992 Comments for Plymouth County Hospital

creepy stuff.
...what is that on the bottom bed...

"It's kind of like those horror movies where the main character (girl) is walking down a long hall trying to get to the end of the hall to the open door..."

...from the movie Gothika?

what is that on the floor...

I went there today with a friend, and we both pulled up in my car, and i didnt really believe in ghosts, but i would love to go there and just look inside. But i used to be friends with the people that destroyed this place, and i hate them for doing it. Now no one can go there and see for themselfs. Im going back Saturday and i want to see if its really haunted like people say it is. But for now i don't really beileve in ghosts or any thing. Bye for now.

I went to this exact place friday night..and i must say it was so creepy walking up that long road. We parked at the part with the log across the road..we attempted to get in but everything was boarded up. three cop crusiers showed up but we just hid and so they left. Right after we decided to leave to. It was a very scary place to be at during nightime! I wanna go back soon though!

Im in the process of getting the permit , to investagate the area at the hospital , i work for the MASCC Northeast Paranormal Soc , if you know of any or would like info on the investagation please e-mail me at donmac82@yahoo.com

the autoclave that ive seen was HUGE parts of the interstate was closed during trasport, maybe not the same autoclave,but an autoclave for a mining co.

we just got back from this place...It's 12:26 AM .. wow that place is creepy !! we pulled up and no one bothered us... but we both felt a heavyness and felt we didn't belong there .. we tried to take some pics. but it was to dark and blurry... tomrrow we plan to go back and get some new pics ... there is a huge pile of debris where the flag pole used to be...

i would love to see whats inside the abandoned buildings

well if anyone plans to visit (wich i dont recomend or condone) [admin edit: location entry information removed] its safe dont woryy. motts i would love to hear how yo ugot in please tell.

i went last saturday ( last time i entered a comment) and on my way out i stumbled upon the weel of hospital bed. i kept it on my bedroom the first night i got back. i dreamt i was a patiant in that building and was dieing quikly. it was probably the scariest dream ive ever had. the next night i took it out of my room and slept fine. last night i tried putting it back in my room and had the exact same dreak exept this time i was put in the body freezer down in the morgue. i plan on stating there a whole night this weekend im gunnu bring the weel and leave it..bad mojo man.

neat aspirator that is what it is. I had one

Someone was on the right track here. This is no doubt the cooler, in the Morgue, that held up to two deceased individuals, prior to their removal by the undertaker. There is almost the exact same set up at the former Norfolk County Hospital in Braintree which was built right around the same period as the PCH. They recently painted their old cooler Black, probably the only updating of there "storage" in almost 90 years!! The former Norfolk County Hospital, is still in use as a hospital but is now in private hands. It was from there that the superintendant of the hospital contacted me about 10 years ago and told me of some wonderful old Glass slides of the PCH from the 1920's and 30's, he knew of my History background and I still have them to this day. Fascinating stuff, old views of the hospital as it looked in its glory days, patients, staff etc., the better ones hand colored. Even a slide of the sheet music from the 1920's entitled "March of the TB Bugs"!! I kid you not.

Thanks Bruce, any memories of these places are greatly appreciated on this site!

Your photos are fascinating, knowing the History of the Hospital as I do, I can tell you in its Golden Age it was a vibrant, active and successful hospital, full of dedicated staff treating the "Great White Plague" Tuberculosis. Answering the comments made about the Stage/theatre, there were many events held there over the years to entertain the patients including vaudeville and minstrel shows, and plays. It was also a movie theatre as well, we were able to salvage the two permenently mounted 1940's movie cameras that were up in the projection booth, these and other salvagable items we were able to secure to at least preserve some vestige of the fascinating and once glorious history of this once proud structure. How Sad, and unecessary that a building that was "Built to last and to serve the people of Plymouth County, was so sadly neglected by those entrusted with its future well being. "