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We use those same chairs in the psych hospital I work at it's a geri-chair for the elderly.
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These were fire escapes built in the 1977, the original fire escapes were just tubes that the residents and employees slid down.
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It looks like an early version of the resporator that they use to help you breathe.
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I just found this site tonight and I love it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I work in a psychiatric hospital myself that is over 100 yrs old,I love these pics you get a feeling of actualy being there,keep up the great work you are doing and look forward to more phots.
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Thnak you dme, Pennhurst was a drop off point for unwanted children.There was a girl placed ther in the 1920's because she was orphaned and could only speak Russian.
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The half walls were for privacy.
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I meant electroshock therepy.
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It looks like an old electroshop therepy machine.
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Looks like a pts nightstand.
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I worked in these buildings from 1975 to 1988, when the grounds were kept up and it was more like a sprawling estate in it's heyday.
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i love exploring building seven, i actually have a picture of me sitting one of the slabs in there!
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My friends and I went last night and nothing crazy happend. Yeah, it was creepy just because it's an old complex, but all of those stories I read from earlier postings seem bogus. And the cops are definately on the prowl
http://www.kirkbridebu....php?f=18&t=1341

This article tells the story... Haunting upon reading the article and understanding what happened, but beautiful in the way Gennie was commemorated in the paintings.
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This one is EXACTLY like in Silent Hill 2. Only one thing is missing - PyramidHead beyond the barrier.
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it obviously a person!! he's standing behind dirty glass - why it looks distorted! we found letters from patients to their familys in that spot and suicide watch forms.... scarey shit.... who took these pictures? did you find the morgue? by the church?