Not an OT room-only thing that had a stainless steal sink like that was kitchen-related....most likely a kitchen (found in the center of the quad)

this was a dorm

This was used to wash up the dead bodies before being placed into the freezer.

haha i remember this room-barely, but i remember it!! hahaha i was like....5 or younger...good ol day care!

while my parents worked for kings park psychiatric center---i was going to school here at the day care :) called "Playground on the sound" Go look it up if you dont believe me!!

the basement of this building was also a bomb shelter-with water and my grandfathers occupational therapy shop was also located there, later moved to the 1st floor.

Another name for it is Macy home!

the infectious waste was weighed and put in boxes that said medical waste on it-and use to be stored into the little white building were they use to strip furniture near group 4, and in later years they were boxing infectious waste in the laundry because housekeeping took over the laundry building.....once again-my father worked there!! GET YOUR FACTS STRAIGHT!!

Those chairs where also had a matching pedistool table that were full with sand so the clients couldnt pick them up and hit you with them-my dad worked there!

what makes it creepy is the sky is dark.
i wanna go in there real bad.
:P

the lights r on ooooooh

did it snow??? lolz

good place to play russian roullette

i shall go to dis place and film a movie or sumtin looks like so much fun :)
i love that movie silent hill and yes it does look like shots from the movie lol

i think i'd go down there looks fun lol

I think that they are crematories because patients did die there

Uh.. Brittany.. You DO realize that letchworth Village is no longer a mental institution, yes?

They gave me raspberry flavored goo. Hurray! A combination of a berry I hate and goo!

You know, Felyne, you're right. It is fun. So fun that I never wanna have it done again. x]

spucci...

You think you can tell me the story of "Mikey"? My mom and dad used to hang out at that grave back in the 80s, and all my dad would tell me was that it was creepy as f***.
luminescentxx@aol.com

Ugh. I had those in my mouth last month when They were making the molds for my retainer. Not a fun experience.

Isn't this place a few minutes away from NRHS? I remember passing one of the buildings when my little cousin had a basketball game. I looked at one of the windows and I could have sworn I saw someone in the room. My dad and I are going to look around the place next time I'm in Stony Point.

yeah, my mother used to work there. the experiments that they would do were called "labodmies" [hope i spelled that right]. the doctors would cut off the top of the head and take out certian parts of the brain to see if cured the person, if not just to see what happened. the patients were often starved and beaten as well. my mother worked in "x" building and she told me they would keep the patients in cages.

i saw those mobiles, "sam" is talking about. i wonder if they were made by the patients?

i was in letchworth village yesterday and i went into almost all of the cottages. i didnt find one sink or urinal that was plastered like that.

my mother told me stories, about how the institution was split up into two groups. back then [1910-1930 or 40] if you were promiscuous they put you in letchworth. you were looked at, as no different then the mentally ill. my mother also told me that the x y and z buildings would do experiments called "labodimies" which entailed doctors to cut out peices of the brain to see if it could cure a person if not just to see what happened. my mother also knew and 80 year old women who was put into letchworth for being promiscuous in her late teens- 20's. as you may have concluded she died there. what happened to all those people i so sad, not to mention what happened to letchworth itself. my mother and her friends speak about it as such a beautiful place, but after what i saw yesterday it just seems so dreary and sad. i was told that it closed because it had the highest death rate and malpratice that was not reported in the state. is that true?