Hello guys!

Got into and explored a huge mental hospital recently, decided I am going to have to go back and climb the sketchy stairs because I wasn't able to get into the main building and chapel so expect some updates. I also want to focus more on pictures, now that the first experience is through.

If you want to view the album on imgur here's the link: http://imgur.com/a/2mqWN

Otherwise here's the highlight pictures.

Security Building Weird Things (Anyone know what these are?)


Chair Just Chilling in Security Building


My First Set of Tunnels


Thought I Found a Squatter Camp


Somebody Had a Field Day (I don't recognize the soda)


Went During a Storm, The Humidity was Nuts


Don't Forget!


Chalkboard


I Know Where I'll Be


Bad Luck


The Floodlights Were Still On


Blueprints


Can Confirm, No Moths


Again, missing some pictures from phones and such. As well as the rest of the pictures being on the album, feel free to check it out. Thanks dudes!

Cool to see you got in and had fun. Just a couple things though...It wasn't a hospital, rather a catholic school/home for the disabled. Hence, the classrooms and residence halls. The first photo is of the power plant and subsequent equipment. Be careful near that building. A caretaker/hired salvage man regularly works on site and spends a lot of time in that specific room. I've heard of folks nearly walking in on him. Luckily, he had a power tool running and didn't hear them. No need to climb the stairs. Just use the tunnels. All of the buildings are connected. Again, and most importantly, be careful here. They watch this place like a hawk and the caretaker is there often. Besides that, cops will come inside and look around if they suspect someone is inside. I learned that the hard way and payed a hefty citation for it. Finally, thanks for being discreet with the location this time. But do be mindful of how often this place gets shared publicly.

Posted by chuck barkley Cool to see you got in and had fun. Just a couple things though...It wasn't a hospital, rather a catholic school/home for the disabled. Hence, the classrooms and residence halls.

I decided hospital was appropriate as they did perform some operations on site to the best of my knowledge, and the taking care of people and such seemed to fit without really giving away to much about the location itself.

Posted by chuck barkley The first photo is of the power plant and subsequent equipment. Be careful near that building. A caretaker/hired salvage man regularly works on site and spends a lot of time in that specific room. I've heard of folks nearly walking in on him. Luckily, he had a power tool running and didn't hear them. No need to climb the stairs. Just use the tunnels. All of the buildings are connected. Again, and most importantly, be careful here. They watch this place like a hawk and the caretaker is there often. Besides that, cops will come inside and look around if they suspect someone is inside. I learned that the hard way and payed a hefty citation for it. Finally, thanks for being discreet with the location this time. But do be mindful of how often this place gets shared publicly.

I've been scouting this location for a while now, and I know of the caretaker but haven't seen him in the building for a long time. I know he's been mowing the grass a lot though haha. After being told the last time with my post, I have been extremely careful with how I am addressing and talking about the location. I am aware of the citation, and have prepared to be caught. I'm willing to face the fine to see this building in all it's glory. Plus I have been being super careful haha, way more discretion then my average explore. Truly an amazing place. Thanks for the input man, much appreciated.

Posted by chuck barkley No need to climb the stairs. Just use the tunnels.

Just to clarify it was stairs inside of the tunnels up into what I believe was the main building.

*Edit: Addressing something I realized with the stairs.

Updated pictures on the Imgur album, as well as this link

https://uer.ca/forum_showthread.asp?fid=1&threadid=126178