And so I’ve reached the corridor between the 1954 built part and the 1980 built part. The old part is up front.
The corridor led straight into a small lobby.
So we’re starting with showers? Interesting.
“Don’t leave useless stuff on the shelf”, says the cat.
The room to the other direction looked a bit like a storage. I guess they have all been ordinary patient rooms before the corridor was built.
The 1950’s part was rather small. There had been a bigger, wooden building from the 1930’s, but it had been demolished when the newer wings were built.
The rooms were much smaller than the ones on the newer side.
There were beds and other old furniture left here, too.
Heading towards the other end.
I’m not sure, if too many patients have been in this area of the building in the last years of operation.
But there was a lot more art.
The floors are from the same era as in the newer building.
This room looked bigger, but it again looked like a storage. The beds are extremely old, and there’s even something which looks like an overhead projector in the corner.
Decay has started.
The clock is far from the latest model.
It was indeed an overhead projector.
This ios probably on the Southern side of the building, as the paint has come off so heavily.
Another messy room with big and old cupboards.
The main stairway with the usual greetings.
But we’re not going there just yet.
Not until we’ve taken a look behind this door.