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I served mass there as an altar boy from 1954 to 1960. I was also a member of the last graduating class from St Katherines School which the Sisters ran on the grounds of Eden Hall for neighborhood children. I have many fond memories of skating on the pond and watching the many animals the Sisters kept on the grounds. After the 7:15 mass in the mornings the Sisters would serve the 2 altar boys a fantastic breakfast in the basement where the kitchens were.. I particularly remember the great smells coming from the kitchens as tthe Sisters prepared all their own baked goods. To have lost Eden Hall and such an historically important Chapel, (one of the oldest Consecrated Chapels in the US) is a disgrace both for the City of Philadelphia who was supposed to have been its steward and for those religious who could have intervened to save the facility and its grounds. It could have been acquired by Nazareth Academy and Holy Family College across the street for needed College expansion. To see what it could have remained, one but needs to drive a few miles up the road to Mother Catherine Drexels Chapel and grounds where extensive renovations and expansions were performed. Eden hall was a missed opportunity by the Archdiocese of Philadelphia.

Pope John Paul II, the Zombie Pope

Exactly how well patrolled was this site? Seems like if they kicked the Straw Man out they would have cleaned out his stuff as well.

Which is why, logically, we know that he eventually became zombie food.

This is where we hide from the Zombies

Pieces Of Eight?

Electro-Shock Lines, for, like, mass-shockings.

AWE-SOME

Zombie-Art Wallpaper please

( Speaking of 'One Flew Over The CooCoo's Nest' )

That would be a lot of hair ( said the blading gentleman )

I thought it was a zombie cleaning station.

Bummer, the tubs face away from the windows

Ugg - Institututional pink...

Scientifically designed to drive those close to the bend over the bend, and that's just the effect on the staff. . .

The T-shaped structure is a Zombie-Stretcher or Zombie-Puller, they were in common use in the 1920's.

Not sure if that is a Zombie leg containment device or not.

Perhaps everyone slept in the bathtubs as well. . .

5 bathtubs? or 2 bathtubs and 3 showers. It looks more brute force than complicated to me.

I'm going to go with autoguy on that

security depends on which building you are looking to explore.