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really great pictures!

im surprized the doors are still intact.
silk

Can you imagine what that tub would cost today?: or how much you could get for the stainless steel alone? wow
silk

you state the building was very saddening... i actually get that sense from the pictures
silk

The spokes aren't missing. They utilized a matching sized wheel from another wheelchair. It was cheaper than replacing the whole unit.

Looks like Jean got eaten.

The magnetic strip had a short recording on it. You simply place the card into a player. The head on the player would read the stip, and a word would come out of a single speaker. Usualy one word. How do I know? When I was growing up back in the seventes I was considered to be " troublesome". So the "educators" of the times decided to pigion-hole me into special -ed.

hey ed, is that a walmart bag your carrying? teehee

great serie !!!!!

very nice. perfect exposure

shit man. thats creepy. Im surprised it was never locked and sealed before it was abandoned. Wonder how deep it goes.

Fantastic Decay.

W!cked photo. Nature reclaiming its ground.

Lovely green. I'd love to explore it.

The picture drawn is done a huge pull down window shade. Some were hung on the windows in Devon Hall. This building was known for Music & Art Therapy.
Motts, Your pictures are amazing! They capture the definate feeling that surrounds Pennhurst.