8:29 that’s me!!!!! Thanks for the video this is such a dope spot. Asbestos and Lead Paint are really only dangerous when you breathe it in. Usually in places like this there is not enough airflow for the asbestos to get in the air
Part of NHs shameful forgotten past. In theory, a beautiful site for its intended use. Didn’t live up in practice. There used to be some documents available on microfiche at the NH state library pertaining to treatment of different groups at the facility and names of building units. Prior to HIPAA I’m sure.
Yeah, it’s truly a dark moment in history. I wish the histories of many former institutions, like Laconia State School, were not neglected and forgotten like they are today, but learned from.
@@j-mass It is horrifying and tragic. One of the local stories we have here is that there is a room that is always cold, even without AC in the dead of summer. Very creepy.
OMG. It would be prudent to get your facts straight before you make a video and comment about things you weren’t even alive to see. I’m pretty sure, considering that LSS was one of the only places of employment for folks who didn’t have a college education, that you would have found many people in town who could have educated you. I can’t speak to what happened before I started working there in 1983, but I sure can tell you about what it was like when I was there. For starters, let’s talk about HOW kids ended up there. One person I worked with, he was in his late 80’s, was dumped off by his own family because they couldn’t afford to feed all of their kids during the war. Another one of my favorite people was the son of a brain surgeon. He was dumped off, NEVER visited again by his family, because his father couldn’t deal with the fact that he had a child with physical and mental challenges. That’s just the tip of the iceberg. Now let’s talk about treatment. As I said I worked there in the 80’s through 1990. Most of the residents there were brought there, dropped off and completely erased by their own families. For several of these people, their behavior was dangerous, whether it was self harming or harming others. Their families didn’t want them in their house, so they came to LSS. There were many very high functioning folks who enjoyed working on the farm or wherever. The farm was shut down by the time I went to work there in. There were dances every week and we had other regular entertainment, holiday parties, etc. And guess who made sure that everyone looked amazing for the Christmas Party or helped residents fill out valentines, or helped them dress up for Halloween?? It certainly wasn’t their families. It was the direct care staff. There are two beautiful beaches on the property as well as an amazing handicapped swimming pool in the Training and Development building. Who do you think got everyone ready and made sure they went swimming? Who volunteered their own time on a weekend and took multiple folks for an overnight camp out at the little beach house?? Wasn’t their families. Who, for every Thanksgiving and Christmas would sign up and take one resident home for dinner at their houses?? Wasn’t their families. I’m not saying that it was perfect,by any means, especially during the war, however, I can tell you that you are absolutely wrong about many things that happened there. My suggestion is that next time, do your homework before you make yourself look foolish. And as far as “terrible” goes, it’s pretty shitty that you can criticize something and then turn around and sensationalize it. I hope you find something better to talk about.
There are many people still around the area who worked there or new patients. When LSS closed the patients were housed locally. I'm sure you could have found plenty of locals who could have given you information and been happy to share their stories. In the 80's I worked at a local retail store and many of the patients accompanied by staff would come in to teach the patients life skills. It was always a pleasant experience. My neighbors when I was growing up were residents at the state school and married and had children and were the nicest people ever. Like the person above said some patients were high functioning. I do appreciate your video because I have never seen the inside. Thank you
My mother Eleanor Casey worked there for over 25 years and she used to bring me in when we went to pick her up at night. All I remember and see is her Love and Kindness and would always tell me they are Gods children too and to not be afraid. She was an Angel for 25 years. She knew her limits.
I worked there for ten years in the 70’s and 80’s. The residents were called kids before staff were retrained to call them residents. I never heard the word inmate used. I only witnessed kind and good treatment of them. My daughter and I used to bring our faves home for holiday dinners or just an outing. We had a blast!
Baker building was a housing unit. The cubbies you found were patients belongings. I was a community provider involved in the closing of this state school. the cottages were used later in the years of the school for smaller groupings of people.
I was so happy to stumble across this video! I visit these facilities often and photograph the outside…. I have never dared to go in. I’m so elated to have come across your video and finally see the inside. Thank you for your content, and I’m now a subscriber!
The Laconia state school closed in 1991 due to deinstutionalization, caused by a lawsuit put together by parents of inmates here. The group they founded was great bay services and the lawsuit was started after they produced a movie called “help wanted” that showed the real conditions here.(unfortunately, great bay services lost this movie) additionally, parents were never allowed inside this school and this is the only state that developmentally disabled children were considered criminals.
I love going here with one of my buddies - been probably like 5 or 6 times at night. Always seems to be a new building or two to explore. It's nice to finally learn some of the history behind it and have a better idea of what exactly I'm exploring. Thanks!
My mother my grandmother and my father worked there I also have been there I would go to work with my mother and visit with the residence I remember their names they were treated very well they had their own bedrooms their own personal stuff in their bedrooms they were nurses and took care of them my mother would even bring them out on outings bring them to our house have a dinner with us they did not sit in feces I don't know where the information is coming from but what I saw personally they were actually treated very well
I’m pretty sure it’s publicly listed on Google Maps! If you type “Laconia State School” into the search bar, it should direct you right to the location!
The state school was turned into a prison in some buildings after it closed the fencing wasn't up when it was a school parole and probation also occupied one of the buildings
What they never talk about is when they shut it down most of the people had no place to go. Laconia was flooded with mentally ill people wandering the streets with no place to go.
Wow… I never considered that, but that sounds like a major crisis! That makes me wonder what other cities that had their mental hospitals shut down had this issue…
That is the reason we have such a massive homeless population of people with mental illness.. The intentions of closing these facilities throughout the country were honorable but the plan to care for those that were being displaced was Inadequate or ineffective at best.
there’s a hole in the fence covered up by a board very easy to get into, and connected to the utility building there is one small room you can get into
Bath tub might’ve been for hydrotherapy, cool place though, I’m new to New England and will definitely have to check it out! Glad I found your channel!
I love in Lavinia now, but grew up in Danvers mass, the town where one of the oldest insane asylums was located. Many places existed like this in New England, and they did their best, so do not judge them.
Some of these places raped and murdered children by the dozens, experimented on them until they died regularly, illegally, and more. The one right down the street from me did in a wealthy Boston suburb. That was no one’s best, even 100 years ago it wasn’t.
Back in 2002/2003 I took a graphic design college course and the building for that, for whatever reason, was on this campus instead of the actual college. The google maps coords are 43°33'31.3"N 71°29'41.5"W but this building held both the graphic design/printing press classes and the electrician classes. The buildings right behind it were prison buildings with actual prisoners (who helped me when my car got stuck in a pothole in the winter on that road). Nowadays those classes are held at the actual college and I'm not sure whats going on with the building now. I should go drive by and check. We weren't allowed to go up near these buildings though, even if they were abandoned.
Two of my favorite people living in the state school was a man named Alberto falsani she was a pinhead loved to have a Band-Aid over his nose even though there was no cut or anything on his nose he just always wore a Band-Aid another Resident that I really liked especially as a young child was Lafayette Lahey
When the state school closed the residents were all put into Apartments throughout the city however they were not able to care for themselves themselves and people in the town of Laconia would get them to do things like pull your pants down and they didn't understand so they would do it they were safer and better cared for when the state school was up and running
I just explored this place Monday. It's spooky as sh**. There's like 38 buildings. Some even has electricity. My older Don and his friends go at night. Nope not me. Lol. They still have the razor wire around the prison part.
So the campus is entirely open to the public; I actually saw tons of people walking around while I was there! I noticed that a bunch of the buildings were wide open, so I walked right in!
@@j-mass awesome! thanks for letting me know! , i was hesitant about going not sure if i had to like participate in breaking and entering or something LOL .. i live like literally 10 or 15 minutes away the next town over but never been over there
@@j-mass i was surprsed also that there seems to be lights on in th building in som areas... surprised they still send power and electricity to the building !?
I’ve heard from other urban explorers that the fenced-in prison area does still have power, and the lights are on quite frequently! I didn’t go into the prison while I was there, only the buildings outside, but still quite creepy!
No way bro! I went here about 2 years ago but couldn't find a way into any of the buildings. I hear they are planning on redeveloping the buildings so I want to go back this summer and explore them before they start construction
Yeah, I think literally just a few days after I filmed this video, they were moving ahead with a purchase of the property. It sounds like the long-term plan is to raze everything, sadly. Definitely get over there soon before then!
My mom and aunts worked there back in. The lat 60s and early 70's it's was not as bad as you are talking about. Yes it was bad but you don't know much about it I know a lot about those buildings.
That is true! But as I mentioned in the video, it was truly at its worst during the 1930s and 1940s, when eugenics were still a popular medical theory. This would have been before your mom and aunt worked there, so I believe there was some progression since then.
Good afternoon from Cape Cod ⛵ very cool exploration. I was in overhead door mechanic for many years and did work at the wrentham State School, that might have been around 1983 or 1984, the place was in horrendous condition even with patients in full operation. Thanks for your efforts ✌️🇺🇲
My scumbag uncle used to work here in the 80s. He was not a nice person. Those poor people. I drive by there almost daily and can't believe it's still there.
Lot of the buildings outside the fence along road were also used by State prison the property is state-owned they use it because of overcrowding at the p prison the beds in the little buildings are prizen beds yes a dorm that's what the prison does just pack em in als😢 minimum security outside the fence not patients
I wentthere duringthe winter the med building had power and someone did a ritual in one of the rooms. It was crazy and interesting weote my name on the wall
@@j-mass it was creepy as well we went at night time my friend and I thought someone was exactly behind us in the locker room we ran. Did you see the huge inside pool they have .
@@trinitypelletier6953 the actual ritual we went in the medical building at least that's what we assumed because we found a whole bunch of old medical records etc. And we noticed lights were on in the basement or something and we found a whole bunch of ritual stuff
Also multiple offender program motor vehicle was there fence was there back in school days!!!!too funny someone else has said you need to do homework prior to uploading do you know why the power bill is so nice and clean and neat because his spirits 9 keep it clean like that all the inmates
Your ignorance is so precious. I live in the Boston area and like your content. So, I'm inclined to not educate you on the horrors that happened in that basement. Just leave that history right where it is. In the past.
@@j-mass I posted a video of the old Odd Fellows Home in Worcester set over a video of an impromptu cellar jam session (with all the warts since it was just off the cuff). That was a really cool place but they tore it down and built a nursing home in its place. th-cam.com/video/Qj-OwhWQJno/w-d-xo.html
And yes waiting room 😂😂😂 secret button in there too turns it all into a runway fighter jet pop's up outta. The floor in the staff offices holly Grail shit i gotta stop watching sensitive info 😂😂😂more like inmates getting ready to leave so could be looking at that sensitive probation parole you said you were going to do your homework after you were done exploring I think you should next time before you put it up like the giant smoke stack down there that was the boiler room yes he did the whole place he got water I worked in there Saturday night smoke a lot of joints had a damn good time play shock incarceration SummitHouse program
8:29 that’s me!!!!! Thanks for the video this is such a dope spot. Asbestos and Lead Paint are really only dangerous when you breathe it in. Usually in places like this there is not enough airflow for the asbestos to get in the air
You’re absolutely correct though, asbestos and lead paint is super dangerous! I really need to prioritize mask usage in my future explorations… 😂
When I saw that comment I thought you were in the video until I got to that part
@@emmanuelmcdaddie5165 😂
Part of NHs shameful forgotten past. In theory, a beautiful site for its intended use. Didn’t live up in practice.
There used to be some documents available on microfiche at the NH state library pertaining to treatment of different groups at the facility and names of building units. Prior to HIPAA I’m sure.
Yeah, it’s truly a dark moment in history. I wish the histories of many former institutions, like Laconia State School, were not neglected and forgotten like they are today, but learned from.
This place has such a specific reputation that locals avoid it like the plague.
Totally understandable, the history is brutal and the atmosphere is unnerving.
Real
@@j-mass It is horrifying and tragic. One of the local stories we have here is that there is a room that is always cold, even without AC in the dead of summer. Very creepy.
Nope 💀💀it’s the exact opposite so much to the point where they installed motion alarms that call police
We don't avoid it. We all talk about it being the reason why the town is such a shit show today.
OMG. It would be prudent to get your facts straight before you make a video and comment about things you weren’t even alive to see. I’m pretty sure, considering that LSS was one of the only places of employment for folks who didn’t have a college education, that you would have found many people in town who could have educated you. I can’t speak to what happened before I started working there in 1983, but I sure can tell you about what it was like when I was there.
For starters, let’s talk about HOW kids ended up there. One person I worked with, he was in his late 80’s, was dumped off by his own family because they couldn’t afford to feed all of their kids during the war. Another one of my favorite people was the son of a brain surgeon. He was dumped off, NEVER visited again by his family, because his father couldn’t deal with the fact that he had a child with physical and mental challenges. That’s just the tip of the iceberg. Now let’s talk about treatment. As I said I worked there in the 80’s through 1990. Most of the residents there were brought there, dropped off and completely erased by their own families. For several of these people, their behavior was dangerous, whether it was self harming or harming others. Their families didn’t want them in their house, so they came to LSS. There were many very high functioning folks who enjoyed working on the farm or wherever. The farm was shut down by the time I went to work there in. There were dances every week and we had other regular entertainment, holiday parties, etc. And guess who made sure that everyone looked amazing for the Christmas Party or helped residents fill out valentines, or helped them dress up for Halloween?? It certainly wasn’t their families. It was the direct care staff. There are two beautiful beaches on the property as well as an amazing handicapped swimming pool in the Training and Development building. Who do you think got everyone ready and made sure they went swimming? Who volunteered their own time on a weekend and took multiple folks for an overnight camp out at the little beach house?? Wasn’t their families. Who, for every Thanksgiving and Christmas would sign up and take one resident home for dinner at their houses?? Wasn’t their families. I’m not saying that it was perfect,by any means, especially during the war, however, I can tell you that you are absolutely wrong about many things that happened there. My suggestion is that next time, do your homework before you make yourself look foolish. And as far as “terrible” goes, it’s pretty shitty that you can criticize something and then turn around and sensationalize it. I hope you find something better to talk about.
There are many people still around the area who worked there or new patients. When LSS closed the patients were housed locally. I'm sure you could have found plenty of locals who could have given you information and been happy to share their stories. In the 80's I worked at a local retail store and many of the patients accompanied by staff would come in to teach the patients life skills. It was always a pleasant experience. My neighbors when I was growing up were residents at the state school and married and had children and were the nicest people ever. Like the person above said some patients were high functioning. I do appreciate your video because I have never seen the inside. Thank you
My uncle worked there in the 80s. He was trash. I'm happy to see there were some good people there.
My mother Eleanor Casey worked there for over 25 years and she used to bring me in when we went to pick her up at night. All I remember and see is her Love and Kindness and would always tell me they are Gods children too and to not be afraid. She was an Angel for 25 years. She knew her limits.
@@kcasey4823she was a wonderful woman. Was great with the residents and staff alike.
I worked there for ten years in the 70’s and 80’s. The residents were called kids before staff were retrained to call them residents. I never heard the word inmate used. I only witnessed kind and good treatment of them. My daughter and I used to bring our faves home for holiday dinners or just an outing. We had a blast!
Baker building was a housing unit. The cubbies you found were patients belongings. I was a community provider involved in the closing of this state school. the cottages were used later in the years of the school for smaller groupings of people.
I was so happy to stumble across this video!
I visit these facilities often and photograph the outside…. I have never dared to go in.
I’m so elated to have come across your video and finally see the inside. Thank you for your content, and I’m now a subscriber!
Thank you so much, I appreciate that! It truly is a fascinating site to visit and explore, with so much history!
@@j-mass You are so welcome. I didn’t know the history either, so I’m happy to have that knowledge now. Much appreciated!! 🙏
No way! I live a short distance from here. Me and my buddies would go in there when we were in high-school and sneak some beers.
The Laconia state school closed in 1991 due to deinstutionalization, caused by a lawsuit put together by parents of inmates here. The group they founded was great bay services and the lawsuit was started after they produced a movie called “help wanted” that showed the real conditions here.(unfortunately, great bay services lost this movie) additionally, parents were never allowed inside this school and this is the only state that developmentally disabled children were considered criminals.
I love going here with one of my buddies - been probably like 5 or 6 times at night. Always seems to be a new building or two to explore. It's nice to finally learn some of the history behind it and have a better idea of what exactly I'm exploring. Thanks!
have you gone to the jail cells? and the pool?
How bad is security?
My mother my grandmother and my father worked there I also have been there I would go to work with my mother and visit with the residence I remember their names they were treated very well they had their own bedrooms their own personal stuff in their bedrooms they were nurses and took care of them my mother would even bring them out on outings bring them to our house have a dinner with us they did not sit in feces I don't know where the information is coming from but what I saw personally they were actually treated very well
As someone who has been here more than a dozen times. This place is absolutely wild. The prison cells are pretty dope
agreed! it’s also very creepy in there especially knowing the history
do you have directions or an address to get there?!
I’m pretty sure it’s publicly listed on Google Maps! If you type “Laconia State School” into the search bar, it should direct you right to the location!
J-Mass, good stuff, new sub here, be safe out there man!
Thank you so much! 🙌
How did you get in them because there locked?
i live in laconia and where is all of this???... surprised junkies dont live in it
there’s been homeless people in there but that place is very creepy so that’s probably why they don’t stay
I think the tub in the baker building was for electroshock therapy. I don’t really know though
Starting around 5:50-what are those recesses in the walls? Food delivery?
Interesting, I’m not sure! I could definitely see that being for food trays or maybe small shelves… good eye, I didn’t notice that before!
The state school was turned into a prison in some buildings after it closed the fencing wasn't up when it was a school parole and probation also occupied one of the buildings
What they never talk about is when they shut it down most of the people had no place to go. Laconia was flooded with mentally ill people wandering the streets with no place to go.
Wow… I never considered that, but that sounds like a major crisis! That makes me wonder what other cities that had their mental hospitals shut down had this issue…
That is the reason we have such a massive homeless population of people with mental illness.. The intentions of closing these facilities throughout the country were honorable but the plan to care for those that were being displaced was Inadequate or ineffective at best.
Kinda like nowadays with our open borders
THERE IS A HOLE IN THE FENCE IF YOU MOVE THE WOOD BOARD SO YOU CAN GET INTO THE MAIN BUILDINGS, THEY HAVE SO MUCH MORE TO OFFER
there’s a hole in the fence covered up by a board very easy to get into, and connected to the utility building there is one small room you can get into
There is also one of 2 NH 911s PSAPs on the state school property (where I work) and Lakes Region Mutual Fire Aid who dispatches for 30ish communities
35 agencies over 37 communities.
My grandmother had a cousin with a tragic story that happened here!
I’m sorry to hear that 😢
my grandma and her mom used to work in one of these buildings!! we come here a lot for walks, i always wanted to go inside the buildings though
Bath tub might’ve been for hydrotherapy, cool place though, I’m new to New England and will definitely have to check it out! Glad I found your channel!
Thank you! And I think you might be right about the bathtub, that makes sense.
Sad that those buildings cant be refurbished. The outside is beautiful
I love in Lavinia now, but grew up in Danvers mass, the town where one of the oldest insane asylums was located. Many places existed like this in New England, and they did their best, so do not judge them.
Some of these places raped and murdered children by the dozens, experimented on them until they died regularly, illegally, and more. The one right down the street from me did in a wealthy Boston suburb. That was no one’s best, even 100 years ago it wasn’t.
Agreed-places like this were horrific, and we should learn from their histories to do better, rather than write them off or excuse them.
Where the fuck is Lavinia this town you currently live in??? 😂😂😂
It was a jail after they shut the school down then shut it down for good in 2009
Back in 2002/2003 I took a graphic design college course and the building for that, for whatever reason, was on this campus instead of the actual college. The google maps coords are 43°33'31.3"N 71°29'41.5"W but this building held both the graphic design/printing press classes and the electrician classes. The buildings right behind it were prison buildings with actual prisoners (who helped me when my car got stuck in a pothole in the winter on that road). Nowadays those classes are held at the actual college and I'm not sure whats going on with the building now. I should go drive by and check.
We weren't allowed to go up near these buildings though, even if they were abandoned.
That is so bizarre! I wonder why they held the course there?
Two of my favorite people living in the state school was a man named Alberto falsani she was a pinhead loved to have a Band-Aid over his nose even though there was no cut or anything on his nose he just always wore a Band-Aid another Resident that I really liked especially as a young child was Lafayette Lahey
When the state school closed the residents were all put into Apartments throughout the city however they were not able to care for themselves themselves and people in the town of Laconia would get them to do things like pull your pants down and they didn't understand so they would do it they were safer and better cared for when the state school was up and running
I just explored this place Monday. It's spooky as sh**.
There's like 38 buildings. Some even has electricity. My older Don and his friends go at night. Nope not me. Lol. They still have the razor wire around the prison part.
Oh yeah, I bet that place is so creepy at night! The atmosphere must be so tense and eerie!
live near here and was thinking of going, is there a way you have to sneak in to get into the building or is it just left open?
So the campus is entirely open to the public; I actually saw tons of people walking around while I was there! I noticed that a bunch of the buildings were wide open, so I walked right in!
@@j-mass awesome! thanks for letting me know! , i was hesitant about going not sure if i had to like participate in breaking and entering or something LOL .. i live like literally 10 or 15 minutes away the next town over but never been over there
@@j-mass i was surprsed also that there seems to be lights on in th building in som areas... surprised they still send power and electricity to the building !?
I’ve heard from other urban explorers that the fenced-in prison area does still have power, and the lights are on quite frequently! I didn’t go into the prison while I was there, only the buildings outside, but still quite creepy!
How do you get to this place i am having trouble pinpointing the exact location and how to get there
It’s actually listed on Google Maps as “Laconia State School site”, so if you type that in, it will bring you right to the location!
@@j-mass oh thanks I kept on getting led to the Laconia state cemetery
Man I’m like a guide there if you want to see some real cool stuff
other than the pool and jail cells is there anything cooler(although those are very cool obviously)
No way bro! I went here about 2 years ago but couldn't find a way into any of the buildings. I hear they are planning on redeveloping the buildings so I want to go back this summer and explore them before they start construction
Yeah, I think literally just a few days after I filmed this video, they were moving ahead with a purchase of the property. It sounds like the long-term plan is to raze everything, sadly. Definitely get over there soon before then!
@j-mass oh dang. Okay, yeah I really want to film there before it's gone 😅 I'm hoping to get over there early summer at the latest
Epic video dude!! Such a cool spot to explore!!
Thanks so much dude! It was a fascinating place to explore and experience!
@@j-mass i explored it around 4 weeks ago I went in one of the rooms it smelt so bad
Lol yeah this place was rough, definitely one of the more decrepit locations I’ve visited.
There is a basketball court, abandoned pool…. And the power still works….
The broken clock was set to 4:20 LOL
Lmfao nice catch 😂 I didn’t even notice that
My mom and aunts worked there back in. The lat 60s and early 70's it's was not as bad as you are talking about. Yes it was bad but you don't know much about it I know a lot about those buildings.
That is true! But as I mentioned in the video, it was truly at its worst during the 1930s and 1940s, when eugenics were still a popular medical theory. This would have been before your mom and aunt worked there, so I believe there was some progression since then.
Good afternoon from Cape Cod ⛵ very cool exploration. I was in overhead door mechanic for many years and did work at the wrentham State School, that might have been around 1983 or 1984, the place was in horrendous condition even with patients in full operation. Thanks for your efforts ✌️🇺🇲
Awesome video as always J! Keep up the good work bro😄
Ayy thanks bro, much appreciated!
My scumbag uncle used to work here in the 80s. He was not a nice person. Those poor people. I drive by there almost daily and can't believe it's still there.
Never heard them called inmates when I worked there in the mid 80"s.
I worked at the state school. Very sad history
Lot of the buildings outside the fence along road were also used by State prison the property is state-owned they use it because of overcrowding at the p prison the beds in the little buildings are prizen beds yes a dorm that's what the prison does just pack em in als😢 minimum security outside the fence not patients
JMASS pucker up big man😘😘
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Can u still go in??
I haven’t been back here since I filmed this video, but I believe so!
No you ate not permitted in the buildings
Of caught you could be arrested
yes, obviously not allowed in but there are easy ways in(as of yesterday)
My grandmother called them her babies she treated them as if they were her children and her babies
Great vid
Thanks man! It was a fascinating place to explore!
I wentthere duringthe winter the med building had power and someone did a ritual in one of the rooms. It was crazy and interesting weote my name on the wall
Yeah, I heard that some of these buildings still have power to this day, even though they’re completely abandoned and unused. Crazy stuff!
@@j-mass it was creepy as well we went at night time my friend and I thought someone was exactly behind us in the locker room we ran. Did you see the huge inside pool they have .
I didn’t see that unfortunately, I actually wasn’t able to make it inside of the fenced-in area while I was there… I want to though, it looks cool!
are you referring to the fox ritual in the library? or the actual ritual room?
@@trinitypelletier6953 the actual ritual we went in the medical building at least that's what we assumed because we found a whole bunch of old medical records etc. And we noticed lights were on in the basement or something and we found a whole bunch of ritual stuff
Dod you break into these buildings?
I hear that the police and swat use it for training probably a myth tho
0:39 am I one of those many people?
Inmates hmmm.....
Inmates got the prisoners. It was a med. Security prison after the state school. That closed on 2009
thats awesome not far from me.
Prisoners were last in there
Also multiple offender program motor vehicle was there fence was there back in school days!!!!too funny someone else has said you need to do homework prior to uploading do you know why the power bill is so nice and clean and neat because his spirits 9 keep it clean like that all the inmates
Been there and it was awesome
You know, when I first found out about this, I went, “oh, it must be an abandoned medical college!”
Boy was I wrong.
Your ignorance is so precious. I live in the Boston area and like your content. So, I'm inclined to not educate you on the horrors that happened in that basement. Just leave that history right where it is. In the past.
No you are not permitted in any buildings
Great video - fucking cool! 😉
😂 Thank you dude!
@@j-mass I posted a video of the old Odd Fellows Home in Worcester set over a video of an impromptu cellar jam session (with all the warts since it was just off the cuff). That was a really cool place but they tore it down and built a nursing home in its place.
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And yes waiting room 😂😂😂 secret button in there too turns it all into a runway fighter jet pop's up outta. The floor in the staff offices holly Grail shit i gotta stop watching sensitive info 😂😂😂more like inmates getting ready to leave so could be looking at that sensitive probation parole you said you were going to do your homework after you were done exploring I think you should next time before you put it up like the giant smoke stack down there that was the boiler room yes he did the whole place he got water I worked in there Saturday night smoke a lot of joints had a damn good time play shock incarceration SummitHouse program
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