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I just wanna know how you guys got inside? I’d like to take a chance and go see the place myself since I haven’t been in it since I was a teen and do my own exploring.

can u still explore it?

That curvy metal sculpture is by Harry Bertoia, installed when the school was built. So sad to see it abandoned, not to mention the tragedy of the whole school.

This was such a great find! The room with Luke's chair was creepy AF, I'd still go see it though lol

I love watching these abandoned hunt things I'd be scared shitless going to that place

I live in delaware currently and there are little pockets of people spread all over new castle, kent, sussex counties that have yards full of collections, guy that collects karman ghias, beetles, MG's, old classic muscle cars and early 40s trucks, guy with yard full of cartoon characters built out of industrial and mechanical parts from cars, bikes, lawn mowers, tractors all kind of wild stuff..some dude has a Lamborghini countach sitting in his front yard under a car cover but lives in a 1 story rancher with no garage😅 its wild

It is Grinder in that shed I would like to bui Cessna Casgolator I think theres one for me.

They will remove the wings for a few different reasons one wings are very valuable and usually get damaged in the airplane the most so they have a lot of potential buyers looking for new wings to it is standard, if you were not going to bolt down your airplane to the ground when you park it to remove the wings so when I say windstorm, the airplane does not take off and get carried away by the wind

I used to pass this place all the time when i was stagioned up in DE... Have brought up this place to a few YT folks who have been looking for parts.

The reason they take the wings off is because many of these were not flown in. They were trucked in on a flatbed truck. I used to see them on the back of the truck on rt.13 years ago.

Wow! Your video doesn't disappoint! As usual, here are my thoughts: 0:30 - No way! 0:50 - This is so cool! 1:50 - This is IV access. Totally sterile, and totally fine to touch. That hollow syringe that is clear with the blue top is for administration of certain medications, such as ampules of morphine. 4:19 - These are standard oxygen bottles. These are often found under hospital beds and on the backs of wheelchairs. I carried one of these tanks, specifically a, "Jumbo D", in my medical bag when I was a paramedic. The E tanks are the most common ones in hospital settings. 5:03 - The blue monitor is more modern. These measure blood pressure, pulse, and blood oxygen. The blue one appears to have a temperature probe. Don't worry, if the probe is blue, it goes in the patient's mouth, not their butt. They are making an alarm noise because their internal battery is shot. 7:00 - Standard medical equipment such as an ENT speculum and retinoscope. 8:50 - This looks like a movie set! 11:03 - This is a more modern portable machine for hospital-based patient monitoring. It includes the pulse-ox, blood pressure, etc. 13:00 - I was bummed when you didn't try pressing the elevator button and seeing if one actually arrived at the floor. 15:02 - The silicone BVMs are my personal favorite, though they are far more expensive than the standard vinyl ones. 15:42 - This is a OB/GYN setup. Trust me, I would know. 16:04 - Yeah, don't go there. This is where women get their internal exams. 17:40 - Of course it's not working, silly. The fuse is sitting on the top of the switch box! lol 18:38 - The hospital had on-site uniform laundry facilities. White coats for doctors, blue scrubs for nursing and surgical teams. 19:50 - You found the sterile processing room. This is where all the medical equipment gets cleaned and such spouts are needed to connect hoses. 20:00 - These are small compared to the phone booth size autoclaves that exist in most modern medical facilities. The smaller ones are generally used for hand-size instruments, whereas the larger ones are usually used for specialized surgical equipment such as a finochietto rib spreader, for example. 21:55 - Please don't get too close to that. What you are looking at has the potential to not only kill you, but make it hurt while you are dying. Look up, "arc flash", and you'll have an idea of why these things are dangerous.

Hooooollllllllyyyyyy crap! This is insane; no vandalism but lots of decay...loved your jam session, you had me rolling!😂😅 Those first monitors were definitely BP& heart monitors; systolic and diastolic refers to the 2 BP numbers, like 90/120. That one that wouldn't work was the ear thermometer (trust me, sooo much better than more primitive thermometers; a glass tube filled with a toxic element that gets shoved in places glass and poison shouldn't go 😮😢). I'm glad your friend got a physical, but I'd be concerned about his flatlining vitals check. Almost thought x-ray rocking chair would win it, but I for one welcome our wheelchair of the episode. 🎉 So cool and freaky how the power still works; I'd say (especially seeing the red chairs) this was "new" in the late 60s, early 70s. Seems like I hear ventilation running too. The elevator...🎶 ring my beeee-eeee-eeell, ring my bell!🎶 Those x-ray machines were classic; as were the slides...that one with the screws looked pelvic, with titanium hip replacements. Then there's the exam table with (I'm seriously so sorry ladies) the stirrups, and that cool green chair. You passed a neat looking water fountain before finding the supply closet. I see you were met by several big fans here...did you sign autographs? 😉 That autoclave room...ohhhh my! You are essentially correct about their function; they are often used by Sterile Processing to clean surgical and exam tools, or equipment, or bedding, gowns, etc for reuse. Man, this one was phenomenal, great work and excellent commentary! Glad this one won the vote, thanks so much for sharing! I'll definitely be looking forward to the next adventure; be safe and have fun, and happy almost Thanksgiving to you and yours! 👍🔥😁

Before he passed away, old Man Jenkens would have your head if you got anywhere near the planes. He was a P-61 pilot in World War II. The airfield is still private.

I hate that a beautifully constructed building like Lake Clifton has been left abandoned. If the city did a better job with cosmetics in these schools, they still be around. Lake was a huge campus, hopefully Morgan State save some of it.

The mini christmas partyyy🎉🎉🎉🎉

Subbed when you guys started dancing.

me friends and me got a wager - me bet them $10,000 ya would Macgyver one of them planes and take it for a ride - Don't let me down Brother - got faith in ya Bro and me know ya can do it -

It’s Delaware dude! The crackheads have probably stripped them down. You don’t think Biden put a fence around his home for no reason, huh? 😂

I would find the fuse panel and turn on things that are turned off

If I was you, I would be looking together all the lead vests.😊

You are the best I support you Luke

During the 1970s my school bus passed by Jenkins airport every school day. I must have passed it thousands of times and saw a few of the planes as I passed by. Back then, I didn't know the history or that there were so many airplanes on the site. The images in your video look much as I remember it. Thank you for this update. By the way, the airport is actually located just outside of Camden-Wyoming, Delaware in Kent County...not New Castle County. Centrally located in Delaware, you may see large C-5 Galaxy cargo planes flying around the area since you would only be a few miles from Dover Air Force Base. Thank you and may God Bless.

@ 17 mins hip and femur xray

Let's explore!! 🏚️🔥😎 Already that's so creepy!! Especially with how old it is! 1:13 that's awesome that it still works, remember when we found the X-rays at the prison hospital? 2:34 great audio choice 3:20 half kf me was expecting it to work the other half wasn't lmao 📻 3:57 💃☃️🕺🎄🎅😂😂 7:53 yeah I've never seen that other tool before 🤔 8:40 that's totally not creepy at all 👨‍🦽 Somehow i knew it would be the chair of the episode lol perfect choice 9:18 i thought the exact same thing "well it's definitely clothing" 🤣 11:38 that's a interesting device 🧐 12:12 you really don't but it's always a gem when you do, wish you could have seen the school that we went too when it still had power on 12:54 I'd be so tempted to try it lmao 14:16 darn i was hoping it would work but it's still awesome though 14:50 i know they're lungs but why do they look like wings 16:44 Thise things have a bit of weight to them 17:02 shame it didn't work but atleast the noise is satisfying 18:46 i know that room stinks 😭🤢 something about linens always smelling so bad in abandos 19:49 those lights are fighting for their lives, and that sink is so bizarre looking 21:10 those are so cool, I've only ever seen the small ones, never one that big Awesome explore brother!! Goad y'all had a great time!! And i hope you're starting to feel better!! Miss you man, be safe out yhere 🫂

Also the Christmas music 😂😂

This location is insane I can’t believe the computer was on!!

That monitor is probably even before my time and was still on!? Then the X-Ray on as well? Insane! It literally looks like they just picked up and left it all. Even the damn radio worked let alone the equipment, haha! The Welch (white machine) was for blood pressure monitoring/pulse readings but the other one I found out did the same...odd how they had to of the same machine like that. It never ceases to amaze me how parts of these places can be in perfect condition then BAM, you hit dilapidated rooms. And yes, I would've hit the elevator buttons too bro lol. This place literally had so much to offer after every turn, it rates 100/100 man. Appreciate you sharing this with us!

The electricity already is my favorite part

Looking forward to this; I've never even heard of this place before!

It was the home of the 3 time world champions Washington Redskins . Home of the Washington Senators and Washington Nationals . F the United . It's going to be the new home of the rebranded Washington Redskins !

I spent so many years exploring old asylums (didn't make it to this one), this brought back some fun memories! Thanks!

I'm surprised that no one has bought the property after it shut down 40 years ago. Just look at the belchertown state school property now. They are building condos and there's talks about having affordable housing units on the same property. Belchertown residents and locals are not too happy about the plans.

Great video horrible place

You are the best on RUclips I support you Luke

I been in such institution living but another country in north Europe you wouldn't believe what I have seen happening. I was hit, abused, put in cold showers, tied to a bed at my ankles and wrists just because I was crying or sad because I am autistic

That poor stuffed animals left behind 😢 sad

A cool place to explore man, I liked the drone shots too. A beautiful place which must have been amazing back in the day. You guys were daring on the roof. 😬😂

Love the video!

Hi Luke: I was excited to see a new video from you today. I hope you've had a good week. This was a fascinating building. First, do you ever have a "runner-up chair of the episode"? Or a "Top 5 Chair List"? I have to say you made me nervous again climbing up the ladders and getting on the rooftops. (I guess I was that way when I was younger too.) I do want to comment about something you found: You said you thought it was a copy machine. Actually it was called a mimeograph machine. I know as it was used in the 1970s or I should say I used it in the 1970s while I was in High School. I worked on the school newspaper and helped type it up and we'd have to type the paper onto sheets that were like tissue paper on one side and ink on the other side. Then when we were done typing, we'd put the sheets on the mimeograph machine to make copies. Yes, I grew up without computers and cell phones. 😲 I really enjoy learning about history, especially the time period in which these buildings were constructed. Have you seen the website in which the history of this place is being recorded? (fernaldstateschool.com/) Also, I read the City of Waltham paid "$3.7 million in 2014 to buy the land" and they want "to use it for open space recreation and historic preservation. A large, “ambitious” project was approved in 2022 - complete with an electric train, mini golf, open green space, tennis and pickleball courts, a massive athletic complex, eight parking lots, an amphitheater, and a universal playground for children with disabilities." (www.boston.com/news/local-news/2024/04/16/walthams-amusement-park-plan-on-fernald-school-land-draws-criticism-and-praise/) Thanks again for another good video!! Stay safe!! Sincerely, Bruce

20:21 there is a phone by the plate

why would you open you could of left it for me and my buddys

You guys are crazy lol This was awesome, I could dig seeing a nice long video on this one!!