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Mmm, delcious, delcious rust.

Nice contrast with the pale blue.

AWESOME.

I love how the cracks on the wall look sort of like some stange symbol.

It's odd how most of the faces have peeled off.

Are these on a wall or a heater?

First off im not joking. I am looking to bguy one of these places to live in. if you hear of any oportunities please let me know. Christian@sascadd.com

Now its patrolled by security and the natinal guard facility can be heard nearby. Some crazy stuff hapend at pennhurst.

I was there last night and stumbled across a homeless person sleeping in this very same tunnel.-Pennhurst is probablly one of the creepiest places ive been

I was there last night... I saw this mural and was speechless at the rest of pennhurst

Yes, it still functions as an old age home. The abandoned buildings on the property look beautiful to me, but I don't know if the residents and employees of the facility would agree or not. The active sections look clean and well kept from the outside.

No, it's a chair for a person to sit comfortably and to keep them from falling out, especially if they do not have voluntary muscle control.

Well if the place is demolished, yes those rules pertaining to directions etc. don't apply any more.

Building numbers aren't really directions to a location, and Byberry wasn't hard to find with half a brain, so there is leniency for some places. The disclaimer still holds true though - there is no revealing of locations with pseudonyms, and no building entry information will be posted.

Canada I agree with you. There is no more good old days. They died a long time ago. I seen my childhood drive-in demolished this summer and it broke my heart. I seen wonderful amusement parks like Paragon, Whalom and Rocky Point close up and left abandoned or the land used for condos.

Kids today will never experience the fun of going to a drive -in or a great old amusement park.

I am an avid freelance photographer from hartford. I would love to visit the hospital and document photographs before they tear it down. I am extending an invitation for anyone who would like to go with me. I dont know how to get there and i certainly am not going by myself. As much beauty is in the buildings it scares the shit out of me. My email is belladiabla0666@yahoo.com feel free for anyone who is interested to contact me.

That's not a smiley face, it's the ghost of byberry!

Wow. Incredibly beautiful and interesting.

The last movie here ahd to be...
"American Graffiti"

I don't know why but I feel really sad looking upon this photo. It's like all the good old days have died. We own a 1959 T-Bird and now I look at that dead sign I can't help think of how sweet it would be to take a girl to a movie while in that old T-bird.... It's truly sad to look at that sign and think of just how simple life was back in the old days were the rest of the world seemed so far away..... thanks for killing innocence CNN!

Love the pic Motts simple yet so sad.... I'd love too have seen the neon all lit up.