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Another fountain can be seen from this pavilion, mostly hidden by tall trees.
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Motts what was the pavilion used for.
Debbie
Mon 12-19-2011
I would guess fresh air treatments, where beds could be rolled out of the main building easily, but I'm not certain.
Motts
Mon 12-19-2011
Sunshine was the treatment back then ..
ferdy
Mon 12-19-2011
I love fountains. The trees snuggled up against the railing there make the pavilion so inviting. I could sit there for hours.
MomPink
Tue 12-20-2011
Its pretty wicked how the building and nature seem to respect each others space and not infringe upon each other.
the gims
Tue 12-20-2011
o now thats cool.
-B-
Tue 12-20-2011
this is awesome
biig L
Tue 12-20-2011
Looks like it would be fun to skate through these areas. This actually reminds me of a zoo's observation area.
Icewox
Tue 12-20-2011
Thats the first thing that came to my mind too Icebox... Skating! :)
LucieLou
Wed 12-21-2011
Does anyone actually know if sun/air treatments actually worked for TB? My aunt Evelyn was in a TB hospital but I never asked her what it was like. Time to call her and ask. Anyone interested in what she says??

Lovely shot, too, btw.
caroline
Sat 12-24-2011
Yes caroline I would like to know what she says. Ive been curious about that myself
jackieb
Sat 12-24-2011
This is sweet
kc
Mon 03-19-2012

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