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Jprichard, I think this photography of the dead is called, "memento mori", and was common long ago. They even positioned the dead in lifelike poses, using braces much like people use to display dolls. It is said that often these photos were the only ones ever taken of the deceased child. Quite disturbing and fascinating, I agree

or the girls to look thru...teehee

weren't all the tables used for people stainless steel? easier to clean? awesome lighting tho.

During the last fleeting moments of occupancy why would they leave so much behind? Was that chair placed there by an old employee? I love the fact that some one at some point used to sit in that chair. Not ramble so much, but I would rather have a home full of old used things than brand new things because each old used thing has it own story to tell.

Reclaiming what is hers.

Perhaps the patient made a run for it.

I can not get over how the pipes are not even rusty! Maybe ceramic preserves things well. I wonder if the ceiling was made of cermaic tiles as well.

Hello My Name is Jessica, and I to am an addict. However this will be the one vice I will not quit!

I think it says " not designed for wheelie popping"

A tropical forest for ants!

In by 9, out by 5.

Well Twug thank you. I would never allow someone to dictate how I feel and I do enjoy Mott's art and will to continue regardless of what of others say! But thank you again!

I look at this photo and I feel nine years old again, when I was to short to do much of anything that required height.

The thumbnail looked like an iPod :-)

I would KILL for that door. It breaks my heart that most of this is probably just going to be demolished.