576 Comments for Haverford State Hospital

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This place really looks good; if only it could stay that way.
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What a waste. My daughter used to be in a bowling league in school and they knocked down the whole building to put new highway in--pathetic!
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I don't think I really want to know what happened in there.
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wonderful, such an honor for you to take these shoots..extremelly, lucky fellow photographer...
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cas, no blame lays at your door, you explained it very well..
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casle they made those dental exam light
s i hated
Hey, would'nt you say these rooftops are way to easy to jump off of. Not good for the depressed. I know I'd be tempted.
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And , by the way, barium is less expensive than lead, here in Germany, all walls are covered in barium sulphate(the stuff that a radoiologist gives you to drink when x-raying your stomach
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only in therapy rooms walls are lined with lead. in x-ray diagnostic the beam is very weak. Belive me, I am a radiologist so I do not say stupid things( sorry for mistakes I made when writing, I am from Germany and I dont speak English wery well)
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I'm sorry chopsuey... :( I wished I could explain it better. Maybe someone could make it a little less confusing... please.
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right now im proper confused and i wish id never mentioned it now.......im off.
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X-rays use radiation and lead protects your body from the radiation. The walls of an X-Ray room are also lined with lead. Lead is very dense, and cheaper and more available. Look at this site for more information:

http://www.leadinfo.com/ARCH/rad.html
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why do they give you a lead lined apron to wear if your in a xray area?
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I have 4 working x-ray machine assembled by myself and I can assure you that neither one contains radioactive material.Only SOME doors are sheilded with lead foil. X-rays are strictly man-made , no radioactive isotopes needed.
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there is no lead sheilding. the walls are painted with barium(absorbes radiation) You don't need lead sheilding for roentgendiagnostic machines