592 Comments for Lungenkrankenhaus Thalberg

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Okay, let's see here: a very, very long hallway, many doors, many windows, many arches, and...many bats! :)) Nice, colorful photo, Motts!
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I'd just love to go ballroom dancing with my husband in this space...once we've learned how to dance! LOL! : D
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@ginberry. I agree. The door lintel is very beautiful!
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Motts, your creativity never ceases to amaze me! What a unique shot!
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Gee Whiz! I know the times I've been in the hospital it would have been nice to know some cherubs were watching over me. The patients here were very blessed to be in a hospital building that was so architecturally nice! If they had good doctors and nurses, too, the patients really had it made.
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@Kathy W. Oh my! This is, indeed, stunning!.....Fantastic photo, Motts!
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Hmm...Perhaps THIS was the morgue at one time, or at the very least where they performed autopsies on patients?
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It's just not cool to be walled off! : ((
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Nice one!
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Wonderful colors and great perspective with this shot, Motts!
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Wow, Motts! Now this is the photo that reminds me of a castle! : )
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Center hinged doors...interesting. I wonder how obese people managed to get in and out of the rooms? Also, I would imagine if they had to move furniture in or out of a room they would have to temporarily take that room's door off its center hinges. That would seem like a hassle!
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Love the arches, again! However, the bats, their poop, and the mold were a little bit distracting in this photo which made it hard for me to admire the sunshine.
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@Sean S. I wouldn't proceed! Those doors just look like they're waiting for someone to step inbetween them, so they can suddenly come together and crush the unwary individual! : O
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@Nick. Instead of an lcd tv monitor, I think that might be the door to a 'body cooler' or a cooler for specimens. In other words, I wonder if this was part of the hospital's morgue? Do you know Motts?