498 Comments for Erich Wagner Kindersanatorium

That kind of looks modern in this shot

I don't know what it is about this photo, but it evokes a lot of emotion. Love it.

I wonder what that room was used for, Debbie Id love to see the hotel in Fl

Glad to see you back Debbie. Im surprised the door frame is so plain with such fancy doors

Looks like it would be a great place to sit and relax. Id love to get in touch with you Debbie

Hi Kathy, I wouldn't mind joning you on the porch and peek inside the windows too

With an open woodwork, traditional, or wrought-iron rail instead of the solid one, this would look nice in a house.

DANG!!!!!!! I spoke too soon about the Baker-Miller !!!!...lol. Again with the community tubs, though......(frowns)..hope there were screens or curtains, at least.

Wow. Can you imagine being one of the little kids being brought up to the front of THIS???? Scary.

No Baker-Miller in this place....(that's a GOOD thing....)

Joe: "Hard water".....LOL.....:-)

Oh!!! Just looked again. Are the stairs ANGLED, or is it just shaddow????? If so, that just upped the "coolness factor" of this :-).

That IS a rather bizarre set of stairs. Wonder why the floor it leads to is only "half-high". Then again, I've seen houses built on the sides of slopes or steep hills that have stairs like that because there's no other way to do it. Hmmm. I like the change from the ordinary, though. Sort of reminds me of the "stairway to the window" shot in the wierd pink bathroom in another gallery....(?).

Door to the inferno.....

If you didn't know this was a hospital, a few cafe tables and waiters in white aprons serving breakfast would fit right in, here :-). Love how the shadows on the porch floor seem to be "mirrored" by the vines growing across the ceiling, and I like the choice of B&W over color on this one. Nice shot.