404 Comments for Jackson Sanatorium

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I m working about an hypothetical project of rehabilitation for the sanatorium, your pictures are very useful and beautiful
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This lounge chair looks like it came straight out of the 1950's
or the very early 1960's.
Wednesday, 1:35 a.m. September / 16 / 2020
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Where has all of the Grand Architecture gone ?
Wednesday, 1:30 a.m. / September / 16 / 2020
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Thank you for these wonderful photographs (all of them). My great, great grandfather's company, A. Friederich & Sons Co., built this amazing building, and, although it's very sad to see how badly deteriorated it has become, your beautiful photographs document some of the wonderful craftsmanship used in the construction of it. Thank you. If you want to learn more about the builders of this great building, I have created a website here: http://afsco.clarosa.info/
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I have the same picture...we have been to a lot of the same places!
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I am impressed at the over all structure. Aside from the deteriorating inside, the 'bones' of the building seem to be holding up quite well. Is the state grant still going to be used to restore this incredible building?
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squeaky clean!!
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what a majestic plant!!
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the road down below the castle on the hill is called depot Road. i don't know the exact address unfortunately.
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If you are speaking of the white looking thing dangling that is most likely an electrical outlet for either a light over a sink or a chandelier.
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My grandparents worked here back during its heyday. My grandfather played his fiddle on the roof. I heard it was the talk of the town back in it's day. Also, I heard the real reason it shut down was because the boiler room caught on fire. Thanks for the history!
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My grandparents both worked here. My grandfather played his fiddle on the roof. I heard it was a great facility and it was the talk of the town. Also, I heard that the real reason they shut the place down was because the boiler room caught on fire. Great history! Thanks.
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Not sure about the official mailing address, but 40 Health Street should get you to the front door.
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Is there an official address? I dont plan on visitng just amazed and want to check it out on Google maps. Thank you very much in advanced :)
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Pilaster