RadicalEd , I've been wanting to go for a tour for quite some time now. I don't live to far either. So, if your cool and in need of beer please respond. I'd prefer a day time tour.
I went there last friday at 4:00 in the afternoon and was atacked by a person in one of the rooms. I have lost my wallet and had a knife through my arm. I strongly recomend not going there becasue next time i go, ile hava GUN.
When they closed off sections they decided to shut off the heat to those areas. But they left the water on, so the pipes froze and broke flooding the floors with tons of water.
What is the difference between an exam room and a treatment room? When I was committed to the state psychiatric hospital back in 2004, I had to be frisked and also some device rolled over my body, and then I was led into the looked like a dcotor's exam room, and I had to strip, get in the shower, bath with this medicated soap and shampoo, and then I had to be examined by this female doctor. Afterwards I had to wear mint green uniforms with the hospital logo on the back. To this day I have vivid memories of that exam or treatment room. So what is the difference? Thanks.
Yeah it gets moldy in most of these places. My nose is usually stuffy as I go out almost every weekend, sometimes I feel sick, but it passes over a few days.
when I look at the different pictures...different scenes from "The Shining" keep popping into my head. Also its snowing as it was in The Shining. Those hedge animals outside that came alive!!!!
The light coming in was from a skylight, all the other windows were very dark or boarded up, so in comparison to the well lit floor, the background looks black.
I am curious, are there no any mold spores in these old buildings? Are do these things even get into these builidngs. I know a family that had to move and have some kind of bathing treatment because of these mold spores.