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I was a student there for one year ('84, just shortly before it closed. This picture is ov where we used to sleep. I lived in the last room on the left in this particular photo. Looks different now.

BEAVIS -
Did you get to go to the Birthday Celebration?
How was it?

You mean she didn't just flat-out push you?????

i was wondering......can any of u guys give me tips on how to get in there legaly......if any of u guys could help i would really apreciate it

shit guys.....take it easy on max......sure the joke was insensitive.......but people die evry where.....that kind of thing happens.....however that morgue is a sad place and a monument to the young children who died there.....so think before u speak max

If I could turn back time, if I could find a way. Cher

maybee it led to the septic tank

Thanks for the memories. I grew up in south Baltimore. We were poor, but could at least afford the 50 cent admission and gas to "The Enchanted Forest." At 47 I'm getting my boyfriend to bring me to Clarks farm asap. PS Little Toot and the Tea Cup Ride were my favorites. Thanks again.

I was the Head Physical Therapist from 1994-1996. When I first started in 1993 they were still using this with a fwe patients who had pressure sores and ulcers. I was working there in the winter of 1996 when the "Clinic" building was flooded. It occured shortly after the blizzard of 1996 in early January. The 26" of snow that shut down NYC for a day evenutally melted and rand down the hill off the Palisades and flooded the basement of this building rendering it completely useless. At the time is was the main building on campus. It was the medical clinic for Dental, outside MD's that treated LVDC clients, Physical Therapy and it also housed some of the LVDC Administrators.

It was the beginning of the end for LVDC's campus. This picture brings back a lot of memories. I only worked at LVDC for 3 years (had a scholarship from NYS and chose to work with Developementally Disabled individuals....ended up at LVDC.)

I just happened to google LVDC, just to see if there was anything on the web...and got to your site. The pictures are very eerie. I spent three long years there.

yeah. you cant really look around easily at all. so all the more props to who took these pictures. me and a friend encountered cops within 15 minutes

yes thats a distrobution transformer. it normaly is filled with a fuse oil for cooling and will have a primary winding and a secondary windin in the middle made of copper im shure some one gutted it for copper money.

Freakin Sweat!

this infrared is killllllerrrrr. jelousy overwhelms me.

this picture is my favorite. best one of the bunch.

Wow, As a child I had a recurring dream about a morgue freezer in my elementary school kitchen that looked just like this.