1,382 Comments for Dixmont State Hospital

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It wasn't only patients who suffered at these institutions, my mother worked in one in upstate NY for 25yrs. I remember asking on many occasions where the bite marks, scratches, gouges, and bruises came from. And always the same answer...the patients.
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i was apart of the demolition crew who tore down dixmont. i was apart of the asbestos adbatment that had to be done before the building could be demolished. labor local 373 out of pittsburgh.
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shows how much people don t know about siderooms . yu have 15 min. checks . also lots of patients like being in . peace and the saftey of not being around other patients. and yes they are given prns if they will take them
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i do believe the first raw fear episo was shot here
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I worked in the state hosiptal in Evansville Indiana 4 30 years before it was toren down this year no one took pictures that I know of . It also was a place you did not want 2 wonder around at night.
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I'm watching a segment on Dixmont..Do you really think the spirts a evil or....ones just trying to get out...?

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It's a release valve on the pipe and a controller probably for steam
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sweetness
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the chair aids the photo but i think that the pealing paint is the most interesting part of this photo, it makes the photo unique...............
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COULD BE TOENAILS.................
ONE WILL NEVER KNOW
EITHER WAY VERY SAD..............................
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i think that if wal mart ever does get built .........there will be some mighty strange things happening in side there on a daily basis A LOT OF TORMENTED SOULS ARE STILL THERE R.I.P.
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i worked on the hill for close to 10 years of course the unknown is very scary until you can understand that half or more were committed for things that we take for granted in the year 2006
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one of the neatest places to go was on top of the morgue building. it was like the penthouse but filled with a bunch of old machinery. Great view of the ohio.
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they should have never messed with that place. i was up there so many times and everytime i left i felt like somthing came with me. i hated that they tor it down to put up a walmart. i just hope now for the sake of things that all this has not been for nothing. was only caught one time out of 85 visits illegally.
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I was up at that asylum many times.
you could see into the safe if you hoisted
yourself into the low celing right on the otherside of the tunnel room. this was in 99, Nothing was inside it was just a steel safe door not actually a full safe.