Abandoned Infectious Disease Hospital - Found Morgue and Vintage Equipment
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- Опубликовано: 18 мар 2021
- Dark morgues, xray rooms and vintage medical equipment scatter this old hospital complex . Constructed over a hundred years ago. Firstly for the mentally disabled, the hospitals use changed in the mid century with infectious diseases such as turbicliosis and polio. After vaccines came out for both diseases the hospital switched back to helping those with mental illness, this was short lived as deinstitutionalization caused closure in the 1990s. And today we go inside to see what vintage medical equipment is left inside.
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That song at the beginning is now my ringtone.
Yo,but that song at the end!😬 And then the lung doc takes a long hit off a *cigarette?!?*
Lol!!!
Dark and your content are my favourites! Nice to see you and Dark working together on many projects!
Saw this place on the ProperPeople.
people still have ringtones?
I loooooveee the old footage inserts!
It gives you that insight that vibe of what went on. Makes it more interesting to watch. I love these abandoned explores he does a great job 👍
My Grandfather was a cook in the kitchen here! It was really cool to see what it looked like! Great job guys!
Do you guys ha e any old photos of the place?
Big place
What state?
The classrooms would’ve been for the kids. That’s why there was a boys bathroom as well. There would’ve been some kind of basics school program for the disabled people that they decided were educable.
Brace shop office would’ve been where they made leg braces like AFO‘s.
Great explore. Noticed all the clocks were set to 4:20. Hummmm 😆
14:17
Cystoscopy (sis-TOS-kuh-pee) is a procedure that allows your doctor to examine the lining of your bladder and the tube that carries urine out of your body (urethra). A hollow tube (cystoscope) equipped with a lens is inserted into your urethra and slowly advanced into your bladder.
That might explain the graffiti
Been here many times...Great old hospital. Too bad it's being demolished soon. A group of people went a couple months back and got arrested for trespassing, Luckily we never ran into any problems in this place and we seen it from basement to roof. We have some videos from here as well, Cheers brother.
I love the old black & white footage throughout the video. Amazing footage once again. Thanks guys
Thumbs up for the editing of the old footage!
Bill was here
Smoking around people with a lung disease... Only possible in the 1950s... 28:49
The slab bath would’ve been where they just tossed a physically disabled person and hosed them down and called it caring for them. Just before that you can see a sticker on the door about saving the hospital for the disabled. There were protests from some of the residents and the families of the disabled people before this place was closed.
But overall institutionalization of the disabled was horrible and the treatment sub par. But these people probably felt like they needed to defend where they lived at the hospital because they had only ever lived there and institutional care was all they knew. And the families didn’t want to take care of the disabled people. Now we do have more community care that enables you to stay in your own home.
Yeah, hydrotherapy was way more than "Jacuzzi treatment."
THAT'S SO FUCKED UP
@@Not_a_snake You watched a Geraldo expose and now you are an expert on the history of every insitution! Wow! Can I get your autograph?
@@FRLN500 sure I’d be happy to send that to you.
I love how the music is so melodramatic in old black and white "how to" movies. It makes everything seem so ominous.
This is done really well! I loved the way you began the video and put clips in every so often. Great!❤️❤️👍
I live minutes from here!! Never got past security to investigate! Thank you SO MUCH for finally giving me a look inside!!!! Awesome video! Appreciate you!
What area?
I’m an X-ray tech! In the cystoscopy room seeing all that Fluoro stuff is super cool! And love the old XRay room!
I’m an X-ray tech as well. I love seeing old Xray equipment, fascinating to me.
Back in the day when people had tuberculosis they would put them in a huge room together next to the windows because fresh air was recommended. But they probably have those Hospital curtains around the bed for privacy Etc. That's good old footage. You did a good job finding that stuff and incorporating it into your video. Why are you wearing a mask outside most pathogens cannot live outside in the fresh air. So many people are unaware of this. This is one reason why many TB patients were put outside.
That intro was sick!
That was a great video! I loved the mix with the old b&w film. Thank you for preserving and bringing us this piece of history!
This is absolutely amazing location. Hope ya all well guys.
I baby sat for two children of one of my husbands cousins while her and her husband worked in a factory. At 6 AM everyday they both left for work. She with her leg braces on. I had always admired her for her strength and perseverance. I would go ahead and clean their house and do the dishes for them. Children were 2 and 4. Wonderful family. She was such a loving person with a smile always on her face! 💕
That "Castle Sterox-O-Matic" at 12:52 was from the late 50s, or early 60s. Patent was applied for in 1957, and issued in 1958. In addition I found an advertisement online for that device dated 1963. Very cool that it's still there.
Love your video you have total respect for the abandoned buildings you go in please be careful and stay safe. 😇
Bone stretchers like that one were used for people with polio I believe.
My brother had polio. He got it when he was 3 first they were treating him for spinal meningitis in the local hospitals around our town my dad got mad at them cause he wasn’t getting any better and took him to University of Michigan in Ann Arbor Michigan and that’s where they realized he had Polio. Threw the years of treatment and multiple surgeries they told my mom and dad he would never walk he did everything they said he would never do
I’m an X-ray tech, the old cystoscopy room and the old X-ray equipment was really cool to see.
Awesome job with the presentation, and editing on this one guys. Really well done!
Nice to see you back. You really found a cool place with this one, it's amazing all the equipment that they used. Some nice stuff in there still, thank you for an amazing video and for sharing it, loved the history too, it makes the video so much more interesting. (UK)
Thank you for the part where tuberculosis and the history of the hospital are explained. Greetings from Italy!
Thanks for putting the old advertisement footage in. Great video!
Wow! the structure is well preserved in some areas, less so in others ... but it is really huge! who knows how many staff were working!
Great video, really enjoyed the vintage film through the video.
Aaahhh I just found you guys today and have been binge watching your videos!! I've subscribed and tuned in!! This is 100% my kind of sh*t right here!! Love your vids!! So glad I found this channel!!!!
Well the doc said you can go home, nice explore and some very nice finds.
The historic footage was great!
Wow got to be one of my favs so cool to see the mortuary looks brill well done guys
The footage that matches the exploration was very cool!
Ilove all your videos watching from phillippines keep it up 🥰🥰🥰🥰
You know you've made it as a youtube when ppl compete to say "first" first in the comments haha
Love the opener at the beginning!
Enjoyed your video thank you for sharing it
WOW YOU GUYS FOUND A MORGUE!
What a great find guys😀
Love all your videos but this one was especially interesting at this time.
Great watching your videos from the UK Keep safe.
love your style of videos
editing was amazing!
I stumbled upon your channel while looking for different abandoned Mansion videos. When I was a bit younger, my friends and I used to go to a hospital somewhat similar to this called Paul Dever (I think it was called) in Taunton, MA. Unfortunately, they tore it down a few years ago and I think have recently built something in its place. Super cool to see other people exploring MA areas. Are you from Massachusetts?
Love your videos by the way. Keep up the good work :)
Thanks for your videos thanks 😊
You should try visit the abandoned hospital in Fayetteville/ Lincoln county Tennessee. It’s where I was born and I’ve always wanted to see the inside.
Love the intro to this vid 👍
Thanks u my friend good video
Great exploration, I like it a lot. I'm impressed with this montage - that love of detail, real meticulousness, reliability - super stuff. Sensational to watch (the editing is first class as usual). Adding additional information in the form of borrowed material is a great way to bring the history of the place closer. It is a pity that it does not age naturally. The vandalism of the first building makes you lose faith in humanity. What is the current history of this building - are these workers renovating it or are they demolishing it? I hope it is the former - the complex is magnificent.
Great intro... love it
Awesome video!
Some of those documents could be a gold mine for some families.
The bone stretching machine is traction I think to decompress the discs in your back.
Que interesante video haha, me alegro verlo! :3 love u
We re you guys nervous to get caught in there?? Awesome explore! 👍👍
I have never seen them use thin strut in the walls as studs before, very cool
It's cheap and cheerful for a lot of buildings. Easier for electrician's aswell instead of drilling through wood.
Yes, the large room was known as a ward. If you were lucky enough to be in a room by yourself . THAT would be a Private room, which you paid a lot more for. Your average every day person was in the ward. Can you imagine how hard it must’ve been to rest with all the other sick people around you?
Great video 👍👍👍👍
Sick intro dude!!!
Great Video 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Omg,what a gorgeous time travel from past to now.
And the soundtrack, it fits marvelous to this video .
Thank you for sharing this 🥰
Great video
I love this youtube channel ❤😎💥😯
good video / thanks .
Interesting place Thanks
Random explorer: No fuking way...This is UrbexandChill and Devon.
You’re officially rockstars guys. 🙇🏻♂️
Devan not Evan lol
Oh my days….that stainless steel tank!! I was involved in an accident on the beach in Long Beach, WA that saw me trapped by my right leg getting caught under a huge drift log in the surf. I ended up in hospital for 6 months…..they would take me down to the hydro room, dose me with extra morphine, Place me in the tank and literally scrape the ocean-gunk (technical term) from the inside of my leg, around the muscles, from ankle to upper thigh! As soon as I saw that tank, I admit my stomach literally clenched! (insert scream here). What a deja vu!
Nice Video.
Boom ...
Ah this place .. seen few videos from other explorers.
What a *gem!* Oh did y'all ever *score* finding this place.Fantastic vid & explore.I love your sneaky stealth moves😁
Btw, did you see or hear anything slightly paranormal?
Those were 35mm Century projectors and sound head-fairly valuable
Lol...googled cystoscopy, allows the doctor to look at the lining of your bladder. Yep, sign me up and get me in those stirrups!!
I'd rather have a colonoscopy, than a cystoscopy
That artwork at 15:17 LOL.
Shoutout from mass!
this is super close to me, so sick!
The door marked Cystoscopy is a scope to see inside your bladder.
Tnx✌🏻
I’m just speculating here, but I’m assuming the bone stretcher was used for polio patients?
9:42 if you seen Nurse Rachett on Netflix you know what Hydro Therapy is 🥵
You are not alone there.......hundreds of spirits walk amongst you
It was common to experiment on people in these facilities, just by observing these devices it's easy to fathom they were not just for "treatment".
Yeah, right. Dr. Frankenstein worked in all of these facilities I believe....and apparently you believe it too.
No Children Under 16 Allowed In The Children's Ward ? At 16 your almost an adult 🤣
As in visiting children. Children under 16 weren’t allowed to visit the children’s ward. That’s what it meant... to stop other children getting infected.
At sixteen, you're nowhere close to being an adult.
@@PoserPosse some are some are not. Read Ralph Moody's books.
*Black ops 3 Verrukt round start music plays*
It for putting a person in traction, stabilizing & immobilizing serious fractures.
Sanitize industrial washers 21:00
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ita a room to examine the bladder cystoscopy ,, you can get TB in any organ , These days TB can be treated by three drugs in combination, over a year .here in the UK all TB patients are registered , and supervised , i am a registered nurse,
The Standard Clock at 15:03 is from the mid 1950s.
*Smells a little weird in here…* quote of the video! 😂
Thinking of the room with the big weewee on the window
It's a dick, penis, schlong, johnson, bratwurst, wiener.
@@maverickhistorian6488 you're so right
*9:01** does anyone know what that is used for*
Slab bath.....used to wash a corpse...lol..
15:30 ghost by the door peeking i think
i see 🤘🏻 15:29
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14:17 I looked up what "cystoscopy" was, and oh my O_O...
Omg.
Cystoscopy is when a urologist puts a scope in a women's urethra to check for bladder issues like utis.
Men also have urethra's.