48 Comments Posted by Cecilia

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This gallery alone is the best tribute anyone could wish for.Giving other people the opportunity to snoop in the belongings of others isn't a tribute.So I think Mott's right not to display them.
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would make a neat wallpaper..the colors and angle are just awesome
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I second that...great shot.
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*shivers*
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They left the soap...
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Probably 50's even
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wow,the colors...it's an absolutely marvellous picture.Should make an excellent album cover or something.
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gives me the creeps,I can't pinpoint the reason,but I think you understand...nice zooming.
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How perfectly barbaric.
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The evil clown from "It".
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Incredibly disrespectful to leave records scattered and lying around like this...don't know how old these papers are but some of the people mentioned in them might be alive!
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Could very well be the gateway to hell...
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Particularly the 50`s strikes me as a fascist decade sometimes,nothing was allowed to flaw the "perfect" facade,which I guess was one of the reasons parents left their children at horror places like Pennhurst.I hope we have learned something since then.
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Looks like a nightmare corridor from some horror video game.
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As Pjrichard asks,I wonder too why they leave all the inventories behind.It's,in a way,disrespectful,at least if patient's names are still present on records.Here in Europe,modern ruins are rare(abandoned building are torn down),so this is fairly new to me,even if I have been looking around for ruins here to photograph.Fascinating and important pieces of modern history,but very tragic.
I must compliment Mott too for great pictures and a respecful approach.