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St. Mary's College (Hell House)
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St. Mary's College (Hell House)
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This location has been labeled as Demolished, and therefore can be viewed by anyone.
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Type: Ruins
Status: Demolished
Accessibility: Easy
Recommendation: check it out if you're nearby
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Lethal hazards like bricks and debris falling from 3-6 stories up.
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Seems to be wide open with lots of foot traffic.
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Former Catholic seminary operated by the Redemptorists. Building was gutted by fire November 1, 1997. See this detailed history. ___________________________________ ***SpookyDan's Write-up*** St. Mary’s College also known as “Hell House” was originally named Mount Saint Clemens. The religious school for boys was started in the mid 1800s by a religious group calling themselves “The Redemptorists”. In 1882 a new chapel was built and encouragement from Pope Poious IX led the Redemptorists to change the name of the school to St. Mary’s College. The Redemptorists continued to operate the school until 1972 when it closed due to a decreasing number of students. In 1987 the land was split up and sold to the state and to the private investor listed above. Around this time a man known as Allen Hudson became the caretaker of the property. Hudson kept up the place best he could and chased off thrill seekers and vandals while living in a stone house on the property. Hudson was well known by the local trespassers as the mean old man with the rottweilers and a shotgun. Hudson was even charged with assault, battery and assault with the intent to murder in 1996 when he shot and critically wounded a trespasser. I don’t know what came of the charges but Hudson remained caretaker and continued living on the property. On Halloween night in 1997 the main building was burned down by vandals. The brick walls that remained were unstable and threatened the caretaker’s home if they fell, because of this the caretaker was forced by police to leave. The property has been uninhabited since.
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The moderator rating is a neutral rating of the content quality, photography, and coolness of this location.
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This location's validation is current. It was last validated by
ednothing on 2/22/2006 5:23 PM.
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on Feb 11 06 at 1:45, SpookyDan changed the following: Status on Dec 14 05 at 2:05, Endopsychosin updated gallery winter 2004 on Dec 14 05 at 2:04, Endopsychosin created a new gallery on Nov 20 05 at 18:01, morgansteph changed the following: Display Name on Nov 9 05 at 18:51, SpookyDan changed the following: Latitude, Longitude, Co-ordinate Accuracy, Prefer Satellite, History on Oct 4 05 at 3:59, Roland updated gallery Tunnels and stuff on Oct 4 05 at 3:58, Roland updated gallery picture oct2_3-18.jpg on Oct 4 05 at 3:57, Roland updated gallery picture oct2_3-21.jpg on Oct 4 05 at 3:56, Roland updated gallery picture oct2_3-16.jpg on Oct 4 05 at 3:56, Roland updated gallery picture oct2_3-17.jpg
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