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Very interesting,without Mr. Motts, we wouldn't ever know places like this even existed Thanks to you Mr. Motts
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Ah, that sucks. Thanks for the update.
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Am I the only 1 to realise that all the reins are in the same place on the saddle CREEEEEEEEEEPPPPPPPPPPPYYYYYYYYYYY
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amazing building. t i love the way it just blends in with the surrounding cliffs. they IR photos and water are really interesting. just got a new IR hand held hope to produce such cool images as these. nice shotss motts
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This was such a cool place! Never would have expected to see water shooting out the front of the building. Glad you stayed on solid ground. Very unique.
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for years it bothered me the nightmare that was pennhurst. over the past 12 years ive befriended many ex patients and employees of the facility. contrary to popular belief (some of the people who commented on here) the institution was a terrrible place to be. care was minimalistic if none existant....there were never enough nurses or aides to cover any of the wards..the food was terrible and nothing was ever done to help people at all...towards the end no one cared meds were left in the open for anyone to take orderlies were raping female patients the lists go on and on and now they are running a haunted attraction on the site gonna be awful hard to keep the real ghosts and the fake ghost seperate.... thats one place that should of been left to deteriorate into the land and left to its own demise.....nothing good ever came out of pennhurst
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I go there every few weeks with friends. they are starting to crack down on that place. police are in there more often becuz idiots dont just search the building they want to destroy it and ruin it for the people who want to just look around. but its really crazy in there. everything is just demolished and decayed. Northampton State Hospital is awesome too, there is still a few buildings that are accesible. there is one way in the back across the street from where the main hospital was. the NSH is better to go to, a little more creepier
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Intriguing video. Love the butterfly effect! I like it at the end where the butterfly is set free; sort of a metaphor of a patient's soul being set free to live a harmonious life...
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Wow! That place is something else! Something you'd see in a mysterious movie perhaps. I know it must be tempting to try to go inside, but I think you made the right decision-it doesn't look too sturdy.
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So beautiful. I would love to have seen it when it was still functioning.
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Very nice video, thanks for posting it Mr. Motts. The use of unique angles and many shots holding the camera very low (floor level) or very close, give a different perspective.
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My former supervisor/director went to Cornell, and he tells me that there have been more than a couple suicides by students jumping into that gorge. This is the first time I've seen the gorge he was talking about. Wow.
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this building has been completely demolished in 2010 for some new houses...

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Now that is cool.
I never knew such a place existed.
It has a fantasy like feel to it.
Oh and I.m glad you didn't attempt to enter,
that looks like it could come down right on top of you Motts.
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its Reanerjarts