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Most of these places do not give tours due to the dangerous conditions of the buildings and the liability risks are very great.

Some of these old hospitals have museums that can be visited publicly or by appointment though:

KPPC: http://www.kingsparkmuseum.com/
Pilgrim: http://www.omh.state.n...es/pgpc/facility.htm
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The following story is 100% true: there was a patient at the hospital who had his teeth pulled without novocaine! He reported it after the hospital closed.
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that place is creepy
Very nice shot. I'm surprised at how clean it is.
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This website is amazing. Do any of these establishments give tours. I actually almost went into Pilgrim State Bldg. 23 yesterday. I was mesmerized.
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Scuba diving lessons in here?! ; )
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there is a lab and all that there.you just got to know how to get to it
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There's the corridor we run across to jump from building to building.
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They've since removed all the slabs.
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I've looked down there from up top.
Never ventured into the depths, though.
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The connector is where my friends & I have ran across to get into 7 from the grouped buildings.
Scary cause you need to run quickly so cops won't spot you.
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This looks very modern. I wonder if they left those walsthere when they renovated the place
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Thats really cool and creepy at the same time. Those are scary looking sinks
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Wonderful shots Motts! Would love to have actually seen it working in person!
It's as if Joe Bukater's estate "Meadow mere" overlooks an empty play lot.