Yes, that's pretty amazing. What I find most interesting about old darkrooms is, like old labs, you can often see what most mattered in terms of equipment or organization. That always says something about the way the user thought. Of course, these days labs are almost never touched by the associated scientists and are mostly a product of a string of graduate students.
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