1,476 Comments for Letchworth Village

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Danny when you get onto letchworth road there is building on the left and right. Go to the right, then go into the second building on the left. You will have to go thru the window in the back. Once you get in go straight across into the room and to the right corner there is a door. Its a tunnel.
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Where can I find the underground tunnels ? I can never find them
Went there and walked around the cemetery and I was using an app and the name Micheal did pop up I never knew anything about Mikey's grave until later on we spoke to a couple locals at Letchworth village and they told us about it ... It was definitely a cool place to visit especially the hospital ... If you have a chance to visit then go you will never forget the experience
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Good eye, John! I didn't notice the Bud cans until reading you post. That is even after scrolling back and forth several times to the pic. I used to think I was observant....guess I can put that delusion to rest, lol.

Loved the pics Lynn! Hey Motts, do you make house calls??? With three dogs, our house can always use some cleaning. ;-)

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I had a student last year who had grand mal seizures every other week. No matter how many times you see it, it doesn't get easier. Once, she got tangled in a desk and was slamming her head into the concrete floor. One of the scariest things I've ever seen.
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I've had similar trays in my mouth more times than I care to remember. I had retainers for most of my childhood, and my dentist did this at least a couple of times a year to check progress. Not pleasant. The goo squishes out and gags me, and the edges of the trays dig into my gums.
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Last autumn on a local urban exploration trip I went into an office and the clock on the wall was still running. It even had the correct time +- 5 mins.

Will go back soon to see if it is still correct.
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In the dozen or so years since this was posted no one commented on the Bud cans on the right side of the tub? What is a hot tub w/o beer?
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I've never heard of sanctioned tours of the place; has always been the latter.
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Is this facility open for tours or "enter at own risk" type of thing?
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It's ashame what was done to this beautiful place. My dad worked in 70s to closing. Forced to state retirement early. I didn't really know what my dad did there til my teenage years. But I had pride that he was working in a place that helped the disabled. Now I have a disabled son and I know that I don't want to send him to a group home I want him with me forever. But as we life is I will not be here forever.Now all these programs and all this confusing things that us parents has to try to figure out. A lot of choices but all incompetent workers it's not about the love of helping a person less capable. It's very stressful in all ways daily living, planning, relationship, financial, and fire plans. This goes for the aging population. Closing down institutions is not the answer. Corruption in the governments. Too much spending on the wrong things. If I am parent and I'm doing most of inquiring and running around finding out what is out there for my son, why a case manager?? To keep paperwork, to show Medicaid is needed and the state keeps providing. I think some of us parents can do that. That money should go into the thing these young adults need to feel the same to have opportunities, to be able to use that money as they can decide. And that self direction program that's BS that to confuse the parents and make us accountable and stressed out.We already know out role especially if if have kept and want to keep our child at home with us.fix something Government
This was a ward?
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Nope, these were shot over 10 years ago... but thanks for trying to identify the model!