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Wow check out the bent railings on the right. I wonder what the hell could have caused that ???

Yet another great pic, it looks so cold, hard.

If anyone cares to, check out El Peechos Pennhurst site. It contains a plethora of documented information and has an extremely graphic and depressing documentary called "Suffer The Children"

http://www.elpeecho.com/pennhurst/pennhurst.htm

when i was there last april, the flourescent light seen on the ceiling was flickering on and off creating a humming sound and the fading evening light made this hallway incredibly creepy.

Prior to visiting this place I saw this shot of yours so to pay homage to your site I tried to take the same shot but I doubt that it came out the same

Motts I recently went to Glendale hospital just last sunday and it was so far the best of the two abandoned places that i've been to. I took alot of pictures and it would have been great if I could have shared them with you but I have yet to get them developed and without a scanner of my own it would be nearly impossible to show you.

Me and a few friends went there and I found that this passageway with the vines was one fo the most amazing. It just seemed to have this natural element to it that just made me say "wow". I think your photo really captures it.

Ah, nothing a flathead screwdriver couldn't fix... thanks!

Maybe because the equipment was antiquated and not worth saving, like this wheelchair... or they could've just packed up and left in a hurry... who knows.

These little numbers were curiously stenciled on the walls, I'm not sure why.

Wow I didn't notice someone was standing there...

It's not the safest thing in the world but yes.

It is most definitely patrolled.

I'm not sure, I guess if the power system can't be independantly shut for each building they just leave the juice on. It seems like a real hazard to me, I would just trip all the breakers in the building.

It's my flashlight 8]