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I know this picture has many, many comments but I don't think anyone has ever denied that there was some abuse at Pennhurst through the years. The degree of abuse is up for debate I'm sure. And many horror stories passed on by people who may or not worked there always adds fuel to the fire. So what is your point exactly?
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iwas looking for good direction to find the the entrance to the caves was looking to head up there to check them out, email me gqhydro@aol.com , sweet site
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Why have none of you who held this place so sacred explained the use of the electrical outlet?
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This whole place reminds me of the Popeye movie with Robin Williams lol
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Coulrophobics unite in Opacity!
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Would make a nice wallpaper.
And there's the cozy feel again... what's up with this place? ;)
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Isn't dangerous for your health to be in such floors (with asbestos)?
The shot is awsome anyway. It almost makes the place look cozy =P
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Lovely gallery! Cheers!
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Horrible...
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My god, now I'll never be able to look at my bathroom the same way again... DAMN, that tub is CLEAN!
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Very scientific
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Well, wouldja look at that! Lucky break there! :D
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Spick and span, eh? That's a little eerie compared with the rest of the complex... but the good kind of eerie. The contrast is fantastic
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I agree with Vastarien; I saw that and thought 'Silent Hill, what what?'

Quite a gem of a shot, I am equally grateful that it is a wallpaper :)
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Whaterever it was/used for, the composition totally rocks! Nice shot!