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Lamp

These lamps were one of the few things left behind... in fact there were tons of them.
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Did it work?
Cyrus
Tue 06-14-2005
...Nope
Strife
Thu 09-08-2005
Even the most simple and solitary objects left behind can tell many stories. Whose hands had touched this lamp? What sort of examinations were done under the light of it? Creepy.
Rudy
Sat 10-01-2005
Wow!!! Still plugged in after all these years. I love it!!!
Puddleboy
Tue 11-29-2005
well composed shot
goad
Fri 01-13-2006
to the people above who asked if it worked. or that it was creepy that it was still plugged in after all these years...it isnt plugged in...the cord is plugged in and then wrapped around the top of the lamp.
Brandi
Sat 10-21-2006
man somebodys ben using that lamp
marisel
Sun 03-18-2007
that is the call signal device that is plugged in.
Kevin
Thu 12-06-2007
Yes, that is a call buzzer... I still have one buried in a box somewhere. I still think about how many people may have used it...
Mike P
Mon 02-04-2008
BTW, when we used to go there, the electricty was still on, a lot of those lamps worked!
Mike P
Mon 02-04-2008
the photography is amazing. the compostition in every shot is just incredible. Shows the eeriness of the hosipital.
dan g
Wed 07-09-2008
These lamps with long cords look like something patients could use to suicide with especially if hung over a grab rail ect DG...
davegangster
Sat 01-17-2009

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