591 Comments for Mount Sinai Hospital

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been wanting to say this for a long time....

wheres the soap dispenser?
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Haha! Too perfect. It's strange how these spaces can change with the presence of a person, as opposed to the bleak absence...
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Nice shot, though I passionately hate Philly. Excessive begging and wandering crazies (especially in Center City), exceptionally rude people. Touristy areas work to keep these out in order to present a better face to visitors.
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that's a perfect name for this gallery, since my insomnia is how i found this site, lol!
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It'd be funny if they just left this in when the condos/apartments were built...be something odd,surreal,and entertaining to the residents,as well as preserving the history here
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That looks like one comfy chair,leak or not (guessing its some type of water chair?)
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Funny how the ball is broken,yet all the windows in this shot are intact
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@Colin Im pretty sure even people over the age of 30 can believe in ghosts just as much as anyone under that age
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Not the creepiest, but definitely the most "what the heck...?" inducing photo I've seen yet. Very Twilight Zoney allright.
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Can you imagine the power it took to run this thing? I'm sure you couldn't just plug it in to a 110v socket!
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I hope that they removed the power suply for that in older machines they had PCBs in them
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Judging from the windows that allow the staff keep close watch on the patients, I would say this was the Coronary Care Unit.
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my husband was born in this hospital in 1946. his mother told me the lady in the bed next to her was upset because she was "in a room with a jew."
hopefully things have changed in the city of brotherly love.
-mink-
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hahahaha what a wonderful novelty photo :)
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o.o kinda reminds me of fermenting blood but i think an industrial disinfectant makes more sense :P