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Looks like they went to a lot of trouble to impress a lot of people. Were there actually that many people considered Insane??? If so, where have all the insane gone?? ???? I realize that the progress drugs has helped some people, once considered insane, cope with life. What I can't understand is that if they had that many insane people back then, why don't we have that many now?? OR DO WE????
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So many memories flooding back. Haven't thought of that place or those people in years.
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a long, long time ago I worked in a B-shop that was in a hospital which had an attached nursing home. This makes me thing of those poor people in the nursing home, whose hair I did. Brings back memories.
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Looks like a place to go into and never come back.
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Looks like the 60s to me.
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wow...its unspeakably beautiful and yet to mysterious to want to touch it even though its calling to you...
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i agree with 'shadow'....

it is symbolic like that..
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this reminds me of my grandpa....
when we sat on his lap and he read us stories....and even more because now his chair is empty forever
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Woah, looking at that just gave me chills. Almost looks like a head in the center there, with arms suspended on either side there. I have an overactive immagination...
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That is absolutly breathtaking! Motts, you are amazing!
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That tilted angle really adds to the photo. Gives me chills looking at it!
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when i was there there was so much graffiti that it takes away the point of it being scary. you can tell so many people have been there. there is beer cans all over the floor, and packs of cigarettes and even sodas and stuff, and its not scary because you know that people put stuff there. i walked into a bathroom and there was nooses hanging fromt he stalls, but it wasnt scary because they were all in a row, and had a liter of pepsi and a pack of cigarettes underneath it. now that defeats the purpose. but yes the person 'Phantom' is on the walls and stuff in pennhurst a lot. i've never seen the sally and shadow one, but i wil be going bak to look for it.
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i was just there at pennhurst, and this is the picture of Devon Hall. pennhurst is not as creepy as people put it out to be, they say its haunted and i have yet to experience anything in that sort. its just dark and sorta scary because of how dark and cold it is. other than that its really not a horrible place. i'm going back again to check out more buildings theres over 30 buildings and i've only been to 3. including this one right here, i've been on every floor of this building, and the underground tunnel leads to a building that is 3 buildings away from this. i would recommend going and checking it out, because it's neat. go at night if you wanna be scared a tad :) i went with a ton of friends and cant wait to go again. check it out. i'll post mroe once i go again which is soon.
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Saint Soap blessing one of the dispensers
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did you notice the adjoining field of sheep to the right of the asylum (and sign)? :p.. what a waste of a sign :p