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wow...it certainly does not look worse for the ware....so to speak. I agree with a comment someone made earlier in one of these photos....why does it look like they just disapeared and left everything as it was? NOW THATS SPOOKY!
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eeeewwwwwww the paranormal investigators would love to be in a situation to see the shadow in the back ground....I'd be so gone if I saw it....gone would not be the word for it. LOL
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The first thing that came to mind here was, creative use of paper (the names) and what the heck is a bikini top doing in the above part of this photo?
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I would like to have one or more of these chairs, I wonder how haunted they are?
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this place is sweet ! i did a documentary for video production a couple years ago at pennhurst,
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Ventilation grate.
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Didn't look in as we were pressed for daylight.
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I'd love to see this wreck every morning just to remember what life is about. Ok, I'm being weird now, but what the hell, I love this picture.
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All i know is that for most of my young childhood this was my favorite thing to see....at least 1-2 times each week i would be here....the day it closed was like losing your best friend.....doesnt look like much now, but it was the best.
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you know at one point this was the greates place to be, but now...it's actually depressing to think that this is all that is left.
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My Uncle spent fifteen plus years there until sometime before it closed. I visited him once with my parents when I was ten. The only thing I remember was the overwhelming smell of urine, and loud yelling/howling inside the building. You feel the "lunatics" still. It truly was an awful place. It still is.
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Sylent paint chips!
This room was actually an isolation room for those with contagious illnesses.