328 Comments for Essex County Penitentiary

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Again, tidbits of history like these are a pleasent suprise to find in abandoned places
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It's the paperwork left behind that gives you a much better glimpse into the building's past and the pasts of those who walked behind those walls
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Guess prisons don't have the same confidentiality that hospitals do. Then again I am sure the elements have totally ruined all of that paper by now. Probably just a goopy mass of wet,soggy papers and faded ink
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I dont even eant to imagine the smell comin off those....and kinda looks like whomever wore them just...vanished
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Jesus, is that the floor buckling or just a massive mound of rust?
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Looks like someone chucked one of them, and judging by the label stating outdoor useage, immediatly regreted their decision
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What a strange little nook.. And some very gaudy tape/tile looking stuff surrounding it. Does anyone have a clue as to what that even is? Or was a part of?
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Those are some CRAMPED looking cells. And whomever took these doors down was at least kind enough to lay them out in an orderly fashion
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Kinda looks like someone was using that area down there as bedding, covering up with the jumpsuit.
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Thank the heavens I never had the displeasure to yet experiance such. It sounds like a mild torture
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This whole place looks like some kind of demented horror house attraction, and that door on the other end further adds to this rather terrifying feel
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Water, water everywhere and nary a drop to drink. Water, water everywhere, it's stagnation must surely stink.
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They took everything else yet left that cabinet sitting there, with all it's mysteries yet unanswered
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Did they just construct the whole interior of the building from metal? I have never seen so much at once in a building before
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Damn, all that rust is just so surreal. I can hardly make out anything in that room