1,927 Comments for Pilgrim State Hospital

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Elizabeth you should do a little more research before you make comments like that. Obviously you are not from NY. You would know Pilgrim is not in Dix Hills and you would know that Dix Hills is a very Rich area. On a different note anyone with any experiences of Pilgrim please email me at hopefull_destiny@yahoo.com thank you
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Catseye I would be very interested to hear of your story. If anyone else has any input, history or experience please email me at hopefull_destiny@yahoo.com I am writting a paper for school but also have personal interest and curiousity
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Dustyhiker please email me your story I am writing a paper for school and I have great personal interest in Pilgrim itself. If you or anyone else has any stories please email me at hopefull_destiny@yahoo.com
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I am interseted on learning the history of Pilgrim. If anyone has any stories of patient abuse, ghosts stories or actual events that occured there please email me. I would be very happy to hear from employees, patients or family memebers of patients. I am writing a paper and would like to have first hand info. Thank you. reach me at hopefull_destiny@yahoo.com
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It's called a circular chart recorder.
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We have one at work in the computer room, it measures Temperature and Humidity.
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is there still stuff inside? wat about natural light?
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My mother was in this hospital when I was a young child in the 60's. I lived in North Babylon which isn't far away but never knew how close my mother really was or that she was in the hospital. My grandmother spent 20 years in Kings Park. At varies times in my teens I would visit my husband's aunt that lived in Deer Park and would always feel an uneasiness. Today I work in mental health as an advocate, and many times I am on the grounds there because OMH has their feild office there in building 45. I have also been in building 102 which has been restored to a great degree. Federation of Organizations has restored one of the buildings and it is really beautiful, both in and outside.
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Amazing site! Amazing pictures. I am fascinated with this facility and I am currently doing psychiatric medical training here and this picture embodies everything I felt the first day I drove up the the facility! SIMPLY AMAZING!
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hay i have bin inside of theas houses; they left every thing (well most of it ) in side one house even has a fall out shelter
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"Moon is full, never seems to change, just labeled mentally deranged..."
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Ha!
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i worked at ppc for many years... the stories i could tell...... but who would believe them?
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I worked for a Sewer and Storm Pipe inspection company and I worked in Pilgrim State numerous times in a 3 year span. I have been in most of the abandoned out buildings and I've also been in Pilgrims extensive sewer system underneath it and I never experienced any paranormal activity or anything out of the norm. The only thing I've seen there was rats, bats and roaches the size of ash trays and the occasional crazy person but no ghosts. This was back in the late '90's
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ive been in this building for four day @ seen some things that would make u poop ur pants no joke all the places are really creepy and crazy