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Final resting place for former hospital beds!

this was the main hall in the hospital i will always remember bonfire night i lived in the village next to whittingham me mum and dad went here with alot of other people from the village we had hotpot and sat and chatted to the people who lived here then there were fireworks in the garden next to it it was so not SCARY at all it will be now cause no one lives hare

This is quite the shot......you never cease to amaze.

Maybe it's just me.......but those chairs look the same (yellowish) color as most of the other walls in this place!

j131274
i totaly agreee with what u said i work with kids with autism and i have never worked with nicer staff/people we all totaly adore the kids we work with and always do our best to make sure they are happy healthy and content plus educating them with new skills i know alot of bad things happened in these places i have proof but i bet there were 100's and 100's of people who worked in these places who realy did care

What a magnificent photo........

This commode wheelchair looks like a mere skeleton of its former self.......

Where is this hallway? I never seen on my hundreds of visits here?

I'm trying to "quit" thinking of this place too much. This is quite the gallery.........

Eagle Project Update:
The troop committee approved my project. Now I have to present my project to the eagle board.

That chair's still trying to hold its own! Most interesting photo!

Your photo of the wheelchair in the playroom at Pennhurst still haunts me. I guess looking at this now, I feel less haunted. Thanks again for documenting these locations.

Great shot...even color on these walls doesn't warm them up.

The walls of this place are so cold and uninviting...

Thanks once again.....