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I've been inside the place before, i didn't see any ghosts, or anything like that. i saw a bunch of name tags, chairs, chains, desks, beds, finger nail scratches.. true that kids could have done it to make the legend continue but who will ever know..
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I live in Michigan, about 3 miles from Detroit, I had no idea Ypsilani had a hospital. Then again I was born in '94, and it closed in '91.

I think I'll have to go check it out sometime, I'm goth and I love things like this.

Thanks for posting your photos, they are beautiful pieces of art. I hope to see more.

( By the way, I don't think there was a lone chair picture in this album. LOL )
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That looks like a long drop.....I'm not to crazy about elevators myself....those are some horrifying stories. Thanks to Pat & all the people with the interesting stories of this place. :)
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How sad...it is a beautiful view too.......
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Nice green house.
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This is what happens when you leave the water running in the tub and forget about it.
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Nice shot !
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Motts did you get to take more pictures before they demolished the place? Any updates?Thanks ....just wondering? : ) Would love to see them if so.....
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Thats Liberoches room.
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A little water damage ,but the Chandler is still hanging.
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The walls remind me of that movie Silent Hill.
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Why do people have to vandelize and destroy such great architect
Places like this makes me wish I had the money to buy and restore it to its natural beauty.
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I'd love to explore a place like this!
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Wheres a janitor when you need one?
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Awsome what a shame to see it in such a ruin.