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Oh now that's Wallpaper worthy.
A D Nilsen
Wed 08-11-2010
The layout of the TB hospitals was always so cool - big airy places that opened onto porches. To think that an antibiotic replaced all of this.
TootUncommon
Wed 08-11-2010
I would be willing to accept this room as my bedroom.

Lets see, closet, closet, office, open air shower, and harum.
Prancer
Thu 08-12-2010
Take a lot of cleaning to make it a bedroom.
Ferdy
Thu 08-12-2010
I love this shot. It shows just how large a space it was.
binabinaaa
Fri 08-13-2010
Bedroom? Looks like you could build a whole house in that space
Matt
Tue 08-17-2010
all the windows and the architecture of this place make it strangely interesting.
scamp
Thu 08-19-2010
Like VNJ, I'm just amazed at all the intact windows in this place!
autoguy
Mon 08-23-2010
"To think that an antibiotic replaced all of this."

After sitting in this room for half an hour, you would NEED some extra strength antibiotics.
Curt
Tue 08-24-2010
Actually-wouldn't it have been a vaccine that replaced it? I wonder what the heating bills would have been like in this place with all the large windows...
Melli3322
Wed 12-08-2010
With places like this, have you ever come across squatters ? I'd imagine that such wide open spaces with rooms off to the side that are much smaller, would be ideal?
Gill
Sun 03-20-2011
Usually only in inner-city places with easy access to get inside the building; this particular hospital had a bit of an aggressive security force, so it wasn't a viable home for anyone.
Motts
Sun 03-20-2011

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