Abandoned Northern State Asylum
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- Опубликовано: 1 янв 2024
- Once the largest mentally ill facility in the state of Washington, the now abandoned Northern State Asylum was established in 1909, opening in 1912 as a self-sustaining and therapeutic colony for the mentally ill. It boasted over 700 acres of farmland for livestock and vegetables with a greenhouse, canning facilities, water reservoir and sewage system. It also included a lumbar mill, quarry and a steam plant.
The dairy barns and milking sheds were built in 1921.
Northern State reached its maximum capacity of 2,700 patients in the 1950s but they were still pressured to taking more people.
1976 saw the closure of the facility due to the state legislature cutting off all funding. Although some of the original buildings have been repurposed and are used for rehabilitation.
The old cemetery holds at least 1,500 graves, each with just a number.
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This place is absolutely massive. Unfortunately, the hospital buildings are closed for exploration, but the extensive grounds and farm buildings still remain. We spent all day here with Tim and Leah (Decay With Us) and still didn’t cover all of the facility. 1976 saw the closure of the facility due to the state legislature cutting off all funding. So what happened to all the patients who needed help?
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Best I can tell ... they moved them all to Portland! :-)
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Incredible how big some of those places were. I believe the bull barn is where everyone went to get coffee in the morning. You know, to shoot the bull about yesterday and today. The fenced area was for the ones that pled temporary insanity. Alas, now they run our country or sleep in the parks and streets. Great work. Loved the pin and my coffee ☕️ 😊❤
🤣 Happy New Year Richard.
The bull barn housed breeding bulls, The posts were there for an exercise lot for the bulls,
Hi Steve and Andrea - the scale of this place is incredible. Every style of construction was used, from what looked like wattle and daub, timber, brick and reinforced concrete. Nice idea, to have a self- financing psychiatric facility, but that ceased working, if it ever did, or lack of state funding would not have closed it
This place is enormous and the old style buildings are beautiful. Would love to have seen it back in the day.
Happy New Year and we’ll see you on our next adventure
Where do you get the information you have on the different places you visit, Andrea? It's very interesting to hear you talk. I love reading up on the facts of the various places. Great job.
Lots of research on line and some from information boards. Depends on what we are exploring.
Glad you enjoyed our explore Diane. Happy New Year.
See you on our next adventure
Earlier while viewing your video my interest was sparked when it was mentioned that you weren't sure if equipment there was used for pasteurisation. I was going to mention Louis Pasteur and 1862, and that by the 1920's it was common place to pasteurise milk. But that would have been to long of a comment. Hope you all had a great Christmas and New Year.😊
Thank you for the info.
Happy New Year and hope to see you on our next adventure.
What an interesting place, so gigantic. I had no idea about this one, but I live somewhat near a similar place, which is much smaller, and still active. I've heard, from several friends, that burying the deceased, out in a field, was done there, too. I guess in those days, it must have been a common practice. Fortunately, today I believe most people believe mental illness is real. I don't think most people think it is something to be ashamed of, and quietly locked away for. Thank you, Andrea and Steven for another amazing video.🛣👏🏻❤️🩹
You’re very welcome Rhonda. Glad you enjoyed it. Shame we couldn’t get access into the main buildings.
See you next week for another adventure
Another awesome adventure with my pin and coffee ☕, happy New Year huge place
Happy New Year Raymond.
Don't forget Blackberry wine! I knew people that made it back in the 70s, up in Washington! Homemade is great! It doesn't take long for those vines to overtake an area. Neat explore, you two! Thanks for sharing!
Oh. My Dad used to make blackberry wine. Lethal stuff!!! But it was good.
Thanks Kerry. Happy New Year
@@PinInTheAtlas Happy New Year to you as well! Looking forward to some exciting adventures this year!
Ihope you two have a wonderful New Year and God Bless .❤️👍
A great tour of the past. All the people needing mental care were left without. Now we have a huge amount of mass shootings by people who most likely needed to be institunalized.Thanks for putting together a great video tour. Yes I subscribe a true story.
So true Jake.
Thanks for the sub and see you on another adventure. True story!!!
Great video guy's! I have this strange feeling I've been there before....maybe it was the "hot" water heater?....
🤣really? How strange!!!
Thanks for taking us there. We really enjoyed it.
Happy New Year
Happy new you to you too!
Well one can only hope that the poor Buggers that were admitted found the treatment help-full and they recovered ok, great work again fellas and take care Cheers
Yes absolutely, thank you so much!
Very cool! The insane asylum i hung out at was a poor farm in the 1800s. It was self sufficient an the people worked it. 1914 they built new buildings. I'm surprised you didn't see s jail there. It did look like a prison there. That one place looked like a crematory. Would a body fit in that burner? That place is huge!!! I think they used the patient's for slaves. Very sad. They made movies of some of those places in the 70s. Heraldo ( not sure how to spell that) made films of some. It was terrible. Then they started cutting the funding. Excellent video thanks guys
That is the thing about the news, they can over exaggerate and sensationalise things that may not really be wide spread and everyone starts over reacting. Same old story over and over. Some places were horrible there is no denying that, but to end up closing down all of them…
I had an Uncle who thought he was a Chicken. We were going to have him "Put Away" but, we needed the eggs.
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Very interesting to see.TY guys & Happy New Year! Blackberry Smoothie my fav 😆
Happy New Year Colleen. See you on our next adventure
Huge property,its ashame about the residents.👍🇺🇸❤️
Happy New Year Gayle.
Yes those are to pasteurize , that's been a dispute in the past.😍🤗🤗✌❤ hope you had a wonderful Christmas and newyears celebration!!!
Thanks Allen.
Happy New Year to you too.
Erie, dark and just begging for exploration. This was a really good one guys.
Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it.
Happy New Year to you guys!! Keep 'em coming!!
Happy new year Lesley. And lots more pins to come.
Happy New Year Steve and Andrea.
Happy New Year Michael
Hello there 2024 and the 2 of you .I find this very interesting seeing the state of the art farm of its day .In 1957 my parents were dairy farmers 40 miles north and there was a farm tour they went on this was a top of the line dairy. Any way as we went up the drive way a man was sitting with a fishing pole in a MUD PUDDLE my dad said how is the FISHING the guy looked up with a smile and said not so good but thats Ok I live here and went back to his FISHING true story but still a sad .🤔
That is quite hilarious and sad at the same time. Here’s hoping 2024 is a better year for all!
I know, many of those places, were bad towards the end. But now the people, who would have been there. Are in many cases. Living in tents in our cities. Not an improvement in my opinion.
Very true Ken and very sad that people who really need the help and support are not getting it!
the overgrown parts of the video gave me a creepy vibe. Good thing I explore with you from my recliner. Gramma Candy
Glad you joined us for the explore Candy.
Looks like a massive location. Some of the buildings seemed to be in 'good condition (= no graffiti) while others were covered in graffiti. Guess those were farther afield?
Many happy and safe trails for the 2 of you in the new year! :-)
Yes the farming buildings are quite a way from the main buildings. And some of the main buildings are now used for rehab.
Happy New Year
One reason it's shut tight might be either asbestos or lead paint. I used to work at the clinic on Newport naval base in Rhode Island. The old, rumored hospital next door was locked up tight because of asbestos. I think it's still standing as well as nice officer housing for the same reason
Yes that is another good reason Virginia. It’s the architecture of the old days and the curiosity of what the layout is like what could they have left behind that we always want to see!
Great job guys. This one had a spooky vibe to it.
Thanks Keith. Didn’t feel spooky but the hike in was a doosey
Amazing, interesting explore. The missus sez I'm a bit eccentric so perhaps I would have fit there. I know I would have relished living and working there - employee or patient. Also, because she's a Nebraska farm-girl I'm certain the wife would have enjoyed being there also. She has relatives who worked at the Beatrice State Developmental Center near Beatrice, Nebraska. Sounds like a similar agricultural & vocational site. As a girl she visited her relatives who hosted big picnics on the grounds. --True Story!-- Thanks for sharing. Bon Voyage!
🤣that’s so funny
Is the place in Nebraska still open or is it abandoned?
@@PinInTheAtlas Based on the internet I think it is still open, but operating under different guideline because of some lawsuits. Beatrice is about 40 miles south of Lincoln. We also appreciated your reverent presentation of the cemetery. Bon Voyage!
Looks like another great find. It's not uncommon between the livestock buildings and the hospital being haunted. Heard at times people talking. Were there others on the property?
Yes lots of people taking walks. There’s a frisbee golf near the farm buildings and some of the old hospital is used for rehab.
@@PinInTheAtlas Thanks for replying. It helps to determine normal from the paranormal.
they were closed because now the whole country is mentally ill facility. man kind went down quickly, sad
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Funny...I was in Bellingham when I watched this video this morning!
We are about ready to commit ourselves to a place like this. For whatever reason RUclips keeps unsubscribing us from our favorite Vloggers. We were just checking to see how your subscriber numbers are doing and again we were unsubscribed. It isn’t just your page and it doesn’t happen to ALL of our channels. So annoying when we are trying to support folks like yourself.
Thanks for letting us know. I’m not sure why YT keeps unsubscribing people from our channel. You’re not the first to say this. I spoke to YT a couple of weeks ago. Obviously they said this doesn’t happen and to get the viewers to contact YT directly! Please do because we are getting fed up with all their nonsense.
Thanks again and hope you continue to enjoy our content.
@@PinInTheAtlas I have been alerting each channel but only because I have no idea how to contact RUclips. I will research. I really want to complain to them :) it really is unfair to the creators.
Thank you, I just figured it out !!! At least where to complain that is!! Let’s see what the answer is !
@@rivett310 that will be interesting!
HAPPY NEW YEAR,BEST WISHES
Happy New Year Ralph. Lots of adventures to come. See you soon.
I remember when that happened. I think the Federal funding was pulled first and the State funding soon followed that of the Federal. I think most of the patients went back to their families and the rest were dumped out on the street and soon filled the homeless missions. The homeless missions would give them a place to sleep and get a meal, but they were kicked out to wander the streets during the day. I use to have some advertising meetings in a greasy spoon downtown that often had folks having conversations with an empty counter stool. Today ... we would assume they using a Bluetooth phone, but are they? 🙂 Interesting explore! There was a time when farms of this nature were used to help the poor, aged, and unstable, but that all changed when a larger portion of the population became more urban and far less rural!
It’s a shame that the people who need the help and support don’t get it!
It certainly is or was a beautiful place.
Happy New Year and we’ll see you on our next adventure.
@@PinInTheAtlas Some needed to be there for sure, but the line needing to be crossed to be there regardless ... was a bit fuzzy! Some of the treatments used were also as effective as using leeches and bleeding patients ... and in a number of cases ... quite barbaric! The best people tend to end up working in the best paying jobs ... and thus things could be pretty bad in the poorer paying jobs! Happy New Year!!
Amazing but still sad place Hi from 🇨🇦
Happy new year Judy.
Hope you’re staying warm up there.
See you on our next adventure.
Having spent some of my life as a dairy farmer it comical to watch someone who does not know what they are looking at
Glad we put a smile on your face Lynn.
Happy New Year
That was a milking parlor 😊a very interesting place.
We really enjoyed this explore. So much to see. Shame we couldn’t get access to the main buildings
@@PinInTheAtlas yes,, a must see
2024 is a bit better for me sp I was able to increase my monthly stipend to you, not a huge amount. I do love your shows Gramma candy
Thank you so much. We really appreciate it. I did email you via Patreon, I hope you received it.
Thank you for your support and happy that you are enjoying our explores.
Happy New Year.
Jenny gives
Want you to come hike with her .
Because of her stalker she's scared to go alone ...
She was reaching out last Night....
So I'm passing the message along ...
Thanks Allen. I spoke with Jen today and will be paying her a visit to spend some time with her. Stalkers are no joke and very scary.
What do they do in a Bull Barn?
Make Bull Butter (a/k/a Margarine)!
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Ha you were right by my house !
Beautiful area up there.
I've got pictures and video I believe from down in the tunnels..
Wow. Now those would be interesting
@@PinInTheAtlas I will see if I can dig them up.
One of Charles Mansons old former residents..might it be true? …
Who knows!
"One Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest" 1975 open the doors on the mental problem of today. Bipartisan decision by the Democrats thought the institution are cruel and inhumane. The Republicans thought too expensive "too much money". Not saying what the answer is as we step over the homeless on the streets of every city in the U.S.A. today. Thank you ALL stay safe
Glad you enjoyed the explore Dave. It was a massive place. Would have loved to have been able to explore the old buildings.
See you next Tuesday. Happy New Year