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it looks like its a proud fortress on the edge of a civilization that has long sense been left behind, and now this lone structure will remain to ever look to the empty horizons beyond...
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It is most defenitly being patroled just sometime you can get in past them. I however got cought the last time i tried to get in.
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ummm this actually is a really great shot 0.o it looks mysterious and the lights really gave it detail nicee
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just a follow up, the noises i herd at 1 am was back in the 90,s during our snowmobileing and at that time there was no police or milatery activity. now the entire property is fenced in.
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i posted on another picture. last year i was almost arrested trying to go and have a look around. i grew up about 6 miles from there. we used to snowmobile threw the areas between buildings in the mid 90's. the place is gaurded by the police and there are some outer buildings probubally newer constructed one being used by some part of the milatery. but i gaurenty there is activity in several buildings there. and around 1 am i have heard some really freaky noises in the courtyard area.
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the entire place is about 70 feet above the nearby river to high to flood. more then likely there to repair the concrete pillers to maintain there strenght
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penhurst was heated by steam and the steam pipes still cary steam under ground to other nearby buildings that are being used by businesses. steam radiaters get really hot.
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I almpst got arrsted last summer trying to get back to see it again i grew up 6 miles away from it. it is all gaurded by the millatery and police now
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Quite the narrow staircase.
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What was the year of the phone book?
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This shot is fantastic- I love it.
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Its a fan!
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i worked in the boiler room from 1972 until closing....i may have some answers if anyone is interested
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My twin has had brain surgey 50 staples from ear to ear and the trama and recovery were dificult and a learning expreince. Her peronality changed and no longer able to smell, which is linked to depression. It has been a long hard road. ( 2 brain anurysms) a"study" of our family history shows it could be hereditary. 6 members of my family have fallen victim of the brain anuyrms.
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Remember the story with this one?

http://info.detnews.co...p;category=locations

Wouldn't THAT be one heck of a find! =8-o