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ya that shadow would have been freaking me out a little, thats really crazy though i like the picture you should try going at night sometime to the smoke stacks my friends and i went there at night and up the one road it gets foggy and you can see a group of people outlined toghether and when u go half way up and turn around in the smoke stacks u will get a little glimps of a child looking down over u its hard to see u have to look really hard you wont get a picture though she disapears really fast im not even kidding
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I think this room in the building could vary well be hunted I was in that room before as soon as i got there i wanted to leave I went at midnight but it wasn't the greatest idea i'v ever had..... I went through the one door and it shut knocking down alot of stuff i think it scared the crap out of me and my group of freinds
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nice this picture is amazing I like the lighting but that shadow in the back beneath the window looks more like a cushion stuck to the window i could see that maybe it does look like there is something behind it though ,,,,, most of the pennhurst patients would hide behind things if they were afraid I dont know this for a fact but how would u feel if people kept u in a place were u could never see family or u lived in poor conditions i'd be weirded out a little ass for the tunnels im going down them probaly the safer way to get in considering that police arrested some kidds for trespassing,. I also heard some rummers that someone bought peenhurst and planes to nock every thing down can some one check if thats true nice pics though u should get some from inside the tunnels under pennhurst
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Motts is that a light near the window on the right side.
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I amazed that you take very good photos of these places. Thanks again Motts.
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You're ignorant and far too busy looking for the bad in places to take the time to educate yourself on the subjects you're commenting on.

Even some high-class caskets still use straw as a bedding. And why not? I've never heard a dead person complain about it.
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i've been there on several occasions
and no matter what
walking down the corridor
the door you can see at the end
does anyone know where the padded room is?
as i've yet to find it
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Reminds me of one of those paintings you always see of just....blue doors.

I know I'm not the only one who's seen those.
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Those kids in Cleveland and Buffalo are good, but you're the best, Motts!
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Gurgle Gurgle!
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Such a busy little shop! How did they replace it? Did business slow down?
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Livers, hearts, lungs, I guess they usually left the sweetbreads inside. I'd probably be creeped out if a flour can was nearby.
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An autopsy factory!
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Total meat locker! Thirty corpse capacity? How many could the morgue at Pilgrim store? Was this the morgue for the entire community?
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Those toilets are amazing relics! I wonder if anyone can date them.