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Bathroom

A small bathroom... note the low toilet seat for wheelchair using patients.
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What?!?! No soap dispenser?!?!?!
Tony C.
Wed 11-02-2005
Don't ya see it right above the mirror?
~Me
Wed 11-02-2005
Yeah, geez, Tony even I KNOW that's a soap dispenser. Forget your glasses, or what?
twug
Wed 11-02-2005
LoL! Maybe there's not enough light in there...humm...we could always turn on the light...HEY, where IS the light?!?!? Confuddled!
Bri
Sat 11-26-2005
ROFL! there's enough natural light in their. look they even have a back-up dispenser hanging from the roof....these guys were prepared >:)
Live
Mon 11-28-2005
Goodness! Yes they were!

:0)
Bri
Mon 11-28-2005
But if this is for someone in a wheelchair, how would they reach above the mirror for soap? That's just cruel...
Sketch
Thu 12-22-2005
They'll have to buy a Deluxe Gopher--as seen on TV.
Twug
Thu 12-22-2005
ROFLMBO! :0)
Bri
Thu 12-22-2005
If the bathroom was for someone in a wheelchair. the toilet would be high.. wheelchair level, so one could transfer to it easly. I know. I'm in a chair.. Cool photography, Motts..
charlie
Fri 05-26-2006
That's the case in many places these days, but it is only a recent development (i.e., the last 20 years) that the ADA has been around to require facilities to be wheelchair accessible.
Lynne
Fri 05-26-2006
I think that the box next to the mirror is the paper towel dispenser and that the soap went into that dish beside the sink that is barely visible in the back.

Are those giant locks on the window?
reddll
Thu 06-29-2006
Yes most windows on this building had a cage over them with two big locks.
Motts
Fri 06-30-2006
This reminds me of One flew ovrt the coocoos nest
Jan
Mon 02-19-2007
We passed a bathroom with stalls, the stalls were very narrow. One of my friends and I stood in it, if the person was overweight, it'd be kind of hard to use the bathroom. :-X
Cara
Mon 04-16-2007
I'm sure standard stall widths have increased along with standard chair sizes as we Americans have...um...increased in girth.

A cafe in my hometown dates to the 1920s and still has the original wooden swivel-chair seating at the counter. The seats are tiny compared to what we're used to today.
Seattle_Dave
Sat 03-29-2008
Wonderful how there is still toilet paper there!
See
Sun 10-04-2009

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