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It was probably a torture device for the young mental patients.

Ooops, wrong gallery! :)

That's Germany for you... even the floor buckles in a neat and orderly fashion. The original engineers probably planned for that to happen.

That's a giant radiator. Seems a shame to have taken up the entire wall with a single unit instead of multiple smaller units spread across the 3 walls...

Ummmm I dont even know what to say to that. Other than thats the creepiest looking doll i have ever seen

Thanks for risking many forms of sevre upper and lower respiratory tract infections for these AWESOME photos. I can't believe vandals haven't touched this place, it's amazing. Now go wash your lungs out with some hand santatizer.

Just imagine all the people unlocking the door and slipping into their rooms for the night.

I can see the bride and groom now gliding across the floor for their first dance.

Oh auotguy, I was so impressed by your German .... Then Mama translated.....that's more for the Chive then Opacity...

I cant believe how great that lamp looks compared to the rest of the room. That just floors me. Wow!

The piggy bit his nose....so sad....

Wow, I must have the worst taste ever .... I love those chairs. I would totally but them in living room.

That is one small door , was it just storage under the stairs ?

Beautiful in its simplicity

I had a unique experience the second time. I checked out the hospital with some friends. I was stationed at Bethesda at the time, it was fall of 2005. I can't exactly remember the month. Just that after our belongings mysteriously disappeared I remember thinking it was too cold to wait until daylight to find a ride back to base. There was 4 of us the first time. We stayed for a couple hours and explored the main building. We heard some building creaks, nothing too absurd considering we had a descent sized group. Roughly 2 weeks later we returned with only 3 of us. In my experience of exploring abandoned buildings, the less people you have in the group, the more intense the experience. This second time we decided to explore the tunnels underground, Which we didn't do the first time. We had to climb a fence in the tunnel, walk past a bunch of obstructions to explore. My friends and I got to about the middle of the tunnel, to a part with knee high standing water. We decided to walk through the water to see what was on the other side. All of us took everything out of our pockets wallets, keys, cellphones ect. We set everything on some rocks. The whole area was rocks and debris. We left that particular area briefly. I'd say 5 minutes before deciding the water was too disgusting to walk through any longer. When we returned to the corner were we left our belongings, everything was gone. We sat there for roughly 20-30 minutes deciding what to do since our stuff was nowhere in site. We thought somebody followed us and stole everything. Our buddy went up the tunnel and no matter what we could still hear him. and when you're kicking rocks over, that sound echoes through the tunnels. The whole time we were in the tunnels, we were quiet, listening for sounds. There's no way somebody was following us because we would've heard something. When we left the building, the car was still there. Since we were stranded we had no choice but to report it to the camper outside the hospital area. The security guard explained the trespassing thing and let us go since he felt bad for our stuff getting stolen & gave us a ride back to base.
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if you had a similar experience

You know it's the people who aren't afraid of clowns that worry me. How can you look at a grown adult with a painted on smile , giant shoes and puffy shelves while he and 12 of his buddies try to cram themselves in a VW bug.... Not think that's some scary sh*t.