Above: An institution is nothing without its endless halls and stairs.

Left: The basement is a no-go unless you have a good pair of waders.












Above: A few takes on bathtubs, sinks and toilets.

Middle left: A rubble-filled toilet (but please observe the sign on the left).

Middle right: Two washroom sinks for patients.

Bottom left: What appears to be an examination room. 

Bottom right: A sink with shower hose still attached.



 

 This huge soup tureen sits idle in the   kitchen.









Above left: a single hallway joins the main building with the west wing.

Above right: pipes in the furnace room.

Left: The loading dock.

Below left: A first Aid box in the furnace room.

Below right: An upper-floor mini-kitchen.



Left: One side of an upper-floor bedroom. Right: some of the flaking paint look like a three-dimensional maps.



 Three takes on a machine that probably sterilized  equipment. The two sides of the machine are in  different rooms.

The buttons read as follows:
 Green — ready; Orange — heat; Yellow — sterilize;  Purple — exhaust; Blue — dry; Blue-green — sterile.  The white buttons read, from left to right: unwrapped,  wrapped, liquids, manual. The left-hand gauge goes  from 170 to 280  degrees Fahrenheit. In the centre of  the gauge is a timer of some sort.






Left: The workshops, where I assume much of the training took place.









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Walked: May 25, 2009
Page created: June 18, 2009