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Mural from the AA class in the learning center
The class rooms behind the library.
Looks like the show but there is no stage. The windows look into the exercise yard
The door connecting the chow hall and laundry room.
The metal dector that was out side the chow hall .
This is the door to the barber shop from the shower room.
lots of fights occured here ,a couple bars of prison soap wraped up in a towel did the trick.
Barber shop.
this is where the boys cut hair and shaved each other it is at the end of the main bloc the chow hall is around the corner.
It's the main bloc either 6th or 1st tier. I was doing time here when the riot occured in the early eighties. I was a shit hole then and looks like it still is...
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I agree with Lynne and understand her frustration at society. However, I must also disagree with her and say that I do believe that insanity can, in fact , be contagious... through the power of suggestion, not by any physical means.

The human brain is a very powerful thing often taken for granted. It is amazing what it has the capacity to do and how it can effect the human body. Personally, I am much more terrified by my own brain and what it has the power to do to me than any other outside influence.

Remember folks, the average person only uses about 10% of their brain and the other 90% just lays there dormant. The power of suggestion is a very powerful tool indeed.
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Everyone says Pennhurst is owned by the National Guard. But they are turning the building into a haunted house.
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Who the eff cares about governent officials. That is the best part, sneaking around without getting caught. It is exhilerating.
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Wow Amy!! you can re-word what another website says. good job. maybe you should have stayed at Pennhurst.
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I snuck into this place 5 years ago, and have some rather terrifying stories, along with a police interuption...