1,927 Comments for Pilgrim State Hospital

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We lived very near the complex. Over the course of time from the fifties through the sixties we called the authorities about wandering, lost and bewildered patients crossing our property. None seemed dangerously crazed but were intrigued with our horses and family pets.
I do have one other story I feel shouldn't be told...one shouldn't speak of the dead.
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i want to work here <3
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ehhh ... I would totally like not wanna be stuffed inside one of those little ass drawers... Dead or alive
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Tis my favorite creepy picture in here... Actually it isnt really that creepy... Its actually kind of kool... If i was to go inside ... This is where i would be =)
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hmm...
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Thats pretty creepy... i think if i was in there... I would have like a freak paranoia attack... Thinking that like...something i dont know exactly what was watching me or something like that....
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Lol... that's just great!
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LONG ISLAND
Those were unbelievable pictures. Not too much scares me.
running out of coffee
running out of cigarettes
running out of ice cream, Well you get it. Those are great i gotta go back and look at them again. More pleas!
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MS.LYNNE
Every time someone asks you a technical question, you always take the time to get them proof. I think its great that you care, so we all understand things better .Now I have a request, you talk a lot about your pantaloons I would like some correct info on them, and if possible could you post a couple of pictures of yourself wearing them? I would prefer PINK if its possible. We gotta love your expressions. Do you know what an "ice box"is? Please answer swiftly. I wont sleep a wink till I hear from you.. Love ya kid...
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It escaped! :oD
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I figure they painted it to cut down on the glare. Based upon that old photograph of the room you can see how damn reflective all of that metal was.
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Look at how sparkly it all used to be! But, the door is in the same position in both photographs. Which is eerie.
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Yeah, I saw what was a light of some sort. Kinda strange. Saw this before.
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Hi Janice,
I couldn't join the forum because I was doing something with the idenitifacation number wrong. I'll talk to Motts about it when he comes back from Europe.

Anyway I couldn't post a comment but I read yours about the old mansion. Spooky stuff!

I never really believed in ghost but I do suppose that out of all supernatual forces they are the most likely--I mean who knows what the human soul is capable of?

Awhile back I became fascinaited by ghost photos and started looking them up. I saw nothing which really got to me until I saw this:

http://www.nomorejello.net/hauntings.htm

Go down to the third picture from 1918, where they are doing construction work, and read the directions. Can you see the little girl?
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Thanks Lynne! I couldn't believe stuff like that was done but that's whay they thought a cure was.
Hey, by reading over that link you sent me I'm thinkng up numerous ways I could torment the neighborhood guido, Joey. Ah tis a sweet sweet fantasy. :-D