Worked for IBM repairing the forensic center's computers back in the 70's.. The folks who worked there in this facility for the criminally insane really had their hands full. I remember the orderly's had syringe packs on their belts so they could sedete patients quickly. They had the worst of the worst for the criminally insane.. I knew a lot of the people who worked there and even though the building was old they ran a really tight ship.. Can't forget the razor wire and the radar in the no mans land around the faciility.

Just visited the other day with some of my friends. We found a TV that was turned on and we saw the silhouette of a man walk by an open doorway. We tried to speak with him but he didn't answer. We started freaking out so I lead them out (I had already explored the building) through this room and there were four beds in the middle of the room and a sound system set up all throughout the huge room. Eerie music was playing and we got scared and ran away. Later, while waiting for the train back to the city, we heard music blasting from the building, presumably from the sound system we had seen set up. I was wondering if anybody knew anything about this. Please help, my friends and I reaaaally want to know what was going on.

This place looks like it would have a scooby-doo ghost in it.

yo how did you get these pics send it to me at ridindrty95@aim.com plz i need them

i too worked on stage and on spot lights.was also on the athelic staff (lol) . brings back lots of memories for me as well. Zach if you read this i hope you are doing well.

wow great photography

I had explored the interior of the hospital in 1995 and never thought to photograph what I saw. Nice work!

Thank you for the pictures.
My grandfather worked at this site and I
was unable to visit it before it was torn down.
Now I have an idea of what it was like.

I work at an Army/Navy surplus store in Oregon, Ohio. We still make dog tags for the customers. The only problem with the machine is that it skips a single or multiple spaces as you are typing. If you have any feedback my e-mail is timothy_whited@owens.edu Thanks

i walked there for many years.notice the tree lined path that headed east to the pond.it was lined up directly to the front doors of the old boarding school

They skipped 910...

Wow, think how this ship probely survived dozens of storms and now its left to finally go down in a few feet of water. Moving thought.

WOW. Great shot!

This is an older post, but from what I can gather (Big Ed?) This looks like A-2 or 3?

megadeth

creepy looking

wow thats a rely nice picture and im not joking it looks like someware i would like to hang and mess wid fire.

nice motts thanks for another good album get some more awsome pics

yes the hallway, i like the chairs that are just in the hallways when i see a chair i wonder who sat in it dont u motts?

whats up with the dog faces u guys?

wow it looks like this building was out of business for at least 10 years cause the tiles and doors look great! nice pic motts

motts have u ever came across someone in the buildings that u have explored and they freak out on u

nice shot motts keep up the good work and look at my cousin rich ayers web site some time!

RadicalEd , I've been wanting to go for a tour for quite some time now. I don't live to far either. So, if your cool and in need of beer please respond. I'd prefer a day time tour.

I bet he saw a gost...