2,646 Comments for Clairvaux Tuberculosis Hospital

Tiny caskets for tiny aliens?

Sounds like an awesome start to a new gallery!

Incredible amount of paper! Always wonder why they leave so much of the files behind when they walk away from these places.

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1900 wheel chair kinda beat up great for a museum. Any ideas

Any chance that I could buy a high resolution photo of the wheelchair? I have been checking stock image sites and none of the ones I have seen fit the proper style I am looking to feature in my story (short film about our local Poor House in Sandpoint Idaho). If you are interested in letting me use one of your photos or selling me one, please let me know.

I do not see a place to enter my email address in the form, so I will check back here for your reply. Kind regards.

I love exploring on cold, gray days. Nothing gives more of a pacifying feeling

@ Curt, it's the other way around.

So much win

This is a perfect example of what an abandoned building looks like, lit only by a flashlight in the pitch black. Very nice photo

I have one that looks like new.

where is this hospital?? Someone must know.

I think what you are actually looking at is a bed pan washer which would have been used before there were disposable ones. Common in hospitals well into the 70's

I winder what the building in the distance is

This picture almost looks like something from Saw.

My Lord, Mr. Motts, that is indeed a, homemade water softener. le right side is zeolite resin which is regerated with salt, the left side is green sand. That unit needs it's green sand replaced, when it's new it is green, as it is used up it turns brown, then black. The unit is not to old, the plumbing is cpvc which is circa 1970. I am going to share this with my water treatment operator!