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Good photo, Motts. Thanks again for :saving" history in all your pictures.

Has anyone ever heard of Waverly Hills TB Sanitarium in Kentucky? I think I remember Lynne mention it one time on this site. I saw a special on tv last week about this place and it was really interesting. They interviewed x-caretakers and x-patients. They said they used to open patients' chests, break their ribs , and try to treat the lungs when they had TB. The program was good but just listening to the information, I had to wonder how "primitive" they were in medicine many years ago.

I agree with Texas about the creepiness, But it is a Very Wonderful photo.

Haha, eduational films in the 60's? 'Your body and how its changing' lol.

Wow, the intricate detail in the stonework is simply beautiful.

And I thought going to my dentist was bad...

There's something about all of the air ducts reaching into the rooms that creeps me out.

Or a door to more stairs.

They should have gotten arrested for using those color schemes!

Yo nice tag the cross is a little wierd but its bangin! screw these people i noe ppl who tag in there too. they aint got nuttin 2 say sooo...

The second floor? Just a guess . . . .

I think we all agreed that this was a "dirty little room for dirty little deeds", did we not, folks? Even though it sort of looks like a basement storage area to me. But what the heck do I know?

Rob, the great majority of people with "psychosis" as their diagnosis don't spend much time stalking people with the intent of killing them. That is a misconception that can be rather painful to people who have a psychiatric illness.

Hey Arnie:
It does resemble a "Ghostly Outline". I wonder what this room was used for ...

Agreed. I am getting kinda sentimental for the good old days before we had those pesky chemicals when we used mechanical restraints, hydrotherapy, ECT, and lobotomies . . . . =8-o