2,646 Comments for Clairvaux Tuberculosis Hospital

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yeah, the ashtrays built in to the chair arms takes me back to the days when you could smoke while getting your hair cut, while standing in line at the market or bank, while riding on the bus or in a cab, in a bar or restaurant, at your desk at work. . .. maybe if people were allowed to smoke again they would be a little calmer and wouldn't be such miserable, rude, inconsiderate rags all the time. WOW I think I just opened up a big can of worms!! Well, I did smoke like a blast furnace for 25 years and quit cold turkey 5 years ago so I think I have some perspective about smoking.
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I hate to see beautiful old buildings left to rot. I wish that there was a way to save all of them. but then again you wouldn't have a website if that happened.
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Thank you for taking me on a new journey Mr Motts. I most apreciate the great start to a new day. I also agree with repeated requests for a wall paper of this one. So many to chose from.
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Ferdy....it would take out the minerals....that is why it says remineralizer silly
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Pam has it right on the head.
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it looks kind of like and old school suction pump. probably used to clear the airways of patients that were having problems breathing
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to look out but be unable to go anywhere. to just sit and stare its a lonely exsitence but one I must except
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OH MY! The colors are amazing. I want a print of this for my wall
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I thought "why is she slapping her head?"
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I love this shot. It shows just how large a space it was.
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it looks like its the walls are melting into the floor
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Agreed EPIC FAIL!.
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I think I could look out these windows all day
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yeah....its making me dizzy
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What a chilling shot. It brings it all together as to why people were there. Housed together to try and get better. I bet the icy winds didnt help to much