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Looks like trhe building is rejecting the "modernizations" made to it.
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Cool, thanks for the photo!
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Because I think they are beautiful, and no I don't get scared of these places.
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I think adjustment capability, rolling wheels, and guardrails make for a pretty decent bed actually!
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Ah, I have no clue... it's been a long time since I took the photo, and I was a bit confused as to which building I was in at the time.
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Yep, stamped tin I believe...
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It was wallpaper.
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The hospital closed in 1995.
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theres a better chance of being toxic waste in that room than treasure, but i guess you never know until you find out.
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I can assure you that the number is not superimposed, I've never added anything in my photos except for the opacity logo.
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These are beautiful shots. i take my dog for romps in the woods here frequently and am fascinated by its history and juxtaposition to the natural flora and fauna. Have you seen the nearby NIKE base? It's also eerie, but in a different way.
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I THINK THEE DO PROTEST TO MUCH. If documented facts mean nothing, I can only conclude that those that would defend the indenfencable must of had a vested interest in stitutions like Pennhurst.
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Between being in B & W & the angle of the shot making that thing appear to be extra long, I get an image of Frankenstein's Monster being strapped onto it.
The Glenn Strange version from the cheesy 1940's flicks.
"I LIVE IN THE WEAK AND THE WOUNDED"
NO FAIR!
GirlJaye & Rapunzel's Wish stole my thoughts on this one & used 'em before I could. REALLY! LOL
Seriously though, once again BIG kudos to Motts for providing these sorts of stunning shots that speak to some of us in the same exact way , while evolking a different, yet just as relevent reaction from others.
Thus, some of us wanting to grab up a broom & duster to then let the party begin, while others are struck by the poignance of the image ...