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I beleive the photagrapher is using the chair as a symbol or signature or both, to accentuate the feeling of sadness or lonliness derived from looking at the photo.

The theme can be seen in many of his shots.
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Recently done some research on Asylums and read a lot about Denbigh great to see some photos
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Your photography is simple superb.The place may have been lying abandoned for a decade but its buzzing with life in every frame,in a beautiful,quiet and somewhat tragic way.Its poetry.Stunning!
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gorgeous!
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mygod,thats just sooo beautiful..!!
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dude, what is it with you and chairs?
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knowone knows what happened in this place but i do
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I watched most haunted live last year 08 on the week of halloween i gotta say it creeped me out with all the things getting thrown around
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you people obviously dont know what whent on in this place
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most of what people THINK are spirits and ghosts, are in reality the CRACKHEADS that you speak of ,Pk.
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you folks gotta remember that society wasnt so wrapped up in safety laws back in the 70's or even the 80's for that matter.
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ok ....i know horseshit when i see it, this is faked by some visitor,and left for others to find. colors are to bright for a 20 yr old pic. But these pictures are really cool,
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Lots of misinformation and disinformation. go to the source: http://www.preservepennhurst.com/
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alot of govt. businesses wound up with a ton of useless typewriters,when computors took over.
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my husband's great-uncle Shooey Malone arrested Al Capone!