My dad worked at Mount Sinai when i was a child, before they closed. I would visit him as a little girl for lunch and we would go to the easy street rehabilitation center and he would let me play there in between sessions, and sometimes we could even eat in there. I had forgotten about it for many years-and then one night i dreamed of it --and called him to ask if it was real or something i mis-remembered (because i was so young at the time)
turns out it was legit--and it is so strange to see pics of it like this. i saw some pictures of it (back when the hospital was operational) and i remember it is a very strange way... i remember the car simulator and the little grocery store and i loved to play with the cash register.

Although this trip I had taken there was the greatest trip ever I would def advise u to go with many people bc I went wit 4 and the bums that live in there could be violent and come in groups believe me it happened to us that night so wen u go bring at least 5 people and bring some sort of a weapon to keep u safe

me nd my friends went in about 3 days ago at night to hang out... scariest place you can ever go to hang out for the night at...you guys should try it one time

Looks almost like the front end of a meat mincer. If you want to escape, you are coming out looking like a sausage.

C'mon up to the lab... And see whats on the slab.

I love how the trees appear to be standing a silent guard over the inhabitants of the cemetery.
It's like the world has forgotten these people, and reduced who they are to a mere number, but the trees have stood by as silent caretakers for these lost souls.

I spent a good two hours in this building last night and was dissapointed to not have single vibe or odd feeling i saw nothing but the place is amazing i found the old library cool

well i mean rebuild it

they should open rocky point back up

its an out-house!

da gurl gettin killed is hott!

When I worked here in 1992, the presses would need oil on a daily basis, break, and we would often play cards while the pipe fitters and oilers would do their job to get the line back up again. This site brings back memories.

When I worked here in 1992, the stamping parts would ride on this track to get to the other buildings to fit on racks or do other work. I remember the miles of track clanking all day with Ford, GM, and Chrysler parts on them.

I used to work at the plant in 1992 in high school. This looks like it was in the 'High Bay' as they called it then. Sad to see the 1.6 million square feet buiilding torn down.

Believe it or not, I used to work at this factory in 1992. It was called EWI South Bend Stamping (Later Tecumseh Metal Products). I was a press operator. The roof leaked, the press dripped oil on your head but the pay was good and the Union UAW Local 5 took care of you. I google'd the stamping plant to see if it was still there.

I guess the employees were ready to leave and not come back....doors still open...

can anyone tell me more about byberry

i love how the walls are peeling and obviously old, but the exit signs look very modern..like they would fit in a modern school

just a random question...do you take another person along with you when you visit these places, and how do you get "clearance" to enter and take photos