1,476 Comments for Letchworth Village

"Icebox" -- I thought I was the last person on earth to know what an icebox was.

While it is a sad photo in a way, it mainly reminds me of high school, as we had those types of square clocks on the wall.

It almost looks like a very big, very old "icebox" built into the wall with the doors closed like that.

As a physical therapist, I used this type of tank in the early part of my career for large people with multiple wounds. The whole process of filling the (Hubbard) tank, putting the patient in it, whirlpooling for 20 min, taking them out, dressing the wounds, and transporting the patient back to their room and transferring them back to bed (whew!) took around two hours with only about half of that time as billable time. Some of these patients were twice a day! Egads! I've not used this type of tank in at least ten years. Not efficient enough for the ins companies.
Love this website, by the way!

Samantha i can see that by the picture.

i just visited letchworth.... amazing place! It would be nice if there was a guide to what is what and what were the buildings originally used for

Al Bundy Was Here!
(Married With Children)

Isn't plaster water soluable?

This is what I picture my house looking like. ...when I get some money .... and some sanity.

No, It's just a trick of the light.

oh my god that scared the crap out of me! XD

my 4 year old had a couple of febrile seizures when she was 2 and a couple more when she was 3. scariest moment of my life the first time as i did not know what was going on.

Take care of yourself, Andy. I hope you recover quickly. I know they're harsh.

Twug I still have seizures. I have a seizure months go by without having one and then it hits me. The latest I had was on March 17, 2006.

this stuff seroiusly isnt funny ....i go to school like ight by there and i wlakwed in to the morge and the crematory one day and its pritty sick shit ....nothing to laugh about ...the mentally retatred werent treated nice and they deff werent comforted