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y is it outside? that is really weird
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The powerhouse was also the firehouse I rember PSH FD had a 1958est. Mack pumper
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See, this is the part that they show patients' families on the "tour" or in the "brochure" of excellent patient care facilities....but those tiny rooms are the reality.
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nice bed maybe is comfortable too...
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you touch all this shit without gloves??
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i love it too!!!
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esto es para hacer blood transfunction...
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Is that more somewhat ornate woodwork in the divider post between the two windows?
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The odd door...not as ornate here, either.

Can someone turn off the color?? LOL!
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My Grandfather and my father worked here...between them 1930s to 1980s. each of them retired as Chief Safety Supervisor. I remember spending time at the farm and the powerhouse.
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It DOES remind me of The Changeling (and that was an awesome flick, one of my all-time favorites).

That creepy door is so plain compared to everything else seen so far.
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I just noticed the crown moulding WAAAY up there.

Who PICKED those colors....salmon pink and that barfy mustard?? EIW!
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Makes one wonder what sort of patients ended up in that section.
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Revisiting this gallery is fun.

I just noticed the lovely scrollwork on the mantelpiece!

This must be in a ward where they could trust the patients enough to let them enjoy the fireplace.
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the bed in the relative clutter-free section under the light gives a strange feeling of hope to this picture. simply lovely.