"Durham Springs" exists below the ground floor, dripping into the sub-basement. From there it is pumped from a channel up into the storm drain system. It is named after Ned Durham, one of the "original" engineers at the hospital.
Tuesday, May 15, 2012
Inside of RVMC
Recently I had a chance to tour some of the behind-the-scenes parts of our hospital and took a few dozen photos. Here's the first installment.
"Durham Springs" exists below the ground floor, dripping into the sub-basement. From there it is pumped from a channel up into the storm drain system. It is named after Ned Durham, one of the "original" engineers at the hospital.
For the rest of the photos, I'll explain what they are in a later post.
More photos to follow as time allows.
"Durham Springs" exists below the ground floor, dripping into the sub-basement. From there it is pumped from a channel up into the storm drain system. It is named after Ned Durham, one of the "original" engineers at the hospital.
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