That chair still sits in that same exact spot

Yeah the Key for room 631 is no longer in that slot, Its currently on my key chain as a token of remembrance of the trip there. I figured since it was an Abandoned Hotel it wouldnt be missed

Nothing of that is intact anymore, Kids destroyed it all playing paintball by the looks of it

Can i get a kidney with a side of intestines. Why would there be paper plates next to a autopsy table haha

Pat is right, it seems like all of us that went in there all ended up with upper respiratory infections. And there no fun

Yes Wanderer it was at night. Btw if anyone happens to go there and ends up finding a black Wallet with an ID to a Kyle J McCullough. If you mail it back il gladly pay, i think I lost it during my sprint haha

So whoever said the Caretaker likes messing with people, your right. I was just there not even 2 hours ago. We walked around and every once in a while we heard a creak. figured old building thats normal. there was 6 of us walking around to see the structure of the building. 2 of them had to leave so we walked them to the exit, but the wierd thing was the door was shut, but we never shut it.
we walk them to the window which we entered and they left. we walk up to the 3rd floor and hear a louder creek. we stopped and went dead silent. All of a sudden we hear-Step, step, step, step, BOOM!!" the door in front of us slams shut, it took us 5 minutes to get where we were it took us 2 minutes to have ran all the way through the building, get out and run to the daycare parking lot and leave. it was crazy

Ive been to this place one time so far. It was actually this week. Vandalism was definatly a major thing that made my blood boil. Demonic phrases and everything spray painted on the wall, Beer bottles, Ciggarette packs. Some areas the floors were to rotted to step. Ceilings caved in in some areas. I never found the auditorium. I actually found maps of the building on the internet.
What would be pretty cool is if the Millbrook board decided to not sell the building But start something like a "Adopt a room" project where famlilies that want to see the building restored and stand for a few hundred more years can donate money to renovate the rooms. Or even to demolish the woodwork, and rebuild it to what it once was and open it as a museum, or since the place does have so much history now. Im sure reopening it as a hotel would attract many people. It cant be to hard to go by all the maps on the internet ive found to make blueprints of the building again