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ive also heard that in one of the buildings a app of a child is heard laughing and running through th hallways
if these are true then i would like to reseach it

i like the paranormal and have heard of a lot of things about pennhurst. I would like to tour and collect evp and get some emf read and maybe there can be video also ive heard of apparitions among the buildings and people peering through curtains of windows that have been covered with wire and things brunsh by you and touch you in the tunnels and the morgue

Yea that was a nightmare . When were u there boiler, ifu dont mind me asking

I am very interested in talking to anyone with regards to TAs in building 22 around 1982. I was having a relationship with a woman who worked nights there and I used to visit her during her meal breaks around 11 o'clock at night.(At least that's what she told me.) The relationship lasted 16 years and it was absolutely devastating to me. It dawned on me years later that she may have been a patient before she was a TA. I have confirmed her employment but she may have "retired" under allegations of molesting a patient.

I think they were more like dormitories, with each "cubicle" holding three or four beds.

i find it weird that ive seen these exact same stairs in one of my dreams about a year ago-i see pictures and can recall places ive been to in my dreams -thats really weird

i thought that looked like an underground carpark!

is that the cubicles at the end near the end door?

SUPERB PANO!!!!

I had an aunt who lived as a patient at Pilgrim. Every other Sunday after
church, my parents would make the drive out to PSH so my mother could visit her aunt Nancy. She was on the 5th floor of a building and my father
would drop my mother off because children were not permitted as
visitors. Occasionally, Aunt Nancy would wave to us but that's as close as my sister and I ever got to her.We were never told why she was there
but we were told that her sister had her "comitted" for some reason.
Aunt Nancy died there in 1965 and is buried somewhere on the grounds.

I am so happy to hear that people have enough respect for this beautiful window to now break the glass. Thanks Amelia!

The bungalo that Ralph Cowan stayed in was called the Burger Cottage. Many , many great memories from the "Ranch Days". It was great reading about all the good times we had at the RANCH from the DeMello days all the way to 1975 when I actually left and moved on. Mike and Rich please keep on writing anything about the Ranch you remember, I really enjoy it. Scott has not seen this blog yet, he will flip when he starts to read your interpretations of how things were. I am sure he will have some memories that will make us all laugh a bit.
Happy New Year.