591 Comments for Mount Sinai Hospital

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mr. motts..... can we get married?
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oh man this is an incredible shot!
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broken refrigerator = rotting corpses
rotting corpses = nastiness D:
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It's most likely a disinfectant similar to Amphyl - that's what I have always used in hospitals and labs for infectious cleanups. It has a distinct smell, almost like dank rotten wood.
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MR.MOTTS
BRUTE GUARD
WHY?
WHO WANTS TO KNOW?
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i would take that home with me and sold it
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nice
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Rekrats and Britburgh:
Nice to meet some more Pixburgh fans! I live 45 minutes away but spent a month in Oakland this past year due to health problems. Love going to Pittsburgh, even if its for drs appts. Oh, Mama of 5, I used to live in Scranton when I was younger. I lived on Court Street, my great aunt and uncle lived on Dean Street. I went to St Patrick's School, and my older sister worked at Steamtown Mall Sears when the mall first opened.
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hey dawn michelle, i'm an explorer of abandoned hospitals ect, and some places are a little creepy, but nothing "paranormal" ever. it could be because i'm used of it or because i'm 30 and don't believe in ghosts anymore. dont get the wrong idea, because i would never put anyone down because of what they believe in
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I work in a old hospital - 1870's . It's almost all empty now but the OR had windows in every room which were used up until 8 years ago.
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Old hospitals did have large windows in the operating room, especially before electricity became a standard... I feel that this hospital (built in 1921) would be far beyond that era though. Perhaps the room was not originally intended as an O.R., or the room wasn't an O.R. at all...
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Broken refrigerator = not good.
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Did older hospitals have windows in their operating rooms? I've never seen windows in modern OR's.
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why would there be an alarm in a morgue??
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Kind of reminds me of an episode of Wizards Of Waverly Place..........


"I miss my gurney......"