The Abandoned Hospital at the Amiantos Asbestos Mine
Published 16th of July, 2017
Trouble Brewing?
If this bell ever gets fixed that bird is in trouble.
Decent Shelving!
These shelves were obviously built to last. My father in law would have had them out though, and they would have then sat in his garage for 20 years before being used as firewood.
Picturesque Scene
From the outside it all looks quite quaint.
What Happened Here?
This looks rather intriguing. Part of me thinks it was a morgue, but the room is just too small for that, surely?
More Outhouses
The outside is, I think, more fun to explore than the inside, as there are less flies.
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