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I am interested in the care and treatment of mentally ill children from about 1930 to 1960
if anybody has any info on abandoned aasylums, etc please send to mdenver3335@gmail.com Thank you
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If u watch extreme paranormal on A&E they did a investigation on pennhurst.
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Although I love your "usual" exploration sites, it was nice to see a place that is preserved. Once again Motts, amazing! Thank you!
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Oooo, beautiful!
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I love the colors!
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Amazing!
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Amazing that this is a pumping station! You just don't see that anymore. Hell, you never see it here! ;)
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Motts, this is a really cool shot!
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:-)
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*gasp* The windows and the light...stunning!
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It's so nice to see the beautiful stained glass windows in tact and the cross still there!
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I worked with some of the people that lived here are were moved out to the community. Good folk with issues who doesn't have issues? As a teen this place was the coolest place to sneak into on the weekend! Creepy, old, run down, and great for scaring you friend! I really like the tunnels that echo as you walk. It always sounds like someone is following you. I only have good fun memories of this place and that is how I want to keep it!
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awesome picture. wallpaper?
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the state is not allowed to remove any of the furniture.
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My friends older brother went to the Psychiatric Center once..I'm going next weekend with a couple of people & my mom, haha. My grandmother used to work in one of the buildings on the top floor as a security guard for the high-risk people or whatever. But my friends brother went to the top floor of one of the buildings and there was something that used to spin while it was connected to the electricity...supposedly it's still spinning. (And now my friends probably reading this and laughing hysterically, haha.)