Makes me think about all the time I spent in the hospital as a kid. I had 30 + surgeries by the age of 14. That hospital went through many transformations through the years. It's cool seeing the older styles and some of the SUPER old styles again
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I love that there’s no graffiti or serious vandalism visible. It makes the site much more interesting. I get sad when people destroy abandoned sites just for the hell of it. Thank you for trying to protect it from potential vandalism. Also, why is there still a pay phone inside? I thought the phone companies usually remove them when they’re no longer used.
I love how respectful you are of every location you go to and how committed you are to documenting things exactly how they are when you walk in. I hate watching other explorers that talk about staging things to get the photo they want or a better video. I don’t want to see something fake. Part of the magic of these videos is recording history and how thing were left and how the naturally decay with time.
well even if they went in with bad intentions they are filming it so they would be making their own evidence, that and no one would like them, including the law... besides i think even removing a souvenir would be a bad idea, because if you're caught outside and they find the item you picked up... that can be considered stealing... because abandoned places like this fall under a different class then say an abandoned mine that hasn't been open in probably 30 - 100 yrs, and most are on public land... Where most of these places are actually private property, hence why the boys try and avoid contact inside as much as possible... trespassing can carry jail time :) What i like is they do more than just leg work, they do research so they kinda know a little bit about what they are wondering around in... keep up the great work you guys, been watching your stuff for about a month now... and 2 thumbs up! I do catch some stuff being an old bastard lol, the asbestos tiles, they technically are far less a risk to walk on(well when they are taken care of that is) then when they are made or installed and taken out... believe it or not a lot of your older operating hospitals still have floors covered in them, its cheaper to keep them waxed and fresh then to replace... but this place, i can near guarantee the reason it is still there is mostly due a lot to those tiles, and the fact its a hospital... the ceilings walls and floors are all probably loaded with asbestos materials... keep fire risk low... but again walking on then is far more safe than placing them or making them, any time you have to cut them... moisture can help keep the dust down which is good, but i would explore a old place with out at least a double layer cloth mask on... better safe then sorry mom always said :)
What makes your channel unique is that you don't focus on paranormal stuff and creepypasta but choose to show the beautiful aspect of decay. There is nothing intentionally scary, you're just creating a mesmerizing atmosphere.
I love how you RESPECT people’s privacy with the records. Even though the facility closed down while there was health privacy act. I also love the stills and the music to go with them
@@dannywilliams3764 as the boys said, looks like the room had been set up which took the work out of them having to find their own set up, so both channels made use of that opportunity :D great minds think alike
Don't ever change that intro song. every time I begin watching a new episode I have a fear it will change. it's iconic to your channel. like the chairs just chillin and the Christmas decorations.
It floors me when there are medical records, relatively recent ones, left behind instead of properly dealt with. Same thing with the biohazard stuff. It's like everyone just left in a rush and thought they'd come back later.
@@scottkrafft6830 I think it's less that, and more that people are just being lazy in the expectation that the place will be bulldozed soon after closing, and that it just doesn't need dealt with. That said the gov does like to pinch pennies, and I'd know because I've worked for the gov for 17 years.
One of the things that happens in America when a building closes is, things literally close down in weeks. And the last people to leave dont really know that they will be the last people in there legally for the next 10-30years. So the records would of been sorted through and prepared to be shipped out, but noone came to ship them out.
Same! I’m kind of confused as to how that even happens. Cause I always thought that when buildings shut down and close, they try to move it all to a new location, sell it, or get rid of it all. Why do they leave stuff behind? Unless it was like a legit emergency where they had to leave in a hurry like a nuclear power plant nearby exploded... I don’t understand.
@@bombtwenty3867 Hopefully no one. But .... you never know. Could be sensitive information that might effect various things .,. medical coverage, future insurance prospects, employment if they got out....
I feel like the video filmers could have been more respectable in that they didn’t need to be read or shared. No it shouldn’t be left behind but I feel people should have self respect and dignity to know not to share or read that sort of information about people.
*HiperFin* IKR---'cuz that's what I thought when they kept finding insulated doors. Obviously for different levels of cold. (Not like they could have the freezer _above_ the 'fridge...) Stay safe.
You beat me to it. Also could have been produce cooler, everything else cooler, freezer or similar setup. Could have also had a dedicated meat cooler as well.
Having worked in a large retail grocery store for many years, I was thinking the same. The coolers were likely built that way due to the variances in temperature. For example in retail, obviously the produce items have a separate cooler than does the meat dept., and so it would be within this prison hospital.
Thank you so much for a new video! I'm a disabled 61 y/o guy and have watched every one of your vids during this Covid bs. I've missed you guys and your explorations.
The room you were in at 20:48 and 21:17 was the original morgue for when it was a tuberculosis sanatorium. Or at least the old floor plan says haha they cleared all of that stuff out
I wonder how many people see this and think I remember working there or I remember being a patient there, and think I'm glad I'm not there anymore. Im a little weird right now by saying that this building is very pretty. No markings in it, no vandalism, just how an abandoned building should look. Love it
@@NOSUBSCRIBERSWANTED Yea, but who gets sued? And now that I think about it, what lawyer goes and trespasses on abandoned property to gather evidence. Then when the lawyer gets asked how he got those records, he would have to admit to trespassing.
Almost every public place I've seen video taped has had some kind of personal files left behind. If they aren't interested in moving out expensive equipment that could surely at the time be used elsewhere. Why take time to dispose of any public records? It is called laziness, and lack of moral obligation.
@@NOSUBSCRIBERSWANTED If any one person or Govt entity, etc. were taking any kind of responsibility for all these abandoned places with all this very personal data being left for anyone to find who cares to. Then guess what, this would have been handled professionally and appropriately from the very onset of abandonment. However, noone has been held responsible therefore we shall continue finding abandoned buildings with personal data left behind. With enough information for criminals to get fake identities. Because several of these files are from the deceased. Holding everything a criminals heart desires to become anyone of them names they choose to become.
Right, and the pictures too, wonder if someone sees them and thinks “aww that’s where those photos went” I mean someone might be missing those cute dog photos to look back on.
Love everything you guys do. I have one request.... Can you try a video where you take an overview photo and throughout the video, bring it up and highlight the area you are exploring at that particular time?
Fog outside, somewhat normal looking area and then rooms that are decaying as you progress. Definitely a Silent Hill dungeon. All that''s missing are the air raid siren and the devil nurses with their faces covered.
You guys are so compassionate for the time that came before your arrival!!! Thank you for that. They were just Living ... as are you and are. Out time will come... Urbex explorers may one day come upon the the bed or the room where you passed away and wonder.....
You guys are my absolute favorite explorers to watch. With your mics, lights, cameras, editing, ect, it’s top quality & we can actually see & hear what’s happening. I just wanted to thank & appreciate you guys for putting in the time & effort to making such great videos. Looking forward to your future videos 💛
the railroad tracks at the beginning is something straight out of a movie I swear! awesome footage. I've been glued to your channel for the past week now since I found it! great job keep the content going!
Man. That could be taken three different ways. Just chilling as in just sitting there, just chilling as in actually chilled (like a freezer) or just chilling as in scary and frightening.
@14:51...I love those shots you take..it’s a slow pan across a room or zoom out accompanied by some music that has to be tailor made because it captures the essence, the mood and melancholy of abandonment. It’s gotta be a Proper people trade mark because no one else does it like that
have you ever considered that there could be some really strange people who camp out in these buildings? and have you ever encountered just anyone before? (apart from security maybe)
In a few of their videos they've encountered people who are homeless. Luckily these guys are extremely respectful of their space and haven't had anything too bad.
There's a few videos of them bumping into people- there was a homeless dude in the abandoned funeral home, and some pretty chill scrapers in Louisiana. There have also been NOT chill scrapers where they ~properly~ peaced tf out.
There's a real old video of them using amateur cameras and shots exploring an abandoned hotel, and some crazy homeless dude yelled at them and chased them
@Jacob Dean idk why it would crack you up, it's an honest question. And they probably get new viewers quite often, look at the views, it's not all just their followers. Anyone would want to know when stumbling upon videos of people looking through abandoned places.
6:38 Likely a walk-in cooler (~40-50 deg F) then the walk-in refrigerator (20-30 deg F) then walk-in freezer (10-20 deg and below) Putting them inside each other reduces heat loss from opening the doors to the fridge and freezer, and increases insulation!
I always love the music y'all put on your videos. With the fog, the setting, the commentary and the music, working in tandem the way that they do, makes this a very enjoyably ambient video.
Out of all the abandoned exploration videos on TH-cam, you guys post the best content and capture the true, raw nature of these emotionally charged places. The way you observe each decaying structure and the various objects left behind with intense curiosity and how you record your experiences without staging fake scenarios to get more views is simply remarkable. I literally feel like I am joining you on your adventures from my own home, which is exciting and I love it. Thank you for coming through every time with exceptional content!!
Just about to watch part two,you guys are by far my fave explorers to watch..so many try and hype every little thing up they come across and get all excited and it pisses me off lol..you guys are so chilled it’s nice and easy to watch plus you give some background info on the buildings normally which is cool. Been sub’d awhile now and really enjoy the content..UK fan here 🙌🏻👍🏻
love the intro, just so you know its a fridge then its a freezer we have the exact same one at work, and them big soup things are double boilers heated with steam in a pressure jacket.
Wow. That first shot on the railroad tracks though.. I wish you'd have gotten a still of it -- perfect wallpaper image. As it is, I did screen-shot it & am using it as my wallpaper. Such a cool shot!
It's amazing how much decay could happen in just 10 years. 10 years ago I was working overseas! I guess when these places close, there's no budget for throwing stuff away and shredding patient records?
And now it's over 4 million, and still there's people bitching about having to wear face masks in stores. It's only going to get worse, because people there can't be trusted to do the right thing.
I am just wondering the back story behind this place??? Like what was the reason for the people just leaving the prison and having to leave everything...
They closed the hospital, and anything that staff wanted was taken away and that was that. The rest if for someone else to clean up, which no one did by the looks of things.
Really cool place so far. The bamboo was a pleasant surprise, that stuff is very invasive, It was probably planted in the landscape, but left unchecked, its taking over. Thanks for the adventure!!!
4:05 that with the medical records was big in the press in Germany when TH-camrs found there also vast amounts of patient records that were publicly accessible
Always love your content. I am so glad to have this during these times. Being stuck at home this makes me feel some connection to the outside spaces. Thank you for what you make and doing it in such a professional way, and respectful of the locations.
15:14 The ole Hoya Lift!!! Lol! I haven't seens one of those in YEARSSSSSS!!!!! They would have had chains that hooked to a pad, top and bottom on each side...usually for a very heavy, dead weight person, or just an extremely large person where a 'lift and pivot' or 'two person transfer' would be a little more dangerous for both the healthcare worker AND the Pt. The healthcare worker would then pump that long handle and the arm would lift the patient and one worker would guide the patient, while the other worker would pull the wheels out from either under the bed, or out from in front of the chair they were lifting the person out of and it'd be like the patient was in a swing. They'd then guide the pts legs into bed, or out of, and line them up where they'd want the patient to "land" and you'd push that handle into the bar where there was like a release valve and they'd SLOWLY, lol, let the patient down into place, while the other worker guides the patient into bed or the chair and you'd hope like hell they get the person right into the correct spot, high enough because you have to roll the patient back and forth to get them off the pad with chains bc you obviously can't leave it under the patient! Lol, it was usually hell for both workers AND the patient. I def do not miss those things!! Funny thing is, these places were always short staffed, so finding someone to work the thing while you guide the pt was a pain and would slow you down when you had so much other work to do too, so sometimes, if the person was an easy Hoya, you'd take the chance and do it yourself...but if you got caught, you'd get reprimanded and get caught enough and you'd get written up, lol! Can ya tell I got written up a time or two?? I also did private home care and we ALL did Hoya lifts alone if the person that was at home getting private care because they arent going to send someone in for a 5 min job! So, I would just do it alone at the facility too, but bc of state regs, it was a no-no...to get caught anyway, lol!
Are you a nurse? What system do they use now instead of this “Hoya Lift” thing? Sounds way too complicated. Lifting, turning, pumping, pushing, making sure you do it slowly. Sounds like defusing a bomb.
Jaymes420 I’m sure she’s glad you were here to swoop in on your white horse to rescue her. Your bravery is commendable, maybe we should create some sort of sonnet about you.
Amazing how some areas look like they were just shut down, just waiting for someone to come back and get back to work while others are heavily decayed. Its cool to see the rate of decay for something fairly recently abandoned.
Thank you proper people for being so absolutely proper and the video is just astounding as always love the background music and the background knowledge about the facilities and areas and things you or thank you for taking us on this journey with you 100% appreciated stay safe stay strong and as always thanks again
Imagine going through the files and seeing a name of someone you know? That would be wild! Haha I love when you guys explore abandoned hospitals or places with stuff left inside my favorite good job guys!
This channel is the ONLY good thing on TH-cam!!! LOVE THIS CHANNEL!!!!!! Why you guys don't have 100 million subscribers I do not know. Love your work!!
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What a wonderful and pleasant place to do some role-playing and make a porn movie.
Makes me think about all the time I spent in the hospital as a kid. I had 30 + surgeries by the age of 14. That hospital went through many transformations through the years. It's cool seeing the older styles and some of the SUPER old styles again
you should of had your masks on
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I'm surprised just how pristine this place is. No graffiti, no random destruction. Fantastic.
@Rico Suave stfu.
@Rico Suave what a badass
@Rico Suave you're Antifa right 😅
Considering the place was abandoned less than 10 years ago
It's so pristine, I'd love to see that place.
I love that there’s no graffiti or serious vandalism visible. It makes the site much more interesting. I get sad when people destroy abandoned sites just for the hell of it. Thank you for trying to protect it from potential vandalism. Also, why is there still a pay phone inside? I thought the phone companies usually remove them when they’re no longer used.
Totally agree , the graffiti really ruins alot of amazing places . x
The forgot about it!!
It's a pretty stark contrast to the previous vid of the streetcars
Cuz prisoners don’t have cell phones and still need to make calls?
Crystal H I wasn’t questioning why it was there at all, I was wondering why it wasn’t removed when the hospital closed.
I love how respectful you are of every location you go to and how committed you are to documenting things exactly how they are when you walk in. I hate watching other explorers that talk about staging things to get the photo they want or a better video. I don’t want to see something fake. Part of the magic of these videos is recording history and how thing were left and how the naturally decay with time.
well even if they went in with bad intentions they are filming it so they would be making their own evidence, that and no one would like them, including the law... besides i think even removing a souvenir would be a bad idea, because if you're caught outside and they find the item you picked up... that can be considered stealing... because abandoned places like this fall under a different class then say an abandoned mine that hasn't been open in probably 30 - 100 yrs, and most are on public land... Where most of these places are actually private property, hence why the boys try and avoid contact inside as much as possible... trespassing can carry jail time :) What i like is they do more than just leg work, they do research so they kinda know a little bit about what they are wondering around in... keep up the great work you guys, been watching your stuff for about a month now... and 2 thumbs up! I do catch some stuff being an old bastard lol, the asbestos tiles, they technically are far less a risk to walk on(well when they are taken care of that is) then when they are made or installed and taken out... believe it or not a lot of your older operating hospitals still have floors covered in them, its cheaper to keep them waxed and fresh then to replace... but this place, i can near guarantee the reason it is still there is mostly due a lot to those tiles, and the fact its a hospital... the ceilings walls and floors are all probably loaded with asbestos materials... keep fire risk low... but again walking on then is far more safe than placing them or making them, any time you have to cut them... moisture can help keep the dust down which is good, but i would explore a old place with out at least a double layer cloth mask on... better safe then sorry mom always said :)
What makes your channel unique is that you don't focus on paranormal stuff and creepypasta but choose to show the beautiful aspect of decay. There is nothing intentionally scary, you're just creating a mesmerizing atmosphere.
"A positive attitude may not solve every problem, but it makes solving any problem more pleasant." Honestly, that's really nice.
Those chairs weren't "just chillin." They were hiding under the mattress after seeing what couldn't be unseen.
LOL! Stay safe.
@@oldenweery7510 aSty safe wut?
@@upliftingsiren Keyboard lag: I corrected it. _Stay_ safe!
@@oldenweery7510 ok
They were dying
I love how you RESPECT people’s privacy with the records. Even though the facility closed down while there was health privacy act. I also love the stills and the music to go with them
"This is a setup."
"Oh yeah, definitely. Pfft."
*immediately uses it for a slow mo pan shot*
Lmao I was thinking the same thing
perhaps there was a movie shot there at some point.. I don't watch many horror nutty movies so IDK
It’s all fake they pay people to go in and set all this up I know the people that go in for them
@@redneckadventures7030 wtf you talkin.. Proper don't do that .. thats why the name. dream on it al night
That's EXACTLY what I thought!! They shot it down YET used it 😉🤣
I explored this place a few months back. Loved the library inside.
Looks like they pretty much copied your thumbnail too.
@@dannywilliams3764 as the boys said, looks like the room had been set up which took the work out of them having to find their own set up, so both channels made use of that opportunity :D great minds think alike
@@emmie2129 K
Bro you should get more views
@@LifeWithDy Hopefully
Very well put together, the background music, the fog!, slow still shots. Nice.
What we need is longer videos!!
Or maybe like a b-side to every “produced” video, they probably want to keep the quality up.
And that one really loud bird chirping away LOL
Yeah it's why I like the proper people
@Sir Nicholas D 😊
Don't ever change that intro song. every time I begin watching a new episode I have a fear it will change. it's iconic to your channel. like the chairs just chillin and the Christmas decorations.
It floors me when there are medical records, relatively recent ones, left behind instead of properly dealt with. Same thing with the biohazard stuff. It's like everyone just left in a rush and thought they'd come back later.
It's typical government stuff really - when EVER they can save even a few pennies, then by God, they're going to do it!
@@scottkrafft6830 I think it's less that, and more that people are just being lazy in the expectation that the place will be bulldozed soon after closing, and that it just doesn't need dealt with. That said the gov does like to pinch pennies, and I'd know because I've worked for the gov for 17 years.
One of the things that happens in America when a building closes is, things literally close down in weeks. And the last people to leave dont really know that they will be the last people in there legally for the next 10-30years.
So the records would of been sorted through and prepared to be shipped out, but noone came to ship them out.
It always amazes me how many 'confidential' records are left in these facilities. 🏨
That elevator was so cool! 😎
Same! I’m kind of confused as to how that even happens. Cause I always thought that when buildings shut down and close, they try to move it all to a new location, sell it, or get rid of it all. Why do they leave stuff behind? Unless it was like a legit emergency where they had to leave in a hurry like a nuclear power plant nearby exploded... I don’t understand.
Who is going to be interested in an old Lags 10 year old medical record?
@@bombtwenty3867 Hopefully no one. But .... you never know. Could be sensitive information that might effect various things .,. medical coverage, future insurance prospects, employment if they got out....
I feel like the video filmers could have been more respectable in that they didn’t need to be read or shared. No it shouldn’t be left behind but I feel people should have self respect and dignity to know not to share or read that sort of information about people.
@@allthingsbotdf They blurred out all personal information...
That shoot of walking on a misty forest on an old railroads is such a whole new vibe
Chill aesthetic, you name it
Was creepy af
@@Triadii almost like something from horror movies but its cool
I fell in love with that view totally such a new mysterious cozy vibe
6:37 I'm pretty sure it's (in order of entry) a walk-in refrigerator (30+ degrees), freezer (0-30 degrees), deep freezer (0- degrees).
Oh wow I don’t think I would’ve thought of that makes sense
*HiperFin* IKR---'cuz that's what I thought when they kept finding insulated doors. Obviously for different levels of cold. (Not like they could have the freezer _above_ the 'fridge...) Stay safe.
Yeah that's what I thought...and I know this cause I worked at a fast food restaurant as a teenager ^^;
You beat me to it. Also could have been produce cooler, everything else cooler, freezer or similar setup. Could have also had a dedicated meat cooler as well.
Having worked in a large retail grocery store for many years, I was thinking the same. The coolers were likely built that way due to the variances in temperature.
For example in retail, obviously the produce items have a separate cooler than does the meat dept., and so it would be within this prison hospital.
Opening scene (walking down railroad tracks in the fog) made me think of "The Walking Dead" .
gave me some silent hill vibes.. in a way xp
I thought of a Quiet Place
I love how there were all kinds of patient medical records just laying there for anyone to find.
Thank you so much for a new video! I'm a disabled 61 y/o guy and have watched every one of your vids during this Covid bs. I've missed you guys and your explorations.
The room you were in at 20:48 and 21:17 was the original morgue for when it was a tuberculosis sanatorium. Or at least the old floor plan says haha they cleared all of that stuff out
What is this place called?
Those timestamps don’t really mean anything...
@@nathan484848 you can find it if you scroll back to the control room part. It’s located in nc
A freezer inside of a freezer, inside of a freezer, inside of a freezer ,that has its own freezers, that makes its own freezers.
Its freezeception
I wonder how many people see this and think I remember working there or I remember being a patient there, and think I'm glad I'm not there anymore.
Im a little weird right now by saying that this building is very pretty. No markings in it, no vandalism, just how an abandoned building should look. Love it
Hello Rose how are you doing today
I wonder if someone sees this and says 'shit I forgot to take those patient files with me when it closed down'.
@@NOSUBSCRIBERSWANTED ...holy crap
@@NOSUBSCRIBERSWANTED Yea, but who gets sued? And now that I think about it, what lawyer goes and trespasses on abandoned property to gather evidence. Then when the lawyer gets asked how he got those records, he would have to admit to trespassing.
Almost every public place I've seen video taped has had some kind of personal files left behind. If they aren't interested in moving out expensive equipment that could surely at the time be used elsewhere. Why take time to dispose of any public records? It is called laziness, and lack of moral obligation.
@@NOSUBSCRIBERSWANTED If any one person or Govt entity, etc. were taking any kind of responsibility for all these abandoned places with all this very personal data being left for anyone to find who cares to. Then guess what, this would have been handled professionally and appropriately from the very onset of abandonment. However, noone has been held responsible therefore we shall continue finding abandoned buildings with personal data left behind. With enough information for criminals to get fake identities. Because several of these files are from the deceased. Holding everything a criminals heart desires to become anyone of them names they choose to become.
Right, and the pictures too, wonder if someone sees them and thinks “aww that’s where those photos went” I mean someone might be missing those cute dog photos to look back on.
Love everything you guys do. I have one request.... Can you try a video where you take an overview photo and throughout the video, bring it up and highlight the area you are exploring at that particular time?
That would ruin the vibe of exploring
Fog outside, somewhat normal looking area and then rooms that are decaying as you progress. Definitely a Silent Hill dungeon. All that''s missing are the air raid siren and the devil nurses with their faces covered.
Cannot express how much heavy fog adds to urbex videos.
Even better that they won’t be seen in case security roams around
You guys are so compassionate for the time that came before your arrival!!! Thank you for that. They were just Living ... as are you and are. Out time will come... Urbex explorers may one day come upon the the bed or the room where you passed away and wonder.....
You guys are my absolute favorite explorers to watch. With your mics, lights, cameras, editing, ect, it’s top quality & we can actually see & hear what’s happening. I just wanted to thank & appreciate you guys for putting in the time & effort to making such great videos. Looking forward to your future videos 💛
the railroad tracks at the beginning is something straight out of a movie I swear! awesome footage. I've been glued to your channel for the past week now since I found it! great job keep the content going!
It would be great to interview any former staff or patients from here to get some background on the place and what it was really like
Those freezers were just chilling
Man. That could be taken three different ways. Just chilling as in just sitting there, just chilling as in actually chilled (like a freezer) or just chilling as in scary and frightening.
@@spindalis79 The chillin' trifecta 🤨
The hole in that door is called a “feed up flap” in NYS prison. You guys are are awesome, keep it rolling.
@Rico Suave nothing wrong to tell the people what it's
@@ninoroes07 whoosh^^.
Food tray slot/ Texas
@Rico Suave oh sorry
@Rico Suave I'm so sorry, I didn't know about 'prisonary' things
When they get around to making a "FALLOUT" the video game movie you guys make bank being location scout consultants.
hell yea dude
It also really reminds me of silent hill. I mean really does. I expected pyramid head to show up anytime.
I really want a fallout game in the UK, or heck, maybe Seattle - Portland Area
I remember I saw this when it was still in business, my friends stayed there, it's insane to see the condition it's in now
@14:51...I love those shots you take..it’s a slow pan across a room or zoom out accompanied by some music that has to be tailor made because it captures the essence, the mood and melancholy of abandonment. It’s gotta be a Proper people trade mark because no one else does it like that
have you ever considered that there could be some really strange people who camp out in these buildings? and have you ever encountered just anyone before? (apart from security maybe)
In a few of their videos they've encountered people who are homeless. Luckily these guys are extremely respectful of their space and haven't had anything too bad.
There's a few videos of them bumping into people- there was a homeless dude in the abandoned funeral home, and some pretty chill scrapers in Louisiana. There have also been NOT chill scrapers where they ~properly~ peaced tf out.
@Jacob Dean Yep. At least once a video... *sigh*
There's a real old video of them using amateur cameras and shots exploring an abandoned hotel, and some crazy homeless dude yelled at them and chased them
@Jacob Dean idk why it would crack you up, it's an honest question. And they probably get new viewers quite often, look at the views, it's not all just their followers. Anyone would want to know when stumbling upon videos of people looking through abandoned places.
6:38
Likely a walk-in cooler (~40-50 deg F) then the walk-in refrigerator (20-30 deg F) then walk-in freezer (10-20 deg and below)
Putting them inside each other reduces heat loss from opening the doors to the fridge and freezer, and increases insulation!
The beautiful photography never ceases to amaze me, I also love how respectful you guys are at these places! Keep up your amazing and unique videos❤️
I always love the music y'all put on your videos. With the fog, the setting, the commentary and the music, working in tandem the way that they do, makes this a very enjoyably ambient video.
The walk to the Hospital on the railroad track with the fog looks like a scene straight out of the game DayZ.
Out of all the abandoned exploration videos on TH-cam, you guys post the best content and capture the true, raw nature of these emotionally charged places. The way you observe each decaying structure and the various objects left behind with intense curiosity and how you record your experiences without staging fake scenarios to get more views is simply remarkable. I literally feel like I am joining you on your adventures from my own home, which is exciting and I love it. Thank you for coming through every time with exceptional content!!
So eerie to imagine these places teeming with life and just cut silent.
Eerily all that we see around us will be gone eventually!
My wife and I really enjoy your videos. You guys do a great job creating, editing, etc.
Forever fans down here in Texas 🤙🏻
The “wheel chairs” w holes are commode chairs. You can either put a bed pan under or push the chair over the toilet.
Hello Robyn how are you doing today
I swear I’ve never seen better editing with that music in my lifetime
9:21 - not sure if you guys meant to censor that out or not, but figured you should give it another glance.
8:16 does have the name of the facility
Shhhhhhhhhhh
Can't see it but it's probably Danvers
Kenneth Bossio its not danvers
Kenneth Bossio i know the location, not gonna share it on comments because i want to preserve its condition but reach out to me if you really want it
Just about to watch part two,you guys are by far my fave explorers to watch..so many try and hype every little thing up they come across and get all excited and it pisses me off lol..you guys are so chilled it’s nice and easy to watch plus you give some background info on the buildings normally which is cool. Been sub’d awhile now and really enjoy the content..UK fan here 🙌🏻👍🏻
Your voices are so soothing. Another great video. Thanks, guys!
love the intro, just so you know its a fridge then its a freezer we have the exact same one at work, and them big soup things are double boilers heated with steam in a pressure jacket.
Steam kettles on a DD.
Wow. That first shot on the railroad tracks though.. I wish you'd have gotten a still of it -- perfect wallpaper image. As it is, I did screen-shot it & am using it as my wallpaper. Such a cool shot!
It's amazing how much decay could happen in just 10 years. 10 years ago I was working overseas! I guess when these places close, there's no budget for throwing stuff away and shredding patient records?
This location is in the Southeastern US. Heat and humidity decays it faster than colder areas up north
15 cases in America sounds like years ago but it was only ~5 months
And now it's over 4 million, and still there's people bitching about having to wear face masks in stores. It's only going to get worse, because people there can't be trusted to do the right thing.
@@TheMellowGrenade Wow- 10 months and we’re already at 34 million. Crazy.
I love watching these abandoned hospital videos. Been watching you for a long time and the videos just keep getting better and better!
Hello Kim how are you doing today
EMS record is for inmate RITCHIE L PURYEAR who died after being admitted to that hospital
This Covid stuff in a way is a blessing. We can see all of the footage you guys had backlogged.
My favorite thing about exploring places is the birds chirping and the smell of the air
Have to wake up at 4.30, was about to put my phone down to sleep but I can't say no to this 😅
Ella St John honestly same, I was like one more video can’t do any damage 😂😂
11pm for me
@K05 T4R unfortunately not, I have to be on my feet the whole time. No napping for me! 😅
Really liked the atmosphere in this video, the heavy mist mixed with a near untouched scene made it a real gem. I'm excited for part 2!
I appreciate that you don’t cover up the sounds much. I like the ASMR of rain and footsteps in the rubble.
I love it when y'all say "chairs just chilling". I catch myself saying just chilling when I see certain objects. Lol! Y'all are my favorite to watch!
Heavy fog. Hospital. So like the perfect Silent Hill location.
Great explore as always.
And again a perfect choice for 'come in' sound👌 So fitting to the situation!
Best asmr videos for laying in bed and fall asleep
I am just wondering the back story behind this place??? Like what was the reason for the people just leaving the prison and having to leave everything...
They closed the hospital, and anything that staff wanted was taken away and that was that. The rest if for someone else to clean up, which no one did by the looks of things.
Really cool place so far. The bamboo was a pleasant surprise, that stuff is very invasive, It was probably planted in the landscape, but left unchecked, its taking over. Thanks for the adventure!!!
4:05 that with the medical records was big in the press in Germany when TH-camrs found there also vast amounts of patient records that were publicly accessible
I don't know why but I love the feeling of watching the exploration of abandoned buildings in the conditions similar to this building.
"good condition"
Lol I think Exploring with Josh and his homies set up that one room 😂
I think so too😂😂
Always love your content. I am so glad to have this during these times.
Being stuck at home this makes me feel some connection to the outside spaces.
Thank you for what you make and doing it in such a professional way, and respectful of the locations.
15:14 The ole Hoya Lift!!! Lol! I haven't seens one of those in YEARSSSSSS!!!!! They would have had chains that hooked to a pad, top and bottom on each side...usually for a very heavy, dead weight person, or just an extremely large person where a 'lift and pivot' or 'two person transfer' would be a little more dangerous for both the healthcare worker AND the Pt. The healthcare worker would then pump that long handle and the arm would lift the patient and one worker would guide the patient, while the other worker would pull the wheels out from either under the bed, or out from in front of the chair they were lifting the person out of and it'd be like the patient was in a swing. They'd then guide the pts legs into bed, or out of, and line them up where they'd want the patient to "land" and you'd push that handle into the bar where there was like a release valve and they'd SLOWLY, lol, let the patient down into place, while the other worker guides the patient into bed or the chair and you'd hope like hell they get the person right into the correct spot, high enough because you have to roll the patient back and forth to get them off the pad with chains bc you obviously can't leave it under the patient!
Lol, it was usually hell for both workers AND the patient. I def do not miss those things!! Funny thing is, these places were always short staffed, so finding someone to work the thing while you guide the pt was a pain and would slow you down when you had so much other work to do too, so sometimes, if the person was an easy Hoya, you'd take the chance and do it yourself...but if you got caught, you'd get reprimanded and get caught enough and you'd get written up, lol! Can ya tell I got written up a time or two?? I also did private home care and we ALL did Hoya lifts alone if the person that was at home getting private care because they arent going to send someone in for a 5 min job! So, I would just do it alone at the facility too, but bc of state regs, it was a no-no...to get caught anyway, lol!
Are you a nurse? What system do they use now instead of this “Hoya Lift” thing?
Sounds way too complicated. Lifting, turning, pumping, pushing, making sure you do it slowly. Sounds like defusing a bomb.
I’ve found a new quarantine obsession, your videos
It's sad they left all those wheelchairs behind. They could have loaded them up and shipped them off to some place that could have used them.
These vids keep getting better and better. The camera work. The editing. The atmosphere. Nice work guys. Looks like Art to me.
Beautiful beautiful work as always! Love you guys!
Please, never change your intro it's my favourite!
Think if I bought the ridge wallet I won't have any money left to put in it hahaha!
@Sir Nicholas D don't be a creep. It's never charming.
@Sir Nicholas D are you going to give her money to go on a date or something?
@Sir Nicholas D simp
Jaymes420 I’m sure she’s glad you were here to swoop in on your white horse to rescue her. Your bravery is commendable, maybe we should create some sort of sonnet about you.
same
I’ve been super into this channel this week, I found it cause I’m always searching for exploring vids of abandoned places.
Hello Mani how are you doing today
just went to an asylum a few weeks ago. You guys inspire me to drive hours to see the decay.
chillin chairs and Christmas decorations are the only thing keeping me alive
Icing up a cold one for this. Thanks guys!.
Please don’t ever stop exploring guys been watching for 3 years I really enjoy the hospital eps
I really, really love your guys' content! Hope I get to meet you guys and do some exploring in Florida!
Amazing how some areas look like they were just shut down, just waiting for someone to come back and get back to work while others are heavily decayed. Its cool to see the rate of decay for something fairly recently abandoned.
There is freezer in a freezer in a freezer haha :D
Great explore guys and what an awesome Location I'm curious about part 2
Stay safe guys!
Wait. It's all freezers?
@@cee_yarr Always has been
Yo dawg I heard you like freezers...
Thank you proper people for being so absolutely proper and the video is just astounding as always love the background music and the background knowledge about the facilities and areas and things you or thank you for taking us on this journey with you 100% appreciated stay safe stay strong and as always thanks again
Just imagine they have hours of footage but they have to edit it down to 24 minutes
i've said it before and i'll say it again NEVER change your channel intro it's perfection and instantly recognisable
With all the fog, this is giving me strong silent hill vibes. 🤣
Fascinating yet so scary & creepy - great vid guys 👍🏻
6:49 I guess you can call it a deep freeze
Hello Bradie how are you doing today
The walk along the tracks to get there was just beautiful!
I would no joke watch a 30 minute video of that.
Imagine going through the files and seeing a name of someone you know? That would be wild! Haha I love when you guys explore abandoned hospitals or places with stuff left inside my favorite good job guys!
I that would scare the hell out of me
This channel is the ONLY good thing on TH-cam!!! LOVE THIS CHANNEL!!!!!! Why you guys don't have 100 million subscribers I do not know. Love your work!!
Never thought someone would break INTO a prison🤣
SpizaleFTW It’s not their first time. 😂
@@basshead2003 I was going to comment just that 😂
I’ve been obsessed with this channel recently. Glad I am.
8:22 They didn't notice all those prisoner mug shots ?
The walk-in system for the kitchen is the cool, freezer, and deep-freeze. I work at a restaurant, and we use a very similar setup.
SO SAD TO SEE THIS SO MANY PERSONS NEED THOSE WHEELCHAIRS AND MORE GEEEEE
Really cool vibe with this place in the middle of a foggy forest
When is part 2 coming? Love the video ty
Next week!
@@TheProperPeople
Please grab the vintage computer terminal thing in the thumbnail.
guys thx much posting this one been waiting the quality and narrative is top notch be safe out there