Mr. Motts - once again, you have outdone yourself. Well done, and thank you - not only for the pleasure I get from looking at these incredible shots, but also for preserving these bits of history.
Wow - it would be cool to use that windowframe as a frame for a mirror or photo.
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Oh, I get it. Like the "flux capacitor" in Back To The Future.

Thanks for yet another great set , Mr. Motts.
All of you people get out of my room!!!!

(Actually, I want the padded one...)
I donno why, but the first thing that cam into my mind was the words of "Suite Madame Blue" from Styx:

Time after time
I sit and I wait for your call
I know I'm a fool
But what can I say
Whatever the price I'll pay
For you Madame Blue

Once long ago
A word from your lips and the world turned around
But somehow you've changed
You're so far away
I long for the past and dream of the day
With you Madame Blue

Sweet Madame Blue
Gaze in your looking glass
You're not a child anymore
Sweet Madame Blue
The future is all but past
Dressed in your jewels
You made your own rules
You conquered the world and more
... Heaven's door
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Whats with the slots under the doors?
They fed them like animals or something sliding a tray under the door?
What if they don't give it back, you still have to go in to get it...
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are all the corners/edges on the walls in front of doorways made rounded so that people dont get hurt by walking into them?
I aways wondered about that....
Now THAT is creepy....
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If you ran down this hall you would probably trip and scratch yourself on soething and get a disease from a rat turd...
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this is one of those hallways that make you want to run down at full speed with your arms out yelling "AAAAAAAAAA"!!!!!
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Gross.....crazy people secks!
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How in tha hell is tha floor tilting??
I think the saddest thing about the passing of these places is that we don't build anything that has a soul anymore. Everything now is hideously sterile and square - the old craftsmanship is gone, and now even the memorial to the great craftsmen are gone as well.
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everytime I see plants like this it is like nature is reclaiming the spot that the building resides on. Kind of as though the "Outside" is devouring the structure.
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Imagine these long hallways when the hospital was in use, with all the patients locked tightly in thier rooms crying our through the mesh windows.
....totally creepy....