2,646 Comments for Clairvaux Tuberculosis Hospital

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Actually, even for religious preference today, not only is it for when a patient deceases, but even for living ones. Example would be Jehovahs Witnesses do not believe in receiving blood products which undoubtly would be a concern in a TB hospital.
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perhaps these are tools from the surgical ward (just kidding!)
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perhaps the electric company will send them to collections for not paying the bill. lol
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trauriges blindes Hühnerauge
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If I wasn't enjoying pics of a hospital, I'd think this was to a submarine. Cool pic!!!!
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It would be awfully hard to take a poo with all that porcelain in the way!
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looks more like a chinese cook than a doctor.
"come here little girl.... and so I can cook you in my seafood salad"
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just beautiful
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i also see fire in the back ground, nice pic
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wtf? lol
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I just stumbled upon your webpage, today
& I have to say- I'm so speechless with some of your shots.
thankyou so much, I'd love to do what you do!
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Thanks for the wallpaper Motts. Its such a wonderful picture. It looks like those chairs are in the same spot they were last left when they closed the place. Its like a band of chairs all together just waiting for someone to sit in them. They look so lonely really. Its almost sad in some ways ......Its werid when you see the curtians all gone too. All torn up. Just think this was a very busy place at one time.......some thoughts to ponder..........
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The caption describes it perfectly
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Outstanding set. Thanks so much for posting.
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Again, the history and the pictures, you did a great job capturing this site