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Balcony

Balcony

Double doors allowed access to the balcony, where beds could be pushed out for fresh air treatments.
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Very nice colors, I want to explore.
Kirkbride
Wed 09-08-2010
Ok duh. Disregard question on previous photo lol.
TootUncommon
Wed 09-08-2010
poor exit sign, it's seen better days.
A D Nilsen
Wed 09-08-2010
A D Nilsen...I've also seen better placement for Exit signs. It seems a bit out of place.
Full Fathom Five
Wed 09-08-2010
I like that exit sign, something very 'antique industrial' about it.
Full Fathom Five, It wouldn't look as out of place if there were still curtains hanging from the rails (see ceiling).
Matt
Thu 09-09-2010
You would be hard pressed to get a bed out on the balcony now!
Ferdy
Thu 09-09-2010
Yeaaah... I don't really call that an exit...
redinkreign
Thu 09-09-2010
I know I wouldn't want to be in that bed that was so close to those doors. It would be a busy place esp if they were wheeling pts outside alot? It just seems as if it wouldn't be restful at all. Even with the curtains up. Ugh!! At least IMO...but who knows....Plus I'm surprised theres so much glass left in the doors and windows ....very interesting too.....
blue lamp
Sun 09-12-2010
how many of the people who were in that place wanted to run out of those exits and they couldn't
Joe
Fri 09-17-2010
why is the arrow on the exit sign pointing away from the balcony?
Merc24
Fri 10-01-2010

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