407 Comments for Rancho Los Amigos

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What if a former patient went to an other physican or hospital after this hospital closed? I mean, it could have become important to see a person's patient files- but they just "lost" it in there... strange. Is that usual business in the US?
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The soap dispenser fell, to! :(
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"Just watch out for polar bears.." Sounds like an ominous warning. Like, "Hey guys, watch this!"
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Thanks Norway, looks pretty cool!
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No I'm not sure when the fire(s) occurred, one may need to dig into the local news archive to find out.
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What a Picture. Like. Well done.
What a mess. According to official notes, all these files "are in storage"
but it probably does not say "what" kind of storage.
Problem solved; they way we Human Beings solve things, by doing nothing.
Fun Evert Day.
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Bah i was fooled by the name... Nice racks though!
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It is, indeed, a beautiful old machine! And you took a great photo of it, Motts! But if someone hasn't taken it by now, or the 'brats' haven't ruined it by now, I'd like to predict something. I predict that by the end of this next weekend, that beautiful projector will most certainly be gone!...And Nope! I, nor anyone I know, will be taking it! It's just that some 'recycler' or 'antique dealer' will probably see it on this website and go after it. They just can't seem to help themselves! : ((
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Awww. He does look very, very sad. : (
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Boy! I bet that water did have a certain...uh...pungent aroma to it! Also, I hope the critter was still alive so that it didn't add to the unpleasant stench of the place! : ) Oh, the things that you go thru, and put up with, for us, Motts! Thank you!
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Oh, wow! Motts, I really like this shot! The way you set it up is great!
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The seat does look like a style from a bygone era. Not only that, but it does look well worn and quite possibly like it could have been in a fire (and they couldn't quite get all the soot stains off when they cleaaned it).
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@Motts. I totally agree with you re your own comments about this photo. Thanks for taking a closeup shot for us!
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@LucieLou. I agree with you 100%!
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It's shocking how much medical equipment, medical supplies, and paperwork the last employees at this hospital left behind, when it closed! What a waste!