Exploring Abandoned 1950's Isolation Hospital for children and adults (time capsule)
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- Sitting atop a hill is an enormous hospital complex with a grim history. In the previous century, an infectious disease called tuberculosis spread like wild flower infecting millions. Property's like this were constructed with the purpose of treating patients with fresh air and oxygen treatments. Today we'll be exploring multiple buildings, the first will be the children's Hospital. Inside we'll find baby cribs, toys and medical equipment. The other buildings will be for adult patients. Inside these next trio of buildings is a time capsule of medical history. Eventually in the late 20th century the TB vaccine became worldly available, and uses for these greatly constructed hospitals came to an end. When closing, they left everything behind and decades later we go inside to document what remains. If you enjoy the video, leave a thumbs up and subscribe for more exploring videos ! Thanks for watching!
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You guys hit the Urban Exploration jackpot with all the ancient artifacts! ;-) Glad you posted this!
It really is an amazing location with so much left!
Whenever I watch these videos I always try to imagine what these places looked like when they were active and filled with people.
me too. And what they sounded like. ☺
@@maevemaiden it must have been a terrible place when it's still operating
They looked sad and sick like they do now
Me too💯
I'm the same way, which is why I always look for comments from people who have had something to do with the place being explored. They are rare, but they complement the film wonderfully!
@22:16 so rare to see scenes like this in present times, most places are wrecked from vandals. Great vid man.
These ones are always the best. Thanks for sharing 😀
Amazing 🤩 so awesome and cool 😎 I love ❤️ all this history that’s left behind and if the walls could actually talk I wonder what they would say ?curious minds always wonder 💭 overall awesome content and stuff
That place is full of ghosts
Was I "tuned out" and missed WHERE we are with this explore? Country? State? I'm NOT an Explorer but as a Viewer, I just like to have a General Idea of WHERE this explore is happening. Anyone know? I DID watch the whole thing but either it wasn't told or I was distracted. Anyone?? Watching from Eastern Canada (NB)
Places like this I do not disclose the location to. Releasing that information puts buildings in jeopardy of theft, vandalism or arson. Ironically enough the children's Hospital in the first part got torched earlier this year. (Video is 2+ years old)
@@DarkExploration I hate how people destroy places like these. In a perfect world people would go explore and not disturb anything
i truly love abandoned hospitals ect , but i cant help but wonder why they are seem to be abandoned so . . tragically ? the messy hallways , the moved equipment , the items the patients enjoyed playing with , it all just makes it a bit sadder to me . i get people go in there over time , but yeah , i just wanted to share my thoughts .
i feel like especially since it was for tb patients as you stated , it makes it a bit more depressing .
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I love watching tours of old abandoned buildings but it drives me crazy to see so many potentially lovely artifacts just rotting. Sometimes I wish someone would get with the owners and rescue some of the things.I'd love to restore one of those wheelchairs, some of the styles are amazing.
@Sir. Triangle I use one when I'm at my weakest and I think the old ones look so steampunk and pretty so I'd restore it cause it'd be cheaper than buying one already restored or a replica.
What a terrible waste of a resource. The place ought to be renovated and put back n service. There's certainly enough crazy people around to fill it. Convert it to an asylum.
This was an awesome explore, I love The vibes, I love the old building and the old things that are in there, they definitely belong in a museum, like the sewing machine, some of them wheelchairs, that old adding machine, those old surgery lamps, ETC..... This is a great start to my weekend! Thanks as always and good job as always. And that old carving on the tree from the 30s, wow.
The bottles,that was new for me
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I think that the thing with the letters on it was for making patient ID bracelets.
Smart wearing respirators. No telling what shit is floating around.
It astounds me how many abandoned buildings / pieces of prime real estate exist in the world. Thanks guys!
And I shall forever wonder if the record player works....
I used to have on just like that and it worked great, but I can't remember what I did with it.
While I don't know the proper name for it, that 'bedside thermometer' was for taking blood pressure.
@20:20 I think that is a stenography or secretary's dictation machine. Used to type in shorthand.
Epic explore, this place is incredible! Definitely checks all the boxes for a perfect abandoned adventure. Loved the old equipment; especially the wooden wheelchairs.
That Cyrillic stencil kit was a unique find. Thanks for sharing! 👍😍😁
This place reminds me of Outlast 1.. 😘😘
12:11 those old wheelchairs date back to the Victorian times, that style does, but this particular one you are looking at is 1920's - 1930s era.
Those huge lamps that you saw are most likely sun lamps for the patients. Operating lamps have several bulbs to them. Great video.
It’s sad that years ago they’d just lock away anyone sick or disabled. I’m an empath and these images scare me and make me feel sad 😢 what’s scary is our republican lawmakers want to return us back to these awful times and lock people up again. It’s a scary world we live in knowing these dark times could be a modern reality again.
That basement "medical storage basement" was full of autopsy equipment.
Saw this one many yrs ago and Hate seeing the graffiti!
I think it was The Proper People who explored it back then. More graffiti now.
Whenever I’m bored I know just what to do witch is watch your videos you always brighten up my day
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Amazing to hear thank you
@@DarkExploration Devin, I hate to be a pest, but do you remember where you were when you encountered the other group of explorers, and the one gal started screaming her head off? You said to her, 'Shh! Chill! What are you trying to do, alert the police?!?' ... I have never laughed so hard in my life ... and am trying to find it again .... thanks for your help!
19:53 I found a picture of that ad, dated 1974 with the Bushnell Binoculars. 1972 was a Super 8 movie camera.
That’s crazy to think that magazine has been just sitting there almost as long as I’ve been alive! Cool find.
I love the artistry of this video.❤ I think this hospital closed in the 70s or even early 80s, judging by the color pictures and clothing of the people I medical equipment catalogue, and the stuffed toys...those were definitely not 50s. Those were so poignant, by the way...
What an absolutely awesome place to explore!! 😲 Definitely one of my favorite's so far. Well done on an epic exploration!!
So when you said it’s a bedside thermometer it’s actually a rolling blood pressure unit . Those are still in use today but rare .
The basement operating room was the morgue
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A rolling blood pressure unit? 😂 It's called a sphygmomanometer
Lay people won’t know what that means that is why I said it OH and you spelled it wrong ! 😊
Amazing video! So interesting to see a hospital as it was 70 years ago! Thank you.
Sanatoriums are what I call extinct businesses, they’ve been that way since the 1960s when those vaccines came out, I assume around the late ‘50s. I would assume it closed in the early 1960s just like Waverly Hills Sanatorium. Speaking of which, psychiatric hospitals are what I call an endangered species of businesses since the vast majority have shut down, with only a small fraction still open today, like Friends Hospital and McLean Hospital.
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I have a calculator like the one at 31.57 in the attic. It's in good shape and still worked last time I tried. You can add, subtract and multiply on it, but not divide.
My grandaunt died in a TB sanatarium in west Berlin in 1960. My grandmother bought her free from east Germany to go to the sanatorium.😥
She bought your aunt for free?
My father was in a TB hospital as a kid back in the 20s. He was cured and went on th lead a long, productive life.
Abandoned toys all ways creep me out
all the stuffed animals ),:
Brought a bunch of kids to recover in a place probably covered with lead paint. Was a weird time.
Everything was lead paint back in those days.
Where is the location?
The one instrument was an old blood pressure gauge not thermometer.
Correct! If you look carefully at the bottom of the device it states that the units are in "mm" or millimeters of Hg
3:05 i think that's an old blood pressure measuring device.
I love abandoned hospitals although they creep me out ... i agree to the beautiful natural decay.
Have you ever had paranormal type experiences in places like this?
This place is amazing!!!! So much old stuff. Very cool explore!! 🥰🥰🥰
That Machine Looks like a Patient Armband Label ID maker.
1. Great video. 2. Medical equipment has come a long way! 3. Thank you for wearing that style mask. :)
Rooms in the basement were likely for autopsy and postmortem use....cool explore.
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Good video
The morgue was in the basement, not the operating rooms. They would also remove the dead through the tunnels.
I have an idea. Buy an iPhone from a pawn shop. Record a video with the iPhone expiring this place. Have a friend chase you through the place and drop it while running. Leave the phone to be found later. Whoever finds that will go nuts
im glad dark days of these type of places is far behind us, but unfortunately a new version of such institutions needs to come back, the streets of larger cities across north America are filling up with crazed homeless hardcore drug addicts, on fentanyl, meth, flakka etc that refuse voluntary treatment and while high are starting to randomly attack anyone who come in their way. so, anyway like i said im glad these dark days are gone. These old places that kept children and mentally challenged people in those type of hospitals was criminal in itself, but so is keeping dangerous out of control addicts roaming the streets....
I look forward to an album or even a calendar with your photos! Sensational eye for detail and a hand for shots.
seems in relatively good condition for as long as it's been i was in molly stark in louisville ohio which is in far worse condition and it was shut down in the 90's i believe of course i got caught to bye the park rangers molly stark is a park now me and 2 other guy's they was not happy to put it mildly :-S
From a metaphysical perspective you should have been extremely more careful before filming this because there are many confused and dark spirits existing there and they can attach to you without you even knowing until you start to feel "different" but by then it is too late. I have been working with clients who have been feeling "different" and had to bring in my assistant to help me remove those spirits.
Is it true that you can also feel the suffering of those spirits when you enter such place?
@@adameve2647 I would never enter any type of place like this unless I was with my assistant but she does all her work remotely just so you know and yes I would get shivers at first until I could at least try to reassure those confused and dark spirits that I was there to help any that wanted help. My assistant can hear them, I can't. And I have known some people who can see spirits.
imagine walking through the place with flip flops..
Found your channel today and have been binge watching these videos, thank you so much for these. So interesting!
Nice film dude!
title should be "Hospital turned mesothelioma factory"
yeah and those respirators dont work well when the person wearing one has facial hair
This hospital video and the next video with the static tv that still has power , reminds me of The little nightmare’s 2 video game. This old sanatorium is very fascinating, thanks for exploring it :) and showing us all of the little details .
I miss when you'd show your face more, you're such a beaut. 😍
It’s also weird that ppl tag up the joint but there’s heaps of antiques still left about … unless the good stuff is already taken lol
Streptomycin 1954.
fantastic explore, love the large windows in the hospital, you do such wonderful professional work, I also love the beautiful music you use which are interesting choices for someone your age, (early 20s?)
Looks like Pripyat from the STALKER games.
I need to know what that machine was at 20:20 I went crazy googling and can't find it
Why are there so many abandoned buildings in the states?
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just a question, how do you get into these buildings? my friends and i love to explore abandoned buildings around town but are apprehensive about breaking in. we prefer climbing in through (already) broken windows, entering through unlocked doors, as we do not want to damage anything. how do you get inside without breaking and entering? do you get special permission from the property owner (if there is one)? do you just break in? or do you find a way in that doesnt involve damaging anything
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Great video as always. I did however adore the shot around 28.00 where you videoed the Sun through the brown glass bottle.. classic mate!
Thanks ! Glad you enjoyed
That was a beautiful timetravel... I love the style of the past. 🥰
Do any old people watch these videos, ones that would know what a lot of the stuff is and remember when these places were in service?
define old lol
Awesome vid ,thanks for sharing 👍
What a great explore. Amazing that so much is left behind. Take care 👍 😊 😀 🙂 💕 💜 👍
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20:21 Type Writer maybe 🤔
Thanks awesome video
Alrighty, almost-graduated nursing student to point out a thing. At 3:07, you mention a bedside thermometer. That is, in fact, a blood pressure gauge! Way back when, blood pressure readings were measured with mercury. Due to the high levels of accuracy and lack of need for calibration, mercury blood pressure gauges are still used in certain instances. Fun fact: Blood pressure readings are recorded in a unit called "mmHg," which stands for "millimeters of mercury."
Always a know-it-all
@@SkyGod1964 thank you! :)
Hi guys that chair is for weighing children I remember them I just found out that the 1st self-propelled wheelchair was invented in 1655 by a paraplegic clock maker in Germany Stephan Farfler check it out guys. It looks like an old typewriter guys.
*So much to see at that location!* 😮
Excellent video, as usual!
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They barber chair isn't filled with Hay, believe it or not' it's made with either horse or human hair. That barber chair goes back to the mid 1940s. Next time you're there, read the manufactory name, it's made in Germany. Guaranteed.
This could be the Waverley Hills Sanatorium in Louisville, Ky. Part of it is used for a haunted house. Spooky place.
Can't wait for this!
A great explore, I always love how you film and narrate your video's.
Thank you for sharing, much love. xx 💖
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Amazing place. There definitely aren't many abandoned Sanitoriums left. Great Explore! Loved it!
At 3:09 that's a blood pressure machine. Love this video!
So atmospheric...Great! This sun and cold in the one time. I feel this weather my nose)) So cool! Want to be here. Thanks for this virtual tour!
Interesting to see you be shocked by the baby cribs tbh. When my two year old cousin was in the hospital a year ago, he was also in such a crib, furnished ofc
These are the kind of videos I enjoy. Looking at construction types aged furniture and so on. It's weird the graffiti wasn't showing as much in the part of the video. Thanks posting. Be looking forward to nxt video.
Came across your channel and already watched one of your vids and this one is cool too. I love creepy old and abandoned places especially hospitals. All those wheelchairs and gurneys just sat there rusting and lost in time just adds to the creepy vibe. Great vid by the way!
It's so eerie seeing those old wheel chairs and gurneys , which seem frozen in time... and wondering about the people who were in them. It's humbling...like a reminder we are all mortal.
And nature really does take over after people abandon a building. Like the trees and plants just reach inside and claim it.
Dude isn't taking any chances, thats a serious industrial mask!
This was an amazing explore. Keep up the great work and looking forward to your upcoming videos 👍😊
It is a shame these buildings are left to rot. They could be razed and the land developed or returned to nature.
That old turkey sandwich in that one room was cool!
A great explore with some very nice things left behind, very rusty and all that but thats part of it.
Man your camera skills are top teir the lighting the angles all epic.
Like to see you do a few abandoned here in Michigan some day!