2000 ccs

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it's great that all this is still so well preserved after all this time.

A D Nilsen

Wed 08-11-2010

Just love these photos Motts! only through your generous efforts do we all get to see this. Thanks so much.

LucieLou

Wed 08-11-2010

now that would be a cool jar to catch your change at the end of a day

eldokid@aol.com

Thu 08-12-2010

Sure would hold a lot of change or whatever you put in it huh?

Ferdy

Thu 08-12-2010

I bet it would be awfully heavy if it was filled with coins

jackieB

Sun 08-15-2010

2000 ml, in other words.

Regina

Tue 08-17-2010

hey, isn't it a part of our new friend called Robinson's Pneumothorax apparatus?

blackmarblearch

Tue 08-24-2010

Eughh, seems about right for a TB unit. (better, I imagine, to recover from spontaneous pneumothorax than require one being surgically done!)

STL girl

Wed 09-08-2010

It's absolutely awesome! My only concern is that the Tuberculosis bacteria does not die, not even if the place is abandoned. So some of those items still could be infected with the virus. :(

Irina

Fri 01-07-2011

Does anyone know if it is really possible to catch TB from the items after so many years?
In fact, I´m always asking myself when looking at pics from TB-Hospitals.

Violet

Wed 02-02-2011

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Date Shot:	November 2005	Image ID#:	7504
Date Posted:	Wed, August 11th 2010	Camera:	Canon 300D Rebel

Location Name:	Clairvaux Tuberculosis Hospital
Current Status:	Abandoned
Built:	1909	Closed:	n/a
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Location Age:	103 years	Abandonment:	n/a

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