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I did take notes though on what I saw in a little tiny notebook.
I wonder where it is?
Probably in the library along with the other Eastern State stuff.]
I especially liked the courtyard.I liked the vibes coming off of it.
Later on they(inmates)were allowed to mingle(at times)and they played ball in the courtyard.But they weren't allowed to have a ball!!So they made their own.When they'd hit homeruns over the wall onto Brown street,neighbors would keep them as souvenirs and threw real balls back over the wall.
well,if they weren't allowed to have balls(shut-up!!),how come the prison erected netting on top of the wall to prevent homers!!!??