3,698 Comments Posted by Motts

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It does look super cozy... it was most definitely not warm when I was there though!
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Those CRTs go loud for sure.

Yup looks like a ironing board closet, seems like it fell out of there too.
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Hard to say without further investigation, but this place was absolutely gigantic, so it would be unlikely... but who knows!
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Yeah, I think it dripped off the end of the insulation and onto the mirror, kinda like a big stalactite.
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I was drooling over that lovely scaffolding equipment too. Didn't give it a second thought back then though.
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Yep it had a very Grossinger's style. I still haven't looked at my photos from there... yikes.
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Yeah those old bulb lights along the ceiling are neat. Surely they were sequenced to direct people downward in a horrifying Borscht Belt version of the Las Vegas strip.
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They were kinda cool, but man it took such a long time to dial a number...
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Ah, interesting info, thanks!
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Thanks Cameron, it sure looked like a steam connection but I've never seen a ceiling unit like that.
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Hi Laura, unclaimed bodies of CI patients were buried at the hospital's cemetery, located here: https://goo.gl/maps/WTgDknN4B8MazqXG9

Yes the graves have numbers instead of names, as being a state hospital patient was highly stigmatized back in the day. Records might be accessed via NYS Office of Mental Health: https://www.omh.ny.gov...airs/medicalrecords/
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Wow, it would be pretty amazing to see it go over the falls!
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Thanks all!
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Thanks steel worker!
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I'd need a wood chipper here!