I've worked as a Funeral Director for 15 years. This style of mortuary refrigeration is a real pain to transfer a body from. The low door is fine, the next two are hard to lift from when placing the body on a stretcher. I pity the backs that lifted the body up on to the top compartment tray. Sometimes a lifting device was used to lift the tray up to the compartment so the tray could be slid in, but more often than not is was a back breaking lift. I don't miss these at all. They didn't keep the bodies very cold either. The seals around the doors were ineffective and the only insulation inside the walls was sawdust.

It's actually a Grecian Urn Casket with a full couch lid.

Damn kids

That's SO wrong! LOL!

"Why must every abandoned place have that lone chair just sitting about?"

That's the rule, I believe.

Are those weeds?

I used to have that toy on the far right

These are also used in homes & nursing homes ( etc ) though they have been updated very slightly over the years . Respectfully... I've yet to hear of one doubling as a wheelchair.

They're not for wheeling a patient off in... they're for wheeling TO a patient who has a hard time getting around.

Hmm... afraid of getting small pox, huh?

Don't know much about medicine, do ya?