1,162 Comments for Cherry Knowle Hospital

this one makes me dizzy

and grosses me out- i love it!

i love these old machinery / gadgets photos ; )

The Globe and Compass shows that the crest it's self post dates the 1500's. But the words are a true blessing to those who were about to enter the un imagineable. I believe it is well taken from an Irish saying as one would enter a place that they would know they would call that place their home, "God bless all ye here." In such harsh conditions for the insane and the way they were even treated so long ago, trust me, they need God's blessing and guidance even in such a hellish place.

There is the best artistic value here in this photo! To keep up with the architectual dignity of this building and the romantic setting accompanied with the snowy scene. In my opinion, another copy done in a sepia tone would enhance it even more as well!

Clearly there is more than water damage here.
But if there was a wheely, Lazy-Boy comode were made, men would never leave it behind.

A truly beautiful representation of Victorian
Gothic Revival.

Don't cry! It's trully better on the way out of there!

That's the same vehicle that Jack Black rode on in Nacho Libre.

The door reek of &0's moorish styling. My Grandma's bathrrom coupboards look the same

Maybe the guy gave the machine in the previous picture a trial run.

If such a machine works on DC, then judjing by the design of the machine it's self is pre-dating semi conducting diodes which are small and have gold plated anodes and cathodes. Clearly this thing gives alternating currency.

All that old microwave needs is a dial on the front. I think the green guy agrees.

All that is missing in that pool is one pivital piece, A white toilet seat floating there too!

Besides the soil to the faux setting the door provides, my question is being; What is behind
the door? That is a very odd place for the other set of doors near the ceiling.

To Joe,
Imagine playing Toccata and Fugue in D Minor
by Bach.