5,961 Comments for Kings Park Psychiatric Center

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I think they were more like dormitories, with each "cubicle" holding three or four beds.
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i find it weird that ive seen these exact same stairs in one of my dreams about a year ago-i see pictures and can recall places ive been to in my dreams -thats really weird
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i thought that looked like an underground carpark!
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is that the cubicles at the end near the end door?
i only found this awesome site yesterday,and was at first randomly scrolling through different albums,and i just assumed the soap dispenser joke came from the "County Morgue" gallery (green room with long needle-like instrument on table).boy,how was i wrong!lol

am glad i am now fully informed!but i also agree,should be linked on the homepage.haha

oh,and i dont know about the US,but Australian safety standards say that any fitting (power point/socket, lights, electric soap dispensers..lol = p ) must be at least 600mm away from any water source.learnt that while studying electronics.but i guess that "light" could be fitted above the mirror and still look sweet.....
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scrapper k ur constant comments on this album are not making u any fans! people like u are the reason these beautiful buildings go to crap so quickly!
words? where were they? couldn't understand a thing actually......
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eh cameron you have just proved that some people will never progress in helping eradicate the world or ignorance and help let people who have difficulties in life to lead as normal a life as possible in the community whilst there are still people like u in the world using words to label them like you just did!
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Amazing how the State would rather waste such space and beautiful theater that could have been used for children or schools to put ontheater productions for the community. Allentown PA is considering closing the State hospital as well. I am sure the grounds will sit and deteriorate as well. The patients suffer in these type beaurocratic decisons because they are sent back out to the community where they were unable to function in the first place. Most pof these patients are unable to care for themselves, or remember to take their medications ICM workersare not 24/7. I would like to make the community aware of how the State is about to "dump" their burden on them. Decisions like this only harm the community and most of all the patients we have been caring for.
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my dad and i got boreded up in the power plant when we went inside, the front door was wide open when we got there and after exploring the whole building we came back to the sound of workers drilling the door shut. we had to sneak out a super tiny window so we wouldnt get caught.
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TRUE STORY!!!!!

I am a skeptic when it comes to ghosts or paranormal activity. I believe there is an explanation for everything. Well, I've been to that building a few times, going in only once in 2000.

I went into the building with a friend of mine who is a very big guy and is afraid of NOTHING. We saw writing on the walls, patient beds all over the place. We saw chairs that had devices on them that looked like shock therapy...I'm not an expert so I can't say for sure. We walked up about 4 flights of stairs and we began to hear what appeared to be scratching noises on the floor above us. We both thought it could have been rats or raccoons, but what happened next changed my thoughts on ghosts. We heard heavy breathing for a second or two followed by the loudest female scream I have ever heard. I kid you not, this wasn't something caught on an EVP or anything like that...this was a scream as if someone was getting murdered. I was terrified and looked at my buddy...he turned to me out of breath and said "Oh f*ck, RUN!". I jumped down every flight of stairs and ran out the building through the side window we entered. We met friends of ours outside who were waiting for us and they were like "WTF was that noise in there", so we knew we weren't the only ones who heard it.

A few months later another one of my friends wanted to see the building. I told him I would take him to see it but that I wasn't going anywhere close to it nor inside it. Well, we got about 75 yards away when we both heard a loud bang from the inside of the building. Sounded like someone hit the bass drum up there as loud as they could. We crouched down in fear and waiting 5 minutes before proceeding. As soon as we took another few steps, we heard the bang again. Needless to say we turned around and hightailed it out of there.

I grew up in that area and know first hand the rumors and stories associated with this place. I can also tell you first hand that I have heard things and felt things in there that are definitely not friendly. The Kings Park Insane Assylum is a terrifying place and is definitely a haunted spot. If you're crazy enough to go inside, I suggest you proceed with extreme caution.
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If you'd like to explore places like this from your own home, play Silent Hill 1 for Playstation (or PS2). Then play Silent Hill 2 for Playstation 2. Both have hospitals like this. SH2 has a jail like this and a morgue. Creepy, close, and you can't get arrested for being there.
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Yeah I don't think there are holes in that lid... but still pretty regardless of how they got there.
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That's definitely Long Island alright.
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Thanks for the info Mad Dawg.