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Looking up in one of the patient rooms.
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That light sorta looks like a big white olive.
What kind of goofball puts a soap dispenser on the ceiling?
The same kind that puts a light above a sink!
lol i was thinking the same. the window somehow looks like an embrasure.
Yeah Johnnsy, take a crap load of pimentos to fill it though!
That really is a terrible odd place for a soap dispenser. Wouldn't the soap drip down onto peoples' heads?
Imagine waking up to that ceiling.
looks like a colorless eye looking down on you, kinda creepy!
The black bubbling yellow paint looks like ginormous huge ants!
This is a fantastic shot Motts! I think it's my new favorite! :-)
Geez the glass is so thick on that thing! It's a wonder any light made it out of there!

That's a bonafida "can't climb out of this thing" window.

Kinda reminds you of the inside of dirty ductwork.........complete with soap dispenser!
That there soap dispenser looks like it's handblown.
i can just imagine all the eyes who have looked at this celing for hours on end over the years it is so sad.
Kristiara, I was thinking almost the same thing! The paint peels look like nasty leeches or something crawling up the walls <shudder>
ugg... feels like tar on my eyes!
Looks like the inside of a roach motel
......ITS A HAT!!!!!
those things on the walls look totally disgusting.

still ah-mazingly gorgeous though. in a creepy gross kinda way. [=
the walls really do look gross...
but why do we think this is a soap dispenser?
like isnt it a light?
doesnt that make sense?
just think of it, that small window is your only connection to the real world. How pathetic!
some of these rooms were used as padded cells in years gone by, hence the deeply recessed window (it would also have had a wooden internal shutter that was locked when in use). They were phased out after the inception of psychotropic drugs in the 50's and 60's, but were still in use in the state hospitals until mid 90's
Looking back on this collection... I noticed how the smoke detector was wired. the norm in the US would have been to have run ugly conduit everywhere for these instead of taking the harder, but better route of wiring through the walls and ceilings.
Interesting
dont know why everyone is goin on about a soap dispenser, or even a sink...... this is a photograph of a light with a glass shade, a smoke/fire alarm sensor and a window.................have you lot been smokin crack?
The soap dispenser is a running joke from an old gallery.
That looks to new to be there or it's to clean

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