462 Comments for Sanitarium Joseph Lemaire

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SOAP DESPENSER FOR SURE!!!!
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So sad that these graffiti people can't put there energy and talent into something productive.
Although, the angle that you shot at fools the eye at first. Good Shot!!!
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It reminds me of a dream I once had... so surreal- yet vibrant - like a window into a fairytale land.
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Who is the oh, so hot gentleman in the photo, crouched next to the wall?
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sam-cheese girl, if you check out some of the earlier sights, you will see some soap-dispensers, as well as non-soap-dispensers, and the funny comments at these sites. It's all in fun!
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Unusual that they would have the windows opening on to the inside. If U weren't watching where U were going, U could run right into an open window. That could be the true meaning of "knock yourself out".
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How sad, to see such beauty and good, gone bad. I live in Evansville, Indiana, and a week ago, found out that someone in our tri-state area is going to renovate what is left of our old turberculosis hospital- Behne Camp Hospital, into upscale condos, and an activity area. It has been neglected and abandoned since I was very, very small. If anyone would like more information, let me know on this chat-& comment section. Thanks!
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OK made this one a wallpaper
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I'd hate to be the one who had to keep all those windows clean.
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Wow, that looks really modern in the 1937 picture. Kind of sad what seventy years does to such a place.
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The remodeling is discusting. They just took all the character out of the room. And I supposed that they actually thought it looked beter. Hmmmmm.
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Really love the past and present. GREAT!!!!
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Oooooo Goodie, new Pics.
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Almost looks like the pine trees are trying to come in. Beautiful...
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The best I can guess is that it was used to hook a patient up to pure oxygen. Maybe Lynn would know better....

Love the pics!!! Yay!!! A new gallery to enjoy..