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The less traveled road.
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"Sink the pink"
"It's old fashioned"

-AC/DC
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Kate what did the files say? Email me Buddytwou@aol.com
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If I have read the comments from others correctly, this was a forensics unit. That would explain the use of this type of mesh doors. If you had ever had to work in a forensic mental health unit before medications were readily available, you would have been quite thankful for the strong wire mesh doors.
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Barbara -- from a financial and logistical point of view, it was probably viable to do so, I imagine they'd be pretty easy to uninstal, and that a scrap metal dealer did all that themselves. Just my guess.
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Here is a sight you can go to,to find out ,more on Pennhurst
NBC10.com-video Vault-1986:The Pennhurst special Report Enjoy
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Dave - perhaps they used the same system for patients

*ducks*
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This was actually where u waited for the train.. its sad
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Not all Asshats are baddies!!!!! I'm a nice Asshat!
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Is it just me, or is anyone else surprised that they remove the boilers? Mayme my cognisance of what the huge Titanic boilers looked like skew my train of reason...but I would imagine that would be quite a hefty, not to mention expensive, task to remove the boilers.
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Love the angle on this....and I prolly wouldn't want to try climbing that fence...
I am distressed to see so many comments by people interested in the use of a Utica crib for their loved ones. The Utica Crib was a device used in the 1800's to lock mental patients into their beds at night. It is outlawed now. If I was ever locked into bed at night the experience alone would drive me crazy. Get some window locks or door locks for your daughters room but DO NOT restrain her to her bed. What are you thinking?
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I agree with Amy.....Looks to be a more long the lines of a cell. But then the hanging light still would not make much sense.
but it could have been installed later if they did change the use for the room
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Its a picture that makes you think. and think of how things where and that somethings have changed.....but some have not.
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this is my favorite picture on this site