Wow. These pictures remind me of some of the areas in the Civic Hospital. Like the old sub-tunnels from WWII that extend beneath a residential area, have been unused for for 5 decades or so, are unlit, and have the old morgue tucked away down there.
It's interesting to go out in them, at night, with just a flashlight and a radio that has shit reception.
I really like the fact that the biohazard sign seems to have been drawn by hand using a felt pen. There is something to be said about a place that handles biohazard materials yet don't have the budget to buy a stencil and paint or a sticker.
The pictures remind me of the Louis Hippolite Lafontaine psych hospital I visited. The place is still partially in use but they had this exhibit where you went among patients but also in the abandonned parts hooked up to a CD player with creepy tracks that told you which number to go to for which track. The 2 minutes or so spent in the dark, in an "isolation cell" with the door closed were beyond creepy.
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Date: 2007-05-14 02:13 pm (UTC)(no subject)
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Date: 2007-05-14 07:01 pm (UTC)I really like the "someone escaped" busted coffins.
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Date: 2007-05-14 07:28 pm (UTC)It's interesting to go out in them, at night, with just a flashlight and a radio that has shit reception.
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Date: 2007-05-15 04:45 pm (UTC)The pictures remind me of the Louis Hippolite Lafontaine psych hospital I visited. The place is still partially in use but they had this exhibit where you went among patients but also in the abandonned parts hooked up to a CD player with creepy tracks that told you which number to go to for which track. The 2 minutes or so spent in the dark, in an "isolation cell" with the door closed were beyond creepy.