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The central room between ORs... the tile was still gleaming white, even after 11 years of neglect.
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Nothing can tarnish tile Motts.... at least it a nice white and not that nasty bright blue or disgusting pink you see in other places.
Canada
Sat 08-27-2011
probably busy in its day
ferdy
Sat 08-27-2011
Those cabinets look like fireplaces.
A D Nilsen
Sun 08-28-2011
Why would someone go in and smash all the glass and the tops of the tile counters? senseless.
BKWOntario
Sun 08-28-2011
I agree 100% BKWOntario. I'll never understand mindless vandalism. Maybe it gives the vandal a sense of power over something that was huge & strong (like a building). IDK
Larry D
Sun 08-28-2011
Nice to sit here and imagine attendees busy handing out supplies to the doctors and nurses in the OR.
LucieLou
Sun 08-28-2011
the people that go in these places just to smash things up are called idiots -
eldokid@aol.com
Mon 08-29-2011
Reminds me of the kennel room at the vet's office...
Icewox
Sun 09-04-2011
love how the glass is broken on the doors, and yet they are opened up. Maybe this missed a piece of glass
Joe
Mon 09-05-2011
That's where Dr Mengele stored all the brains. Zombies have long since eaten them.
autoguy
Thu 10-06-2011
The decay looks the same all over the world, but with those metal mesh shutters it is drier and less moldy and mossy. Like the bright whiteness in this shot and those very square tiled openings. All those shiny tiles; tiles last. Hmmmm wondering if the ceiling is tiled as well? Good picture! Be well, Mr. Motts!
mica in sweden
Thu 03-22-2012

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