416 Comments for Saint Remigius Military Hospital

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This looks too modern to be original. Panel wainscoting, square arches ..not 1907 style. Z might be right. I can see this as military cafeteria. Could have been a cashier/clerk''s stand on the raised portion.
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gives new meaning to soliltary confinement. Imagine being locked in there, not knowing if they forgot about you....if you'll ever get out. Creepy, crreepy, creepy.
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Talked to the 92 year old next door. He took part in "liberating" France in WWII. His memory is pretty good. He said this was probably the laundry. Also said French bathrooms did not have urinals. Just a wall to aim at and a channel on the floor that water tricked through to a drain.
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Kind of makes you wonder why it wasn't locked up in the "padlock loop room",
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Amazing set Motts!
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Astounding! That is the most non-threatening basement I've ever seen!
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Nice shot, Motts!
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That raised portion may have once been a nurse station.
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are these photos HDR?

the detail and lighting in all of your photos are always extremely good
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ah it looks so french.
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these sinks remind me of the sinks in Madeline (the little french girl at bording school). i don't know why that's the first thing i thought of.
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I love the colors and the floors. I'm surprised its all so intact. Very nice work. The colors make me want to take a nap in a cold bed with lots of fluffy down blankets haha
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Did you open the door?
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Awesome as always!
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Green doesn't make you hungry, Orange, red and yellow do. Green is a restful color, but is not as favored as blue.