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I got a chill looking at this. The colors are just perfect.
It's almost a little scary to think about the reason why someone would pile up the chairs like that...they even look like they're from different rooms.
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Love the pictures. So many memories. I graduated in 1976 and lived in Home 69. Driving through there now is so sad. Pilgrim nurses are the best nurses
Radical Ed - your commentary throughout has been like a cool cloth on a hot day. Refreshng, soothing and always welcome. With your native expertise and Mott's photography it's been a little slice of The Berry.
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My friends and I used to explore the Byberry buildings many times in the late 70s. The only things we saw there were lots of broken glass, crumpled walls and ceilings along with a ton of dangerous asbestos.
someone was shootin up somethin. havent you guys ever done drugs?! geez...the reason all those caps are there are because thats what you mix the coke/dope in to put it in the syringe.
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full of wonder..

what a good loaf of web, - I shall say!
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so, can u still get in w/ out getting caught? if so how? and is it true that u can get police to escort u in?
thanx
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I once had to cut myself off from Rotten.com because I could not handle the emotional overload it caused me subconsiously. I had a blast for days looking further into each website, following link, after link, after link. I also saw ALOT of cool, old photos dating back to 1800's! At the time I thought it was very interesting to look at, still do, but after a couple days, my family started wondering why I was acting differently. I became VERY emotionally sensitive about EVERYTHING and had horrible, sad dreams, woke up crying and continued to cry about everything all day long. Finally, I came clean with my husband and close friends and started to show them what I had been viewing when I was home alone. I was showing them horrible, MORBID shit!!! No wonder why I became so disturbed emotionally! That's when I took it apon myself so that family didn't have to, to cut myself off from viewing the disturbing photos available for anyone to see.
After all that, I am sad to admit that I am a wuss deep down in my subconcious, and again have to cut myself off from these horrible, yet very touching stories and videos I have been sucked into for hours now on this website. Call me a wuss if you must, but I've gotta do what I gotta do!
It's been a breathtaking visit at Pennhurst this morning and my heart goes out to all the residents that spent year after year in that horrible place!
It's been real!
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Ghost Hunters TAPS did 2 investigations there. Yup, there is still power. I know you weren't there at night Motts, but did you happen to experience anything paranormal?
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I live in Great River and in 1997 my mom and I were driving by after we dropped my sister at Drivers Ed at NYIT and I saw a nurse in a window and I told my mom and she told that the place was closed down and abandoned. I swear to this day I really saw a nurse there and it wasn't my 14 year old mind playing tricks on me.
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Does anyone else find it totally demented that these poor people were being medicated 4 times a day? A little excessive?! Probably why they needed to be there in the first place. Overmedication is never a good thing!
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The building is truely a magical piece of architecture. I actually saw the building from a driving range in Middleton a few days ago and i was stunned to see the Kirkbride. Only the new condos don't look at all as fascinating as the original building. I wish that the building was kept as a national landmark or museum.
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looks like two loaders
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how is this creepy!