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how inviting.
A D Nilsen
Wed 08-11-2010
I think I know what that is. When I worked in a hospital and we had to take pts (deceased ones that is) to the morgue you would put the body on the lower level and covered it with a sheet so it would look like you were rolling a table down the hall.
Fla. Gator
Wed 08-11-2010
I think you are right Gator! The stainless still looks nice too. The wheels rusted, but really like the exam light too.
LucieLou
Wed 08-11-2010
Stainless steel does not rust.... Sort of neat to see the wheels rusting yet the rest is in great shape.
Canada
Thu 08-12-2010
I think,Fla.Gator nailed it.
Ferdy
Thu 08-12-2010
oh yea, this one's got a little of everything too.
rcm
Sun 08-15-2010
It seems like all the floors in this palce are wood rather than tiled
jackieB
Sun 08-15-2010
was the sheet covering this before you took this picture?..The stainless looks so new on the top part..
Ardena
Fri 08-20-2010
This is a childrens hospital right? Gosh It feels so bad, I wonder how many chaildren that thing carried. It sends a hunge chill down my spine. Rest in peace
Ash
Mon 08-30-2010
I AGREE WITH IT BEING USED TO HIDE A BODY. I'VE READ THAT THE STAFF DIDN'T WANT TO UPSET THE OTHER PATIENTS BY ALLOWING THEM TO SEE JUST HOW MANY PEOPLE WERE DYING AROUND THEM. A LOT OF THESE HOSPITALS HAD A SO CALLED BODY CHUTE THAT WENT FROM THE MORGUE TO THE GRAVE YARD TO DISGUISE THE DEAD.
brandon
Sat 10-30-2010
Ash, this wasn´t a childrens hospital as far as I know, though I don´t know if there have been young patients too.
Violet
Wed 02-02-2011
There was a separate building that was used as a children's ward.
LalaWojo
Sat 02-05-2011
I bet those hardwood floors shined beautifully once upon a time.
Larry D
Sun 03-20-2011
r.i.p
jaily bird
Wed 11-02-2011
wow..very sad indeed
ati64
Wed 02-08-2012

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