718 Comments for Irrenanstalt Weiler

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We really appreciate all that you go thru to get us such great and unique photos, Motts!....I'm thinking someone could've cranked up the heat in that building on purpose. I mean, that's one way to keep scrappers (thieves) and other vandals out! However, it's apparent they didn't realize that you were coming to visit that day, Motts, or they would have turned the heat off for you! :: D
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I just lost my great grandma Drayer to fast spreading cancer last week on Thursday!! Please pray for me!
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How many people died here?
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Oops! I meant Sybl!
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@Syber I was thinking the same thing!
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You rock Mr. Motts!
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I always look forward to coming home and looking at your galleries!
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Knowing whats in the rest of these rooms,what in that barrel is likely both deadly and morbid
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Jesus Motts,where on Earyh did they leave a whole dead body? HOW can someone forget something like that in a hospital? And coming across miscarriges and fetuses sounds absoluetly morbid as well
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I would only snatch something up from these places if I knew beyond a doubt it was going to be gutted and demolished sometime in the near future
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It's funny how this place holds historical value due to the fact its where they took the bodies of Hitler and Eva,among others,yet there is absolutley no information on where it is,what it was called or anything. All that comes up is that it was a "very highly classified place"...its probably for the better so vandals wont find it now,though Im sure some have over the years
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I love those little jars
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time for a snack
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you could put out someone's eye with one of those!
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Ohhhh, my - plastic flowers! Hope they dusted them, and cleaned the glass well for every viewing. May be there was a back-drop curtain in a nice shade? ( see a string/wire) May be good table-cloth, and lots of candles, and a bouquet of real flowers. May be a carpet on floor. At least someone got to see the beloved say farewell. Life is sad. Am sure every one did their best to set this up, at the time.
It is a good picture to ponder about.
Well done!