3,485 Comments for Philadelphia State Hospital (Byberry)

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Whoa. I never knew how close I lived to this place before. I may check it out some time, although I doubt it. I do like to take pictures, and may take some of my own if I decide to go. Even if the pictures are only of the exterior from a far distance. It'll still be nice.
Yeah. Lookit my late-arse comment. x)
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thats awsome
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I live in maryland and i've been there a few times. Its a pretty long drive (about 2 1/2 hours) but it was worth it!
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He used to Ride all through the hallways up the stairs all over the hospitals everywhere on that property. He even said one time the bike died on him and the light went out he said it was pitch black he couldnt see anything, he had to Burn the spark plug to make in dry to the bike would start up "Good Times"
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My Uncle used to ride his trikes in there all the time when he was like 21 hes like 40 now there is no way you would be able to do that now. This website is awesome and Radical Ed is the man.
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ahh, yes, youre right ;) I have, I thought it was the "temple"....
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A lot of pictures on this site look like Silent Hill, that's why I love most of them.
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Sorry - what was that? Dead turtles?
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no i beg to differ i have seen dead tutrels
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I just want to go one of these places and just relax and suck in the smell of ....rotting wood and all that is old and relax.
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yea the longfellow is awesome...i tag up in there all the time...me and my boys from the ghost tribe killed tha joint
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This hallway leads to one of the courtyards where many of Byberry's famous BBQ's are held. There are grills scattered throughout. I've bonked my head of this piece of ceiling numerous times walking through here. It showers wonderfully itchy rust all over when disturbed. I'm usually watching the ground where I walk and have had many head-bonking experiences in these hallowed halls.
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This pic, plus many, many more here, ARE of the buildings built in the first twenty years of the 20th century.
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do you have any pictures of ''OLD BYBERRY''
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I see byberry buck tags at kings park