2,646 Comments for Clairvaux Tuberculosis Hospital

Yeah, I saw a bathtub too. Much less fun than a bloated dead cow that ready to explode and blow chunks all over.

Well "I" taste like the children of mad dreams.

The ad doesn't list the scary anal electrode that was used in the billing department.

The zombies cook brains in that now.

The old "hair dryer" trick again. That machine was used to cut the tops off the skulls for the lobotomies!

Great shot! I love the way the light makes different colors on the wall.

This looks much older than 1909. I'm not really sure why.

Addresograph is a brand name but you guys are right: it was used to make the metal ID plates for patients. This plate was used to stamp the patient's information on charts, etc.

The "missing buttons" don't look like they were ever there.
It almost looks like a place to plug in a microphone jack for a headset.
A would be "Answer"
And C would be to "Call".
Just saying.

I doubt the bed scales were only used for the morbidly obese. With TB in advanced stages the act of getting out of bed just to step on the scale could have exhausted the patient. Their energy would need to be preserved to fight to breath.

Ok is maybe I am just a prev but I get a "Close your eyes lil girl and I will give you special lollipop vibe".... Just saying in 2010 Dr. Tile may have needed to register with the state....

I agree devin that would solve a lot of problems lol....

You asked for a room with a view.......

Wow. That's just surreal.

This one is my favorite