATE HOSPITAL" Remember "Hook Man" ??? HE WAS FROM FOXBORO STATE HOSPITAL!!!!! WOOoooHAaaaOOO!!
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"HOLY CRAP! Please be careful where you walk people! My heart is rolling around somewhere on the floor here, because it just jumped out of my chest!"
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These wards remind me of Prison Cells
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Can,t you Imagine living in a place like
this your whole life I can,t
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Looks like a nightmare !!!!!
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here ... "HUG"
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it looks like a cooper besemer engine/ im looking for parts for 8 cylinder atlas superior m 45 engine to make an old army tug operational.
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catchy title motts
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the new site for toilets r us
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this must be the private ward
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quick someone call the fab five