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nah, look at how bright that shirt is, no way that is from when it opened.

DO YOU REAL THINK THOSE SHIRTS WERE FROM THE DAYS WHEN PENNHURST WAS OPEN???????

i real don,t think that those toys were there when the place was open . I REAL THINK SOME ONE PUT THEM THERE T

crap there goes my spelling again.

~Me ; very funny, I was just comenting on the color

Yeah, rtotten, it does look quite sad does it not?
Let's write a song about it.

Awww...thank ye kindly, Jude! I have the warm-fuzzies! :0)

Jonny Mac: did you used to work there?

now that I have seen this picture, it is breath taking and a shame if they do not restore this building, what a loss if it is tore down.

I get upset when I see a photo like this, what is it with destroying everything in these old buildings. I do not understand why people have to be so disrespectful of others belongings and property. Who ever designed this building, had great pride nad a love for architecture, it is truely amazing.

Lynne, could tell me if I am correct, an Asylum is for the mentally ill and a Sanatorium is like a hospital for illnesses such as TB, I am not sure if I have this right, let me know 8-) thanks Renee

Jonny Mac: that sounds really bad, and scary.

My mother worked there as an RN suporvisor from 1958 to 1965. I was only 7 or 8 , but I still remember my dad and I droping her of for work at the
Facade. When I saw your photo Motts, it was like walking back in time through a time portal. Great job meesdorf

now that is what I call blue chair!!!!

WHAT IS WITH ALL THE SALMON,PINK, I AM FEELING QUEASY LOKING AT IT!maybe that is how some of the residents felt?