A dust-covered X-ray light box with burnt-out bulbs. Several X-ray films are still clipped to it, their edges curled and yellowed.

What you thinkBy the light from the window, you make out that it's a chest X-ray—a small shadow circled in red pen in the lower right corner, with scrawled writing beside it: "Recommend follow-up, family contacted." The date is the day of the disaster.

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Another X-ray light box, with several films still clipped to the panel. The light has long since gone out. You remove the films and hold them up to the light by the window.

What you thinkSeveral consecutive films, all from the same patient. The top one has a small, torn-off piece of a triage tag attached—red, highest priority. In the tray below the light box lies a marker, its cap still off, as if someone had been writing and was called away mid-sentence.

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