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Great hallway shot, and those lights are awesome
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The green , the blue, the angle - what a great shot
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Maybe it was a control for shock treatment...?
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I can answer it for you, I was just up there the other day. The only thing still standing, is the shell of the Administration Building. The inside is gutted. Every other building, sadly, is now an up to date condo. So sad.
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in that case, we are very lucky to have an abandoned institution in such an artistic condition. im from around philly, so as soon as i get my liscense[2 years] i plan to check this place out. i find it more appealing than byberry, due to the fact that the vandalism isnt quite as appaling and image- ruining. thanks for the site! keep up the great work!
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Apparently they have jacked up the security with motion detectors and cameras in this building.
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Try some CLR it works on all surfaces!
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I fail to see the mini person
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It looks like to be mold?
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Thanks! I'm pretty sure I didn't move anything around in there, as I usually don't.
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Motts, are these pictures of the state school as-is, or did you move things around to get this look? either way i absoloutly adore these photos and plan to eventually decorate with these prints. They are beauty in the simplist form.
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Yes, but they led to an inner courtyard as the building was a square shape with a hole in the center... so there would be no need to sealing it up.
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I dialed the number.. and... both times. Busy signals.
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this photo is beautiful. the sadness you feel for those who had to live there is almost unreal. i cant wait to get to pennhurst to get some of my own photos. <3
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Looks like a beautiful autumn day. It is breathtaking to see an autumn landscape here in New England. It's too bad that winter follows... Fall would be less depressing