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Three Slabs

Three Slabs

The autopsy room - you can see that the closest table appears to be much heavier and older than the others, which were stainless steel.
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they sure look different than otehrs I've seen. Do you think it's due to different regulations, or due to the war?
kittymao
Thu 07-16-2009
I think it's just a matter of different countries having different styles, patents, etc. I've noticed a few common designs in the U.S. used around the country, as well as a "standard" type running through the English hospitals.
Motts
Thu 07-16-2009
This is too cool. No graffiti either. Looks like they are waiting for customers.
TootUncommon
Thu 07-16-2009
I'm amazed these were left for so long undisturbed (until 2008, that is). The place is in pretty good condition, which is surprising.
Kathy W.
Fri 07-17-2009
imagine opening those pipes underneath ,ewwwww
nick
Mon 07-20-2009
imagine the smell in those pipes Nick....double EWWWWWW
Joe
Mon 07-20-2009
What I wouldn't give for that first table. The others are ugly and...well...ugly, but that first one is nice.

Imagine putting it in the dining room (after a good cleaning and sanitization that is) for use and just *waiting* for "That's an odd table, where did you get it?"
Chrispy
Tue 07-28-2009
that first one was for Frankenstein's monster i think
silkster40z
Thu 08-06-2009
lol, Chrispy, especially if it was your annoying MIL who asked, just after picking up a piece of bread she'd dropped on the table and putting it in her mouth...

Sorry. I love my MIL dearly, but I'm lucky...
Birdy
Fri 08-07-2009
theres pics so far are amazing no mess all left how it was :) its great to see
toxs
Mon 11-16-2009
I really love the creepy shadows in this one.
Kolfritz
Thu 01-07-2010
i think that this is amazing. There are hardly any place like this in Australia that are intact with the history still remaining inside.
Most places have been trashed and spray painted, which i find to be very sad as 'hospitals' such as these are a huge part of histroy and are fasinating.
littlebear.
Mon 01-25-2010
Lemme tell ya, you've got some extra gut fortification for going to THESE places where systematic abuse and mass murder were actually plotted. (and govt. sanctioned too, as opposed to forgetting/under-funding/under-staffing) Wow!!
STL girl
Wed 03-10-2010
If the heat was cranked up really high, why are the windows open?
BKW Ontario
Tue 06-15-2010
Probably from previous visitors gaining access to the building.
Motts
Tue 06-15-2010
"Imagine putting it in the dining room (after a good cleaning and sanitization that is) for use and just *waiting* for "That's an odd table, where did you get it?""

Somebody on my wavelength, love it!
BritChick
Thu 07-08-2010
I wonder which of these tables Hitler was on
fatepeace121006
Fri 01-06-2012

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