Night of Horrors - Exploring Baltimore's Creepy Children's Asylum at 3AM
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2019
- Tonight we find ourselves exploring the creepy abandoned Gundry Glass children's asylum in Baltimore with Dan Bell and Nation of Decay. The children's asylum was opened in 1880 for children with mental disabilities but after rumors of abuse and neglect an inspection of the asylum's practices lead to the locations closure in 2000. This children's asylum has sat abandoned ever since and is listed as on of Baltimore's most haunted locations. Join us as we explore this creepy location and come across some terrifying finds.
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Is that what burned down in October 2021?
Aaaaaaaaaaaaaa
I hate it
@@elisgreatday2016 lmaooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
These guys are insane
Can you imagine this place all spruced up for Christmas? I can only imagine how gorgeous this place was at one time.
they beat children there bruh
JesterWDE merry Christmas?
@@TacoSnipezZ mmm
You are flipping crazy!
the things that happened in that place weren’t very gorgeous though 😂
Can we just take a moment to appreciate how much these guys respect and research the places they explore unlike other explorers who just act very inappropriately and childish. I’ve just found these guys but my god I can’t compliment them enough. Beyond brilliant.
Hehehe.....I just subbed! Because they didn't find a ghost behind every door!
That's the good stuff, People!
Emily Hølt I appreciate the video the only thing I didn’t like is there touching stuff without glovesss!
Exploring with Josh is great too
They should should collab with omargoshtv Omar is just as awesome & they would go good together
Emily Holt, you MUST be watching something different to me? I'm not saying i would want to be in that rubbish tip day or night, well not alone anyways but tell me what was 'horrific' please?
Anyone else a fan of the strange, dark, and mysterious, delivered in story format?
Yeah Mr. Ballen rules!
yes ....i heard the like button was housed here as a child
Treat the like button like the intro music of this video and appreciate it
I bet the pesky little like button thought it had found a safe haven. Oh, so naive
Mr. Ballen is great
I actually worked here, the top left hand room at top of stairs is haunted. I remember a big black cat in basement, it would never leave but was always fed without any of us feeding her. It was found in top left room dead, caught in the window, missing its tail. The generator used to start up on its own, and screaming came from top left room but nobody ever could find who was screaming
Here, you forgot this 🧢
Walking around, at nite, in Baltimore? The paranormal is not the thing you should be worried about.
Yeah its me; yep your right!
I grew up in Baltimore and later on in the 80' S became a police officer in the city of Balto.and your exactly right! Lol
Damn right there, especially a bunch of white dudes, they always get jumped the most
The drug dealers and thugs. But, they're safer in that old building, 'cause drug dealers and thugs are afraid of ghosts. They're real tough with a gun, but when it comes to something they can't kill, they run like little girls. 😁
Exactly what I was thinking
@@thevoiceofthelordpastorkei7165 Were you ever called here for any reason?
I’ve worked in nursing homes and they are not all horrid places. The horrible part is how quick family forget them once they drop them off
Oof, it's sad that those people are just forgotten about
Yep my grandfather stays at a memory care assisted living home as he suffers from dementia. Majority of the elderly there get no visitors. My aunt (his daughter) visits a few times a week and sees it first hand.
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Its what you do in the nursing homes that give you the perspective of how "horrid" it is. Let me guess...working at the front desk?
@@KrustyMillennial you are so smart. Back when I worked in nursing homes there were no front desks. I was a nurse for 10 years. Medical technician for ten and a CNA for 20 years. Hated it and became a teacher
The reason why theres a lot of pink walls is because pink is used in asylums because the colour is soothing and makes you feel calm so if the patients are frustrated they have a lot of pink rooms for them to calm them down. I hope this was a cool fact about asylums :)
That wouldnt calm my dad . Years ago him and mum moved in to a house that hadn't been decorated since the 70s . Carpet everywhere bathroom too , gross colour combos . The bedroom was pink . My mum would wake to find him sleepwalking round the room touching the walls saying no no no no! Once they changed the colour he stopped the creepy sleepwalking 😂
@@littlemy1773pink walls caused your father to wake up in the middle night screaming “no no no!”😳🤨
Really? Thank you for that info, seriously.
One of my greatest fears is exploring a supposedly abandoned place that actually has inhabitants.
THAT would be scary!!
The scariest thing is the black mold you are inhaling
Bryte Eyez 😆thanks for the heads up.. I don’t think I could handle watching these guys for a half hour
I could imagine myself sleeping there with all these toilets ....
FOR REAL! I will never understand all of these explorers that never wear ANY type of protection. Not to mention, who knows if there's asbestos fibers floating around as well. Bad shit indeed.
Zeno Karlsbach Ha! 😆 right?
@G M Lecter *you're (an idiot)
The only scary thing I saw was...
When the screen turned black and I saw my reflection.
I was expecting someone to jump Infront of the screen,,I had my phone on a funny angel through the video lol
I feel your pain, Eve
And then you're just like 👁️👄👁️
🤣😂🤣😂🤣
graham parker hahaha I’ve done that! Tilt it and just peek...and turn volume down too. 😂
It sickens and even angers me knowing the horrors people and children went through when they were placed in an asylum. Evil, evil people who preyed on and abused these innocent ones should be imprisoned for life. Breaks my heart.
Sorry for writing you, just out of curiosity your page come up on my suggestions friends lists so I was just wondering if I knew you from somewhere
@@johnlucas586 No. I don't believe you know me, nor I you. I have absolutely no idea why that would do that. Suggested friends lists? I didn't even know there was such a thing on UA-cam. I know there is a suggested video list. Facebook is the only social media platform, that I know of, that has a suggested friends list. Feel free to remove me.
@@skaycgoldenridgethat's a bit rude
@@Spectru91 LOL! Really? Why is it a bit rude. I did not mean it to be rude at all.
i think what makes abandoned buildings so scary is how it used to have a heyday, and was a place full of people and now it's all torn down and vandalized because there is currently nobody to keep it alive. and to correlate this with the fear of the unknown, in some or a few cases it isn't known why the building shut down and it is up to you to either imagine or find out the reason as to why the place ceased to run
Psychology! We love it
My mom sent me this video and I found out my grandma actually used to work here when it was a women's asylum back in the early 80's. She was the activities director there. My mom said when she used to go there with my grandma to help her that is was a beautiful place with wonderful gardens and the most beautiful fire places and joked she wanted a house that looked like it. She said it broke her heart to see it in this state and to find out the history of what had happened to it.
What was your moms name? I live there 1985-86/87.
@@VicandKelly4eva it was my grandma. I think she moved during that time but her name was Luella
@@VicandKelly4eva you lived there? Wow. What was it like?
@@jordanren1182 when I first drove up that hill with my social worker at I think age 14 I cried and begged not to go there. But after awhile made many teenage friends and it helped me. But very spooky and I was scared sleeping there many nights. I'm gonna go thru n see if I can find any of my photos from there.
VicandKelly4eva crazy to hear your story. Thanks for sharing. This place looks like it was beautiful long ago... but it also looks like it has had bad times also.
Masks and gloves should be standard items in your backpack
I almost died from black mold poisoning!
Exactly.. esp today’s times
This is one of if not the best abandoned explorations I've ever seen. So glad it doesn't have any "faked scenes" in it. I hope these guys are still making such videos for us ac ll to enjoy. But, being a cat lover, I was quite heartbroken when they discovered the dead cats in this house. TY guys for making a believable exploration video.
Dan Bell is all about vids like this.
My heart always dies a little when it sees such a beautiful building being left to rot away. We don’t have these types of grand old houses where I live.
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19:19 So you see a doll in a creepy haunted children’s asylum *and you just decide to touch it?* Did Annabelle teach y’all nothing lol
THAT WAS THE FIRST THING I THOUGHT OF WHEN HE TOUCHED IT AHHHHHHHH
lol 😂🤣😅
I never saw Annabelle or read it, but even I know NOT TO TOUCH A CREEPY DOLL IN AN ABANDOND CHILDRENS ASYLLUM..... LOLOLOLOL
@@PerryArt420 DO YOURSELF A FAVOR: AND DON'T WATCH IT. WISH I NEVER DID. HAD THE ORIGINAL DOLL WHEN I WAS YOUNGER. AND IT GOT LOST IN BETWEEN MOVING. AND I'M SO GLAD IT DID. 🤯
Pfft did corona teach y'all nothing?
Guy 1: "nah nah nah, that door just opened by itself"
Camera man: *cool, but this door has a lock*
The door that has a lock was most probably a soundproof door, you can see handmarks on the little window, so it was probably isolation for the kids
@@capucinelebloa168 brutality exist, that place was closed for a reason- but a door that opens seemingly on its own volition... That's some shit to get on camera.
Omg xDDDDDDDDDDD
😂😂😂
".....has a lock. From the outside!"
What a beautiful old mansion. Throughout the whole video I was thinking how much would it be to fix a place like that up. Just about every room with a real fire place. Loved it. I hope the city of Baltimore restores that place up instead of tearing it down.
First video I watched from these guys. I loved that they were respectful to the property and had general safety in mind. Hearing noises and calling out just to warn any homeless people that they were there to explore. And staying together when they heard noises inside the house just in case they ran into anyone else. They didn't break anything, they weren't running around the house screaming about ghosts, and they were so careful with the items inside the house. Love seeing abandoned exploration videos that aren't about how many ghosts MUST be there.
No need to worry about the cats, they often know when they’re close to dying and will find an enclosed, secluded place to peacefully take their last breathes
Nah, them catz were straight murdered. You see how big and healthy they looked? Thick coats. No someone serial killed them. Also, to have two freshly deceased cats in the same house? The odds are astounding!
Woop, wait a minute... I just found a dead cat under my bed.
Mmh If this was the case you’d have seen one cat, but there are two dead there and I don’t think is a coincidence. Plus they looked like domestic pets, with a good fur and not skinny at all. Unusual for a sick animal. The first things you’ll see in a sick animal if they feel they’re gonna die they stop eating and their fur starts to look bad too. So who knows..
@@gemmaiacono9853 My cat died of old age a long time ago, she was not sick or anything but reached 12 years old, her favourite place outside was under a little cabin across the street where an old house was. I found her there lying peacefully after she didn't come home after an hour which is usually when shes ready for her meal. Cats and many other animals do this, it was a bit eerie how two cats were found in the same house but It's not impossible or weird, that house is afterall, much much bigger for animals then for us.
Do they also carry a flower to leave next to their corpses?
Aguijon
Um… no.
How sad that such a beautiful building has been left to decay.
Wtf are you people talking about?
You have beautiful eyes my dear
@@d-drizzle lol crazy people
Yes ❤😊
Baltimore is full of ran down buildings like that. Blocks and blocks of them
You guys are great! Thanks for taking us with you!
The amount of wood needed to keep all those fireplaces going would of been insane.
Beautiful old building, would love to see original pics overlayed to see the difference.
I really love how these guys don’t add all the ominous sounds continuously to guide our emotion, keeps the curiosity alive
I feel sorry for any children who were abused! I hope somehow they ended up being okay as they grew up! Nobody should be abused, let alone children!
@Brandy Sutherland May those who experienced torture and abuse somehow find a way to mend. May those who died at the hands of those monsters who were supposed to "help" them rest in peace. And may those who did all those horrible things to those children find a special place in Hell, if they are not there already! I believe the children are with God in Heaven! They deserve Heaven after all the Hell they were forced to go through! I personally think the people that hurt the children needed mental help of their own. Here's an idea, before hiring people to take care of others, have them get a mental evaluation first!
@@TheDeadmanRules the children are dead, there is no heaven. Stop your guilt preaching, nobody cares anymore.
Please guys, for your own savety: Take Helmets and Masks with you when you explore such old buildings. There is always a chance of falling debris that could hurt you realy bad if it hits you on the head. Also, all kinds of mold, asbestos and toxic stuff in paint (wich you can often find in really old buildings, lead or even arsenic was often used in victorian times for example) can affect your health really bad.
Well, there is nothing that can save you from my bad english (sorry for that, I'm not a native speaker ^^). Great Videos on this channel btw! I discovered it today and i guess it will keep me up tonight xD
@Lori Hanks
Took the words right out of my mouth...
Your english is wonderful!! Better than some native speakers lool
@@slaughteringgg Thank you! =)
They have laws for places like this. When workers enter OSHA I think it’s called.
Not to mention fiddling around with switches while being unaware of the wiring. That furnace could have fired and given the state they could have gotten a nice dose of CO poisoning
Can you imagine how grande that home looked back in the day when all that gorgeous wood work was stained and varnished before it got painted over?
I've been inside this place. I grew up about 10 minutes from this place. One of the most terrifying places I've been to. At least these guys look their history up. Haven't seen this place in about 10 years. My goodness how much it's changed. Alot of Maryland then used cast iron if I remember right.
The wood fire places are ALL AMAZING! They need to be carefully taken down, refurbished and refinished and used again in someone elses' beautiful Home!
And what about that solid marble one too?? Holy crap I loveee it!
They will be. If the building is demolished. Some of the woodwork will probably be saved too.
@@ratcatcher4804 The place burned down and got demolished.
Hi! I picked these whispers up with my headphones:
3:01 A whisper says "I am here"
10:42 Sounds like "walk out"
18:01 "Go"
23:23 Sounds like "Get out boy"
I'm not pretty much sure about it. Whether it is real or not but yes I do hear that.
And that's something weired and creepy!
i hear the GET OUT BOY quite clearly
Good hearing
Emp?
I really like how they explain the history of the building at the beginning!
I wish they still made buildings like this. It's beautiful.
My immediate reaction was how stunning this place is and how much I would be planning how to clean it just for starters then how to restore it back as so many of the original state.
I live in a house of a similar , if not older age and I’m down to the last stage of restoring it . ... the dreaded stripping the paint off the bannister but it will be worth it as the wood underneath is beautiful.
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Very nice you are awesome dear
It was beautiful!
WeMi Ci that is very cool. Would love to do that if I was younger.
Aloha Md I’m young in my mind but turn 60 this year .x
I loved the look on Dan's face when the other guy runs down the stairs freaking out about the door. Dan's just like, "Oh, it was probably the wind. Calm down and let's explore." :)
After watching this I did some searching and discovered the building burnt down in 2021. Glad we could see it beforehand! Great explore guys.
It is an absolute shame that such beautiful homes get destroyed and are left to rot. That place looks super creepy. Thanks for sharing your video!!
Sorry for writing you, just out of curiosity your page come up on my suggestions friends lists so I was just wondering if I knew you from somewhere
Shame that such a beautiful building fell into such disrepair.
Agreed. Beautiful example of late Victorian/Edwardian architecture.
I don't care about this building, it beats children
@@coconut4996 🤦♀️. The ppl beat the kids. NOT the dang building
i worked there as a utility guy and it hurts to see my workplace abandoned
When did you work there?
I mean it still could be refurbished one day. Just food for thought.
Balthasar Gérard why would you even say that?
@@internetpersona3496 And why would YOU even say THAT? As if women only exist on a higher plane and men are expendable.
wp r having women’s shelters isn’t saying men are expendable. Women are just more prone to domestic abuse and so there’s more need for women’s shelters
Your channel is a must-watch for me. Thank you!
I have read somewhere on the internet, cats when they get sick, tend to go away from public spots and die alone in quiet places. Once I have found a dead or two cats in our old house we bought decades ago in a village. Hence, there is no wonder, no mystery, no ghost killing cats... If there are ghosts I guess they have better things to do.
Yes but why did both cats have pink flowers placed right beside them? I doubt the cats themselves did it, so someone else was there.
@@watchensee probably somebody put them there out of respect. Cats do like to go quite and lay down when sick and like to hide.
The homeless “ain’t afraid of no ghosts!”
Kristine Guetschow lol
The ghosts might be more kind to them than the living. 🙂
@@shewho333 yeah lmao they prefer living alone in an abondoned place rather then facing the mean people outside
I have a real taky comment but I can say it because I have been one at one time ..but the homeless would rather take their chance with the ghosts rather than Psychiatric care, medication, recovery, or taxes hahaha...srry...but like I said I was once homeless but I pulled up my big girl pants and went to the local daymark" free mental health"and I took my meds as well as counciling "all free" untill I was functional and now productive...it can be done ...😘
errrr yes they can be scared of spirits ,its the homeless that have a mental disorder of some kind that are not scared of spirits, or just are deluded.
Imagine how magnificent it was when it was a mansion to a family from 1880-1899 ish. The ladies in their beautiful gowns and men in their fine suits. The original name of the home "Athol" means new Ireland in Gaelic.
I'm fascinated with this era
Now it’s just full of athol ghosts!
You are beautiful Dawn the OG
@@jubankta1627 You are very sweet. Thank you kind sir. 😳🤭🎄🎅
@Ujuani Abelsen That is true as well Ujuani.
Awesome explore 🙌🏻🙌🏻
Was it once a home? So sad about the children, I would've loved & hugged them. Poor babies!!!!!
I can't be the only one watching this and thinking I could fix that place up and have a sick mansion for cheap...
I was thinking about the same thing .lol.
Always my thought with these kinda vids
Yeah, I love old buildings, they are usually so beautiful.
A mansion with a bunch of crackheads living in the walls
I think fixing it costs more than buying it
I love it when the youtuber doesn't add any scary music to male it intense it's a whole lot better 😊❤❤
But....they did....
@@Goldenkitten1 i was being sarcastic 🙂
Imagine remodeling this place. Just wow. Gorgeous
Thanks for always skipping the cheesey intros and providing a quick intro, and getting right into business. Great content and edits 👌🏻👌🏻
I love how calm and logical the cameraman is lol awesome
“So we ended up setting up a few paranormal trinkets Dan had, just for fun” *demonic radio sounds*
And not really addressing it hahaha
This was a very cool well explored & well executed video. I wish I would have known about this place when I lived in Baltimore. I would love to have seen it when it was in it’s prime. It’s such a beautiful building it’s awful that no one is able to restore it
On Dan's Livestream about 2or3 weeks ago he drove by this property and all three buildings were torn down (11/19/22)
I enjoyed watching this not cause “it’s scary” but because of all architecture and old stuff
I love the camera mans style, taking his time.
I love exploring every inch of a place 🤗👍
"we agreed to stick together till we know we are alone"
-then splits up 😂
Glad I came across your channel 😊, Im new to exploring so it's great seeing these type of videos and to pick up great tips to help me along the way. I just liked and subscribed x
At 11:30 you are looking at a coal / wood chute for a VERY old furnace, before they started using oil and natural gas..........They used to shovel coal into the furnace, then carry the ashes outside for disposal. A backbreaking job in the winter months !
Used to be absolutely beautiful when I lived there. I stayed 3rd floor when I first arrived and 2nd floor after earning privileges. Quite a few of us teenagers.
Are you serious? What was it like?! Do you have messenger/Facebook? If so, could you please message me and tell me what it was like?! Douglas Allen Clark
When??
VicandKelly4eva wait really why were you there and what was it like?
omf I wanna know more
I call bs
Much respect for not filming the dead cat, thank you.
Merri Rothan They didn’t zoom in on them-
which is much appreciated.
Merri Rothan Me too. I have 2 young fur babies myself.
You’re weak can’t handle a little death
@@eltigremadre ...I'm a big animal lover myself, my 2 dogs & 2 cats are all rescues also,,, And I don't blame you for not liking to see any animals that are deceased,, its very heart breaking😥
@@tombuchanan7302 , that's abit harsh & uncalled for🤨🤨 just because Merri doesn't like seeing dead cats DOES NOT make her weak..
Rains , thunder ⛈... abandoned house.. perfect.
This is giving me chills bro
I cant imagine the negative energy that is stored within those walls. It's sad to hear of any child with a drug addiction, mental problem, the death of children there, etc. The mind can sometimes be the worse hell on earth.
The early treatments for mental illness were pretty brutal, even up into the 1940's and 1950's. I'm sure there were many deaths, and the families never claimed the bodies. Families abandoned members they couldn't care for at these kind of facilities. It's sad, our oldest state asylum has so many graves of unclaimed bodies. They spent their entire lives institutionalized. The hospital even grew its own animals and gardens to feed patients. Now there's laws requiring patient consent before undergoing experiments, but if a person is deeply disturbed or in a dissociative/psychotic state, how they can give proper informed consent. That's always bothered me about "modern" mental hospitals.
I’m not a researcher or doctor nor a historian, but I’m going to say that I think back in the early to mid 1900’s a lot of mental Heath treatments were experimental. Of course some of the treatments were just like today- you think they are the best practice, but thirty years from now we will be looking back saying the same thing we are today about treatments a century ago.
Now they force a guardian on them to give consent. May or may not know them
modern mental hospitals are just as barbaric as older ones were. I was put in one as a teenager, and I suffered horrific abuses there (Havenwyck hospital in michigan-- read the reviews and you'll see what I'm talking about)
when I was in a mental hospital as a teen, they sedated me and gave me medication without asking for my or my parents' consent. they refused to give me blankets, and they let a girl throw chairs at us without restraining her. the nurses were cruel, and they would jab us with needles on check up days until our arms were bruised and blackened. this was in 2013, mind you!
What you mentioned is true Jessica
1 week till haloween. Looking forward to this Alone drop every day.
Absolutely LOVE the backstory to your explores!!
to all those who died there rest in peace and condolences to family closest friends and acquaintances and those around those who loved them my heart cries and bleeds for your loss
with all my love from dk
Go armed and stick together. Also wear a mask. Go during the day. People go to get copper and they can be dangerous if you interrupt them.
For real not even a bat or hand gun or a taser. Shit, I would have all of that including pepper spray & a machete w/ gloves.
If u do bring a gun and a cop catches you instead of a trespassing charge you will catch a more serious one.
@@homieholmes5803 Actually you likely wouldn't. Most cops are ok with UrbEx people, they may hit them with a warning, but 9/10 they don't really care if some UrbEx UA-camr is armed and trespassing, they have bigger fish to fry.
Yeah I know some kids that always stuck together when they were trying to find chester copperpot. There were these guys following them trying to interrupt them, the whole situation was really dangerous. They weren't really armed but they did have Sloth to protect them
@@bewhitey you just won the comment section 👏👏👏😆
The most challenging thing in your life, but one that excites the audience.
That's awesome you guys are investigating that spot Iived around there my whole life
You guys went through this creepy place cool,calm and collected. I really enjoyed watching this video,thank you for posting it.
It's really interesting to see a different photographer's perspective having watched Dan exploring in there. If there are people living there it's not apparent where their living space is since there's nothing to indicate recent habitation, and yet the cats suggest that someone is visiting or living there at the moment. Thank you for sharing Brennan, have a great time in Point Pleasant in a fortnight.
spiritofthetime that is a very good point, Dan seems to think that someone sleeps upstairs on occasion, but like you said we found no signs of habitation and thank you for watching! Glad you enjoyed the video!
Hearing the rain is so peaceful through all this
Ikr. I can listen to the satisfying sound of rain all day long.
His way of filming is actually very relaxing, even his voice. 😌👏🏼
who's watching this videos while reading a comments..👇👈😊
🙋🏾♀️
Sup
UA-cam needs to figure out how to let us watch a video and simultaneously read the comments.
Me
That would be meeeee at 4am.
I like to torture myself in watching these videos late at night because I can't sleep. Can't see the problem why?
Ikr the stairway is gorgeous.. I can totally picture this whole place all redone it’s got amazing character and detail still !
So sad to see such a beautiful building in such disrepair
Hi your videos are absolutely awesome thank you so much I enjoy them thoroughly thank you
Originally known as “Athol,” the large stone structure on the property was designed by Baltimore architect, T. Buckler Ghequier, the grandson of Robert Carey Long, Sr. (1760-1833), as a home for Charles Joseph Baker. Dr. Alfred T. Gundry acquired the property after Baker’s death and his family continued to operate the facility as a women’s sanitarium from the early 1900s through the late 1980s. Psychiatrist Dr. Sheldon Glass around 1988 and expanded the facility as a psychiatric hospital. The hospital facility closed in 1998 and the building has remained vacant up through the present. During the redevelopment of Uplands, Baltimore Heritage secured a commitment from Baltimore Housing to avoid any demolition. Unfortunately, continued neglect with no active plans for redevelopment places the building at significant risk of deterioration.
Thank you! Always love the history of these beautiful old buildings.
The history of the people that have lived and gone on in these gorgeous places fascinate me. Thank you.
Wow, interesting! Thanks for sharing! 👍
Thank you so much for the history of this place I always love to hear the history of these beautiful buildings and places thank you for telling us know
for some reason I had the feeling that there were more girls there than boys when it was a children's asylum.
I always make sure I have stuff to bargain with if I run into a homeless person in the place I'm exploring... just don't forget to have plenty of protection for the crazy one's!
I think the tunnel you saw coming down into the basement is a coal chute: I grew up in a house built in 1918 in Dundalk, MD (east side of Balto county) and the basement still had a little cubby room into which coal had been delivered before the house was converted to oil. The look of the place takes me back - so many old field stone buildings in rural MD and PA...
Him: “The black mold is unbearable in here”
Also Him: **proceeds to start touching stuff**
just looking at the black mold alone triggered some allergic reaction
what a waste a beautiful old property just left to rot. makes me sad
I was a patient there as a teenager from 1985-86/87. I got used to but was so frightened at night many nights.
@flint the kaka harris I had very very bad childhood. Very physically emotionally and sexually abused. They were concerned for my mental state and well being so I ended up there. It helped me so much and I have a great life now.
I agree it’s beautiful wood work fireplaces and crown molding, amazing building if I were wealthy , I’d remodel it and make a bed and breakfast for ghost hunters and history junkies lol
@@VicandKelly4eva glad you are doing well now.... have a great holiday season.... you must be a very strong
person.... blessings from Bellows Falls, Vermont
Sadly a lot of beautiful properties in Baltimore are abandoned and decaying
You both guys are so brave,
We all salute...
Ay, guy's just happened across your video! I follow a couple other channels, Urben explorer, ghost exploring etc. But, it's nice to see some closer to home!! I've lived in around Baltimore since highschool! And have heard of a few of these places! And the unfortunate things that has happened in some of them! I'm sure this place is haunted bc of it! Look forward to more of your all adventures! Ty!
Dan isn’t scared of anything he’s a beast lol
You should’ve seen him in part one of Down In The Devil’s Well.
- WassabiGuy3224 - he get scared ?
Charles Holmes Yep. There is a good reason why he was scared.
- WassabiGuy3224 - is there any update on the murder and the case ?
Right he’s awesome
Awesome video B. Love all the detail in the woodwork around the entire place. This place will be toast soon so I'm glad you all got to document it before it's lost to time.
Charlie B Thank you very much! Glad you enjoyed the explore! It definitely is sad to see the building slowly rot away
Not only exploring an ASYLUM. But it’s raining. Makes it1000 times SPOOKIER…NO THANKS…😳😳😳😳😳
People inside the walls…😳😳😳😳😳😳😳
That is sooooo sad and my heart breaks for the beautiful kitties…rest in peace…amen..❤️❤️❤️
Yeah i agree. Except for the rain, like the sound of rain are so satisfying even at such a creepy place, i could listen to it all my life.
Thanks for a story to go with the place you showed us
So close to 1 million views - a big milestone for any YT creator I’m sure. You so deserve the views, your work is excellent and improving all the time Brennen
Hello Cathy how's the weather over there
Abandoned only since 2000... I was still old enough until then to have worked in this creepy, old, decaying asylum. It's sad when you don't feel old but then you come across videos like this that make you feel your age :(
Happy to have just discovered your channel! Alot of people when exploring make so much noise and gotta be edgy while I can see the respect you guys pay to the location in your videos! I know it's probably been said but just stay safe with the type of stuff you might be breathing or even looking out for things that could potentially fall on your heads ...Other than that keep it up!
Revisiting this vid because it's such a great memento of a now defunct abandoned building. Very interesting back story to this place.
Why do most urban explorers NEVER wear gloves, masks, like anything to protect themselves from anything that could potentially infect them? 😂
I was thinking the same thing, especially when they go to hospitals and stuff?
Yeah like asbestos and lead paint
Yolo
Because that's just not how this works
@@Alien998 that's why i said potentially i doubt some urban explorers has good knowledge about things that can actually infect humans
This place had to have been extraordinarily beautiful at one time. It still is quite beautiful
love how they use tlou music in the background, just adds to the effect of decay and stuff (especially after playing both tlou games)
Loved this explore spooky as he'll need one
*Some of the woodwork in that place is just gorgeous. It'd be a true horror to NOT have someone try to restore/relocate some of it.*
That beautiful woodwork can be salvaged, to just rot away is a real shame! Because of insurance reasons no one will be allowed to go in and salvage anything.
That solid marble art deco fireplace be worth a bomb provably.
Exactly, the woodwork is amazing. What a beautiful building. I have a penchant for old fireplaces. 72 acres ! wow, that's a huge amount of land. Great explore, enjoyed very much
The woodwork in that building at the time was very expensive.Its nice to see someone appreciate it and the architecture.