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Cafeteria Skylight

Cafeteria Skylight

This cafeteria area was lit by a large skylight in the center. You can see the area in the back where the patients lined up to get their food.
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makes you feel like a body is gonna fall from there
Achilles
Sun 11-27-2005
this is a beautiful picture and at the same time it scares me...i expect to see someone standing beneith that light
Andrea
Thu 03-02-2006
is there any homeless people in there?
will
Wed 02-28-2007
will, i would bet there are, given the location ,however they probably dont call it home for many reasons you cant get any money if your on the steets and you stay in a desolate area , plus they probably would have problems with gangs and such here.
fc
Thu 03-01-2007
The sheer magnitude of "waste" you have captured in these photos is amazing. I'm still trying to understand how they just got left behind... To think this room used to actually attempt to nourish patients is now hard to imagine. Thanks again for the incredible photos.
Amazed
Wed 02-13-2008
i thought that looked like an underground carpark!
bonnie
Thu 01-14-2010
wats that green crud on the floor
funkymonkey
Sun 04-11-2010
I was searching for rivendell. I was abused there. Almost died from their medication experiments. This cafeteria looks extremely like the one I finally was allowed to see or visit when I was not in forced seclusion. I was forced by a relative to submit in after her disbelief her husband made a sexual pass on me. I am still scarred by it all.
wont tell
Mon 12-13-2010

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