1,591 Comments for Glenn Dale Hospital

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Can someone give me the address to this place...I'm not creepy I am an amateur filmmaker and the abandoned area seems like a good local
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Perhaps you were in Mount Wilson State Hospital in Pikesville? It was located Northwest of Baltimore and closed in the 1980s; the place is now the North Oakes Retirement Community.

Glenn Dale is about an hour south of Mt. Wilson.
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I WAS APATIENT AT THIS HOSPITAL IN THE EARLY 70'S,4 ONLY A FEW MONTHS,IT WAS CALLED MT.WILSON HOSPITAL THEN @WAS A BEAUTIFUL PLACE ,I WAS THERE IN WINTER MONTHS,@LEFT EARLY SPRING,MET SOME VERY NICE PEOPLE @STAFF THERE.SORRY ITS GOING TO RUINS,IF ANY1 WASTHERE AT THIS TIME MAYBE U CAN WRITE A NOTE@ I WILL CHECK BACK
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Ring around the rosey, Pockets full of poseys ashes, ashes we all fall down
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Does anyone know a way into this place without breaking the law? My mother-n-law is mesmerized by this place. I have seen the outside it is a very beautiful place. I love all the pictures please let me know how to get in? gages_grl@yhaoo.com
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Mindless vandals. A pox on them all. This was so uncalled for.
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Ok ok, I've been to the Hospital DOZENS of times, to the Morgue, the underground tunnels (some are bricked up now) there ARE Police, its Owned by the Washington Dc Government by the way, if u grew up around here, there's DOZENS of wayd to get in, AND Avoid the Security, they live in the Trailer that's in the middle of the Property, its Never been. Boring to me, if anyone ever wants to go, leme know, I've filmed a lot of it, and KNOW a lot about it, such as the best Ways and Times to Go in,
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Great shot. Awesome.
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How in the world you got into this place is beyond me. I lived in that area for about 25 years and I know the security that surrounded this place. Asbestos, I've heard, was terrible in these buildings.
Wonderful photographs. I'm glad I got a glimpse of what it looks like in these buildings after 30 years of wondering...Let alone not having the balls, *ahem I mean, guts to go in these places.
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yes. nice photo... great end shot to the picture gallery.
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hey beaker42

i agree with you. nothing is more tragic than losing a child - there is no humor in that what so ever
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hey max... man your are cold. those kids had a short life... they didn't ask to die... i have two teenage kids & one on the way.
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yes. i see an orb (in the upper right hand corner). definitely something creepy about this hallway... wonder what is hiding in the shadows?
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foreboding... cold & dreary...
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yes... very evil & gloomy. excellent pic