This makes me incredibly upset.
How could someone deliberately destroy a place with such a colorful history.
People don't understand what they are doing.
I wonder if they know how many people died in these places and how they are disrespecting them by writing vulgar things on the walls and destroying there home.
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in fact u look quite like him in this picture, if only it was a little lighter
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arms like my man (:
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Hi....
Nice picture..I think the pipe are in damage.the wall also in damage.
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Gomez
Link Building
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sort of looks like a very old fume hood used in most chem labs
At the time yes
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I'm not defending any real abuse or brutality, but a good deal of past treatment that we consider abusive today, was considered "state of the art" in its time. These hospitals were founded with the intent of helping people, not dehumanizing and warehousing them. But then the "system" (which is ALL of us), with its lack of financial support, took over.
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This could be the C9 day room. C8- was the admissions building and was also locked. C8 and C9 were male buldings. After patients were checked in at C8 and processed, they would normally be moved to C9. The patient population in C9 was often older. I worked at Byberry from 1968 to 1979. I still have the key chain we used to get in and out of the buildings.
Wow. Neat picture. I love how the sunlight is streaming through the window and picks up all of the dust particles circulating in the stale air.
Interesting shot. Too bad the walls are so marred with stupid graffiti. That type of crap just drives me more insane than I already am.
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I laughed so hard at "A mother who cares" comment! It's sick but it's hilarious
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so pretty much ive looked everywhere did byberry really get demolished?
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hey starscream, she has no nose!!
LOOOKS LIKE AN OLD HOTEL IN MY CITY.
DANGG...GOOD LUCK TO WHO ALL SORTS THOSE BOTTLES OUT!!