I hope your weekend gets off to a great start. If you’re looking for a room with a view, how about this one? The price is right. I found this beauty in a local popular abandoned building when Theaterwiz and Bob came for a visit. This started as a dormitory and later served as a nursing facility.
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We worked hard this weekend on home projects, both inside and outside the house. What did you do this weekend? Now it’s time to relax before work tomorrow….. So, I’m going to post a photo, watch a little TV and just enjoy the evening.
Today’s photo: I took this photo in an abandoned nursing dorm in the Pittsburgh area with Blair last fall. For weird reasons, I was at this location twice within a few weeks, which was okay because it’s a beauty.
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I’ve stayed in some trashy hotel rooms and some over the top amazing spots. In general, I’m okay with simple and plain as long as it’s clean. I love exploring abandoned buildings that are decaying, old, grimy, etc… but that’s not what I want in a hotel room. This spot is a former nursing student dormitory, which was later converted into a long-term care facility. Now it’s sitting there for my exploration.
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It was a nice quiet day at home today with the family. We did a few things around the house, had a great meal, built some Legos (holiday tradition at our house) and I processed a bunch of photos from one of our 2017 urban explorations. It was nice to just have a little down time to catch up on some photos. Anyway, I found this image as I was processes these photos. This is a stairwell from an abandoned nursing dormitory.
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This is another photo from my trip to the abandoned Brownsville General Hospital in Brownsville PA. I think this would have been called the Day Room (or living room) in the nursing dormitory area. I found it very interesting that when they closed this facility; they just left furniture, patient files, clothing, etc… in just about every room. The people just disappeared and they left everything behind.
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