2,646 Comments for Clairvaux Tuberculosis Hospital

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This is a CYCLO-FLUSH BED PAN WASHER.
Cheers.
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Wonderful site and incredible photography.
Fleurescent lamps tend to last years. I had a house for five years and the kitchen lights never failed while I was there. I now live in a loft in what used to be a factory, which was refurbished in 1995 or so. The original 24 hour lamps are just now starting to burn out according to the maintenance guys. I've always wondered if any of those fixtures or other goodies in those abandoned buildings (like fans) are rescued and put back into use..
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Your eye for shooting good D.O.F. is spot on! I hope to someday see you in a gallery showing near by, bet you could get in to Laguna Art Museum in Cali.
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Unfortunately that is wha eminant domain does. Did you guys hear the new law was passed that allows "eminant domain" on the local government level. Before it was only state and federal government that had the right to use eminant domain and local government had to get permission. Now local government has the right to take property for the good of the community....Here come the Walmarts...
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1920's...here's a link. http://www.historychannel.com/exhibits/modern/fridge.html
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The IR shots are amazing. The others, too but these last few just totally take my breath away. I wish I had your talent!
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WOAH! Weren't you scared?
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Behind the chair looks like the meal wagans they use to use for delivering meals
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I would love to sit down and read everything in that mess A Sunday afternoon would be nice
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I wish you could give more details on whats written on the documents
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Can you tell us what you read? Please?
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i like this picture, but its creeps me out
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Sadly, this reminds me of a female suicide that's been hanging for a long time.
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Robert Ballard should come here. He can't walk around on the TITANIC but this would be just as good.
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Great picture. Reminds me of the deck of the TITANIC.