1,927 Comments for Pilgrim State Hospital

My Mother worked here. When I had to pick her up it scared the crap out of me.

loool... i hate chem >n<

I really don't understand why they just don't get rid of those buildings!! Oh, there were was police presence on the grounds.

I went to Pilgrim the other night and as soon as I turned down the street to 998 Crooked Hill Road, I got chills. The place is really creepy. To be honest, I have never seen anything like it. It was really dark, there are not many street lights. There was like a dark cloud over the place. I went with my husband and my brother. My husband was very uncomfortable and said that he would never go back there, he forced me to leave. I went back the next day so that I could really see the buildings. It was horrible. I just can't get this place off my mind. I was there looking for building 5. There are operable buildings there and I don't know why. The place is depressing. They have like 2 inpatient rehab facilities out there.

in the attic of the leukemia hospital.check out the underground tunnels.they will take you under the whole pshostpital complex.you may even come up inside the criminal insane hospital jail. good luck!

i had a number of family members that worked there and i know for a fact there were many very kind people working there and were compassionate toward the patients

Motts you are amzing, God gave you a beutfull gift

Can sum1 please tell me which building at pilgrim state I can find the morgue?? Been there a few times and no luck

My grandmother died at Pilgrim State in the 1930s. It was a bit of a family mystery for years and eventually I was able to obtain her medical records from the facility. Seemed like a very sad place to be.

my father was in and out of pilgram state hosp. from 1957 to 1965. He was an acholic. does anyone know if the building they kept alcholics are still up. by the way he died there. would like to go visit the place again.

The inside of the houses looked like they melted, but no signs of fire (weird) houses no longer there. :(

my father was an alcoholic. his frist trip to pilgram state hospital was when he got the dt's.that was around 1957 when i was 15. thereafter he was there and many other state hosp. mostly pilgram state. i remember visiting him in those scary builings. it seems he always wanted to be admitted late at nite. the last nite we admitted him we go a telegram the next morn. telling us he was dead. i was always told he choked. years later i was told he was murdered that nite. cant say i missed him. that was a nitemare life.

I worked at kings park power plant. these are either over draft or under draft blowers. they blew air through the fire grate or fire bed. and helped get that white hot flame .dont forget originaly they burned coal like a blacksmiths fire.

WOULD LOVE TO SEE THIS PLACE IN PERSON...LOOKS SCARY AS HELL!

that black strings look like hair <:-o