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Anyone remember the "safety coats" ???? LOL
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To 'Was There' If memory serves me correctly, I was there 1990 until a couple months before it closed in 1992. Thank god my stay was short. I remember the scramble of trying to place everyone in other locations when they were planning on closing the doors. I was sent to a residential treatment facility in Baldwinville from here. I would love to talk to any of you alum that know exactly how I feel about this place.
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Chey, your comment was tastless and disrespectful. These people dont deserve such base and barbaric condemnation. you know your view has a view things in common with nazi ideology.
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charming
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no power is left at pennhurst, unless you are on the other part of campus where the national guard is. however, there is a lamp outside of the limerick building (L building) that used to flicker sometimes, but it finally died a couple of months ago. it was very eerie.
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http://www.elpeecho.com/

they have everything. old documents and stuff. check it out you can learn alot.
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Please tell me someone left them free.. i saw other pictures of them as well....It;s heartbreaking and some-one should do somethinmg!!
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excellent photography...i love the overall ambience and the natural lighting..its just amazing..i want to try this pic in 3d max now....
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So Alice in Wonderland.. on massive acid
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I am going to use this as my wallpaper
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this is by far my favorite picture. i can't help but laugh at everyone saying how sick this picture is. i think its rather hilarious.
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that pic is ace
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yes, this ward was probably last painted in the 1970's remember Earth Tone colors?
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esta chido este hospital
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Holy crap. That is some serious destruction.