3,485 Comments for Philadelphia State Hospital (Byberry)

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what building is this auditorium located in?
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Our childrens children will be visiting abandoned Wal-marts sooner or later....
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ALMOST every building is made of steel and concrete. Old administrtion on the other hand, is made of all WOOD. If a fire starts in there, the whole entire building will probably burn to the ground.
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Radical Ed,
What building was this picture taken in.
Also, how do you identify the buildings?
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Hey Radical Ed,
by any chance do you know what building this was taken in?
because today me and my friends were in this hallway. It was our first time going and we are just trying to get a perspective on where we were.
Thanks.
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There is no place like home.
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I've seen at least 20-30 abandoned morgues, and have never seen a sealed off the refrigeration unit. The bodies aren't left inside when a hospital closes.
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Most of the time you don't see this. They seal off the fridge with cement because dead humans are considered toxic waste and a morgue fridge is a bio harzard area.
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chyea..this place looks f*in awsome..im goin up this weekend n wanna kno if theres anything i should kno or bring or w.e
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me n some friends are going up there for our first time this weekend..we live in DE..any tips 4 first timers??
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Looks like somthing you'd see in a Hellraiser movie! Fantastic shot Motts!!
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Nice touch with the definition Motts! :)
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Awsome pic....
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Sorry "MEE". What looks like somthing comming out of the top of the reducer is actually some white spraypaint on the wall behind it, lining out someones "tag".