1,062 Comments for Ypsilanti State Hospital

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looks like something out of jurrasic park
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oh the blood, oh the blood, oh the massacre.
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its kind of funny that they all say okay, makes me sit back and wonder what really went on in there.

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um, did someone jump or climb through that hole as you took the picture? eerie as hell, my spine is tingling. eeeeeeek!
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WOW! That's all I can say....that and WALLPAPER!
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I love the shadows and light!
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Jude, I immediately noticed that awesome door too! Really cool colors!
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Hehe, at first glace I thought "wtf is THAT?!"
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When my friends and I used to come here we parked in this very courtyard. The entrance to it was covered with trees and you could just drive in and hide your car in the back behind the last set of balconies while you explored.....you can kinda see some tire tracks still
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A bit scary ... X0
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I agree with Mike. I lived in Ypsi for a while and this hallway would be freezing in the winter.
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I like zombpiggers above have been glued to your site for days,i don't want it to end,i don't want to have a shower in case i miss something DG...
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I think i saw someone poke their head around the corner in the distance. DG...
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Are you real Motts,I mean do you really exist, your photos and locations are out of a dream or some maybe a nightmare.Are you aware of the pleasure you bring to me as i sit by my computer in Australia.looking at your photos is better than anything. DG...
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I worked at this place from 1979 through 1980. I was 19 years old when I started working at Ypsilanti State Hospital. I was a Resident Care Aide III. In 1980, they changed the name to Ypsilanti Regional Psychiatric Hospital. At the time, I was also a student at Eastern Michigan. I was able to do quite a bit of studying on the job. I remember when they painted those "rainbows" on the walls. It believe it was in the summer of 1979, when they did the painting. Working at YRPH was quite an eye-opener for a 19 year old. Ohhhh.... the stories and images from that place I have emblazened into my mind.