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I love that the tag still hang there, all these years later. They're closed in that box, so they haven't been destroyed by sunlight...very neat little thing to find.
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Mangler! Wow! That' thing is the stuff of nightmares. Wonder what its exact purpose was...
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I love the texture and color you've captured here, Motts. It feels like I could reach out and touch that scratchy rust.
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Toyota? Yea! Ghosts in the accelerators!
THERE WERE ALOT OF PEOPLE THAT WERE MISTREATED THERE AND THEN THERE WERE SOME WHO WERE NOT . I MEET A WOMEN WHO LIVED THERE AND SHE SAW ALOT OF ABUSE BUT WAS NOT ABUSED TO THE EXTENDT THAT SOME OF THE PATIENTS WERE . AND YES THERE WAS ALOT OF PAIN INFLICTED MENTALLY AND PHYSICAL .
WE WERE IN HERE AND IT IS A FEELING OF GREAT SORROW .
PEOPLE HAVE SINCE DESTROYED THIS PIECE OF ART !! IF PEOPLE WOULD JUST LOOK AND NOT DESTROY IT WOULD BE NICE !!!!!!!!!!!!
THIS IS THE CREEPIST BUILDING I HAVE EVER BEEN IN AT PENNHURST AND I HAVE BEEN THERE AT LEAST 30 TIMES .BUT I CAN'T GO BACK IN THIS BUILDING OR THE WALKWAY TO THE OTHER BUILDING.WE WERE IN THE BASEMENT WHERE ALL THE CAGE LIKE AREAS WERE AND NEVER AGAIN I WAS CRYING TILL WE GOT OUT !! SOMETHING WAS WITH US AND NOT OF THE HUMAN KIND.
WHILE IN THIS HALLWAY I HAD THE WORST FEELING EVER LIKE SOMEONE WAS WATCHING US AND FOLLOWING US .I NEVER WENT BACK IN THERE SINCE .
was here just a month ago ,it was creepy weird for us in there that night.
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thank you mr. motts, for make a usual dreary wednesday a little better :) and a somewhat twisted reason to procrastinate on my schoolwork :]

P.S.- I recently heard of an abandoned hospital in Prince George's county, MD... but it's probably pretty vandalized, PG county is a rough area
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what on earth is that thing with blue straps to the left of the wheelchairs?
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when you think about how this place had its own dentist, it kind of sinks in that once you're in, you don't come out.
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talk about a domino effect
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i like the old room dividers in the back that have long since lost the fabric that afforded patients at least a little privacy...