285 Comments for Manicomio Francesca

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Ok I am going to have to look and find a table like that. It has tap handles...bet it is embalming fluid...its bugging me!
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All the tiles still hanging on...at least they are not yellow.
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LOL
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Was there only one table? That appears to be a very large room. Love the shine still on the tiles.

PS Larry I watched the same show (I am a Titanic fanatic) and its just amazing that it can survive for 100 years under water.
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I would have thought mud on the floor if you hadn't said it was goat caca. I can't imagine the stench that gave off.
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We were all worried about you! So glad you are okay!

We sure did miss you! Nice to have you back again :)
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You were sorely missed! Glad that you are back.
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Looks fresh too.
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Incredible how ceramic tile walls retain a brilliant shine in these places. Last month I watched a documentary on the wreck of the Titanic and for the first time a submersible found it's way into the Turkish Bath deep in the bowels of the ship. Sure enough, the ceramic tile on the walls had retained it's colors and shine.
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Good to have you back Motts. Your galleries were missed but more importantly, we care for your well being.
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Agree the Colors are Great! Just think of all the records that are kept here...
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This si a GREAT Photo!!! Have you ever been to any of the Wash Houses for girls? I would Love to see the pics!!!
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Thank-you!
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It's ok Motts, I hope the best for you and thank you for taking the time to post these beautiful photographs! They are truly inspirational.
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Apologies for being absent for so long - many things (good and bad) have been happening at once and I needed to take some time off to take care of them. I hope to keep maintaining the website as much as I can.
-Tom