Exploring the Notorious HAUNTED and Abandoned Eloise Psychiatric Hospital - Pt. 1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ส.ค. 2017
- In this Episode I'll be exploring the abandoned Eloise Psychiatric Hospital.
Walking through these creepy halls of Eloise was definitely an experience. You can tell how much history the building has, each turn reveals another chunk. Lights flickering and power humming is just a few of the creepy things you can experience walking through this terrifying abandoned asylum.
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the high pitch sound the entire time hurts
I do apologize, I tried to tone it down a bit and lower it but unfortunately there wasn't much I could do to completely get rid of it. Thanks for commenting!
Thanks for the warning, I'll pass.
Thanks for the warning, I'll pass.
Yes very much so
I'm a new subscriber, finally a video from decay in my own state! I can see Saturday will be my catch up day, I'll be watching Detroit EXP most of the day!
We really appreciate that. It's nice to know somebody is enjoying our content. Part three of this series is released tomorrow, so you can get the full trio :)
It's the whole time? Oh God, I can't watch then it could trigger a migraine.
Great choice of music. very ghostly and eerie, which fits the environment of that place perfectly.
It's interesting the lights are still on in this building.
I completely agree. Thanks for watching
I would have edited most of the sound out. I mean for the first few minutes that fire alarm made for an eerie effect. Any longer it just becomes highly annoying. Otherwise creepy good video. Keep'em coming.
I remember this building.
At that time it was a regular hospital in 1969 because my baby was born there at 7:54 AM.
At time in 1969 all the inner hospitals in Detroit were full in the emergency rooms and no one could not take me in while I was in labor.
I was only 17 years old back them and when I was in that hospital I remember as if it was yesterday. Very, very bad vibes in that place and I felt very scared.
Even doctors and nurses looked like something out of a scary movie. I was glad to get back home.
But I hated that hospital for real. 😥😥😥
Holy shit
I used to live a couple blocks away from this place, I always wanted to go in it before I moved into Michigan foster care.
Love the footage, wish I can add some of my music to it! What kind of camera you use? Cheers!
Work right nxt to it, it's all on property that was eloise. It's an amazing building, would love to take some of the old fence and posts off merriman.so sad to think bout the lives who only knew this place n never got to be anywhere else,fall in love, drive a car,etc
Great video. I grew up in the area. My best friend worked midnight at Eloise on the 3rd floor. They had to keep the lights off. They just used a small light. If a patient needs to go to the ER or morgue, she and her coworkers transferred them via the underground tunnel to the General Hospital. It wasn't uncommon to have homeless people keep warm and dry there.
Is it still
Their?
@@Elwedow Last I heard, all the buildings are gone. Just the Kay Beard building is left. I believe they have ghost hunting overnight events there.
How did you get inside I tried to go last night but couldn't find a way in all the windows now have metal covers so we couldn't get inside
Always see that place when I golf at Inkster Valley, one of the holes is right next to it
this was so good
Really appreciate the support!
Excellent adventure. I live in Wayne Michigan, and that was a self supporting city for many years. If they’d let you use those magnet gadgets you’d find treasures in the land that’s left. I wish they’d open those tunnels for a exploration. So much history! Thank you for sharing!👍😊
Thanks for reaching out! It was definitely a fun adventure :)
I agree with you. I grew up not far from Eloise. My doctor's practiced in the specialty buildings and we went to the General hospital. I am heartbroken they only kept the one building. So much history that they were a self contained city. Eloise wasn't just for the mentally ill, but seniors, disabled and low income. The residents worked. Whether it was the gardens, lands, kitchens, buildings or laborers. It gets them healthy and productive.
what part of elosie is this? part of it looks like the boiler room. when i was there in 2003 there was nothing really to see. did u open some hidden door???
Whenever I watch any of these abandoned type videos, I always hope the good, valuable, sought-after fixtures, doors, furniture other pieces of wood or hardware, etc. are salvaged or sold somehow. No need for it to all get thrown in the landfill. People want that stuff.
my dad was telling me about how him and his friends explored this place as a kid like in the 80s. he said that they found records and stuff. it was freaky
True story, I grew up in Livonia in the 80's and my friends and I totally used to explore that place and find all kinds of weird stuff, bowling balls, dental equipment, body bags, straight jackets...
That was awesome
Thank you very much for your support.
I'm from Inkster, I explored here in middle school, the buildings that have been long gone...not a lot left now. It was the city of Eloise in it's origin. My friend was born in the hospital there!!
I was born in 1963 in Nankin Mills later named Westland. I was fortunate to see many of the buildings being used or still standing. At first, it was a place of refuge and help. It did turn was it was state run and there have been many horror stories. I just wished they left some history because Eloise was it's own city. So much history. A couple museums would have been nice.
Thanks for making. Did you have to get permission to do this. ? I am intertested in going to see for myself
Kay Beard building? So Sad.....thanks!!
Power is still working, how long has this place been abandoned?
Hey man i plan on hitting this site soon. Wherr did you enter from?
My mother was born here when it was a hospital. She was born in 1972. I honestly would love to explore Eloise...but it should just be left at peace. Back in the day, it was like its own little town. I drive by it all the time and it makes me think of my mom. And sometimes i wonder what it would be like if it was still up and running. I wonder what she would think of it if she could see it today. If only there was a way to be there without getting fined for tresspassing.
It's honestly amazing how much land it had. It had everything inside it's complex. I would have loved to see it when these buildings still stood.
Great video. 80 buildings at one time were there?! wow!! Thanks for the info you give with all your videos.
+tamara walker The plot it was built on was bigger than a square mile if I remember!
My great aunt was murdered here. The story of what she endured has been passed down, and it hurts to see
I'm sorry. I feel it's a big slap in the face of them to have that new "haunted " house for Halloween this year. Yeah it's just for fun but real people went through that torture for real ya know? May your aunt rip.
I'm so sorry.
oh i remember back in like 2016 or 2017
me, my mom, my brother, and my mom's sister we're going out for a day and on our way out from our house we say smoke and thought a normal building was on fire until we acutally went to see it and it was the bakery there. yes it was sad to see a piece of westland history go but i now live in Howell so yeah
Sorry, unless you've been in the main tunnel and on the site before 1985, you haven't experienced the true horror of Eloise.
My great grandfather worked in Eloise, he worked there for a few years as secretary, but on occasion, he would go into the various wards where people where held, he told my grandfather all kinds of terrible stories of patients attacking him, people constantly asking him for help, he actually lost a part of his ear when a patient snuck behind him at his desk and bit it off... Not a nice place back in the day👍
Wow that's awful. Terrible stories, what an incredibly eerie place to work.
I bet. I would have loved to sit with him while he shared the stories.
Is that sound in the D "Kay Building"? I heard it when I went in too
Yes this is the Kay Building!
What were the molds used for inthe time stamp around 5.4?
They were clay molds for making stuff in some sort of pottery class or something. There was also a furnace and other pottery artifacts.
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Is it illegal to go there? I'd like to check it out with my brother in law
At the 6: 30 i noticed that saw . My dad has the exact same one.
The only thing i didnt care for was background music with paranormal videos. That ringing i couldnt deal with but i still subscribed. Sorry i wish i could watch this
Wow .
I completely agree.
I was born in inkster so yeah we use to ride past this building
Did you bring a geiger counter and radiation film badge?
I can remember when all the buildings were up ,my mom had a freind that lived in shacktown we would go visit and we would past the buildings the were so creepy I used to think werewolves were in there lol!
That must have been horrifying
I have a family member that was born in the hospital before it closed.
My mother knew someone who had their appendix removed there, waaaaay back then.
What do you think about a detroit urbex discord group?
+Byron Langerman That's actually a great idea! There's a lot of groups on Facebook that are great for keeping the community together.
Detroit EXP I have one setup already, although no one is in it. The link is: discord.gg/ZEAn3NW
+Byron Langerman That's a great way to get to know the community!
I grew up in Inkster not far from there
Me too
I wonder why they keep the lights on?
I suppose it would keep the scrapping to a minimum. It's far too late for that anyway.
I'm scared
WE don't blame you!
But.. how did you get into Eloise? I thought they were making a movie or something
It was a very short period of time when we went. It's locked up and secured since the making of this video.
dude thats actually crazy. i would imagine its secure now as its very famous and historical.
Who in the hell is still paying the electric bill for this building?
@clever monicker I can't even pay my own electric bill!
My dad went here and he said its haunted
Is this the psych hospital in Northville?
Alyssa Millinoff no it’s in Westland
Well done video. Right amount of commentary and creepy music.
Thank you very much. I really appreciate it.
A Great Explore! Always such a waste of good materials left behind and talk about pi$$ing money away...but we sure can raise your taxes with no problem. Ridiculous! Thanks for sharing!
+J Vatell Glad you enjoyed it! Such a money hole, makes you wonder who's paying those bills!
Woooooord! It's a fucking disgrace how ressources, money and energy gets wasted away like crazy. Like we got 10 planets of ressources and no problems and nothing better to do anyways!!!
The system we live in really has serious fucking flaws...
I grew up in Dearborn Heights Mi. My Dad was a meat cutter at the commissary at Eloise. Eloise was an incredibly huge complex. A thru J buildings. Each "lettered" building was three to four stories tall. All built in a "U" shape configuration. In the Summer time, I would go with my Mom to pick Dad up from work. At that time, the late 50's, early 60's, the entire complex was ensconced in a 14 foot iron fence complete with the pointed spikes at the top of each spire. The "patients" were allowed to walk the grounds within the complex. They were all wearing the long "tie in the back" white hospital gowns. Many of them would be utilizing the huge wooden swings large enough to accompany 4 patients. The image that was seared into my brain was watching many of these poor unfortunate people screaming, crying and talking to imaginary people. It really stuck with me. At least these poor unfortunate folks who had no family, had refuge. Now, the leftest democratic "elected officials" deem our most populated areas, "sanctuary cities" so the illegal aliens and the mentally ill can roam free. Sorry for getting political but hey, I guess its easier to let Americas down trodden to be left dying in the streets. Hell yea its easier! Especially when the last sorry excuse for a Pres. wanted to give Iran, a country who wants to kill every man, woman, and child in this country 150 BILLION DOLLARS.
Funny how history repeats itself and comes in waves. Way back in the early 1800s we recognized the issue, tried to do something about it and look at it and us now.
Saw the film based on this, it's a decent film x
I will have to go check it out :) Thanks for commenting.
Detroit EXP yeah it's not a bad film.. and no worries :)
Detroit EXP There's one literally one called Eloise and it's so good you should watch it...
@@DetroitEXP where can i go to view this film. My Grandmother died in this hospital. It was neverr spoke of and would like to see if there are any records?
You can't get in there anymore Right?
yeah does anyone have any info? is it demolished?
i live about 2 miles from the building it’s still up , you can book tours online for $65-$100
Who elas saw the cart in the hallway moved at one point in the video
What part
I only watched the film the other night mind boggling too felt sick to hear it was a true story some shocking things went on here these poor people and shame on them doctors and nurses for there torture they put on these poor people may there mind be at peace now and there rested as if life wasn't hard enough for them 💖 so sad.
Definitely an eerie vibe here. Thanks for watching.
That's what my parents told me too and my dad went there for a doctors appointment and he thought he heard screaming
😱😲😵
i woulder if they set off a alarm i hear this noise in the video that keeps going off
Почему в заброшенном месте есть электричество?
Ya, one of my relatives was a frequent flyer at Eloise from 1920 thru 1952. His daughter picked him up and brought him home. He said, "I'm never going back there", and took his life .
I wish it was a museum and it would be cool if they allow people to do a ghost hunt🙂
That's not a bad idea 😀
Always wanted to do a ghost hunt their I had a lot of experience of eloise visiting to take pics every time I go their I feel their presence of the people who passed on👻
And how exactly you want to "hunt" these "ghosts" ?
You do know, that the soul travels on after death, and doesn't stay down here, even more at some very spots? That doesn't mean some kind of energy can be left maybe, but it would be interesting, if you could explain deeper and more precisely about your experiences there (in general) and the topic.
Alot of people with mental issues died here I believe..........Well that’s what I heard anyways
The entire complex is condemned and has been sold. One condition of the sale is that all remaining buildings will be torn down. As for ghost hunting or exploring of any kind, if you get caught on the property without permission they consider it trespassing and they are pretty harsh about it - there are patrolling security guards as well as Westland Police.
Is this the Kay Beard building?
Yes
I was on the property back in the 90s...there were more buildings in the back that are gone now
Fire alarm in dreadfully bad on the ears
rewatch yr video i hear a loud siren noise
Gotta watch it with no sound
The bakery burned down march of last from an arson
Thank you for pointing that out!
Jah some teens did it
5:46... what is that?
That room was full of molds for the kiln they had there.
Did anyone else hear the ringing?
Everybody does. It specifically says at the beginning of the video that the sound you hear is the fire alarm.
Did they say in operation since the early 1800’s?
No.
It was opened in either 1894 or 1897.
Klergy it began operation in 1832 as a poor house and farm and developed into more over the years. It wasn’t officially named Eloise until 1894, but it’d been operating since 1832
@@shayd4107 When was this place abandoned?
if they get killed in the video just like the people in the eloise movie they made based off the building they would be freaky
if yall know anyway to get into there as of this comment, let me know please
My friend and I tried getting in 2 days ago and it was completely locked up. You can get into Northville physiatric hospital ... 20 minutes away from Westland tho.
it this in Westland Michigan
DT Nation yes
DT Nation around there. It's like right down the street from me😂😂
@@emmaleemiles7141 do you live in shacktown?
DT_ Nation_Yt yes I am the street after it it sucks
Gracieee same here
Hate the start but after that not bad. Turn down the pitch
this place is extremely haunted, my boyfriend dad grew up in Westland and told him about how they found over 100 remains of patients under the hospital with No proper burial. Be careful !
That's insane! I never heard about that, thanks for the update though.
At 3.48 somebody talks about stealing stuff...not cool.
Nothing was stolen, not to worry!
I live 3 miles from here. A spirit from here messed with my home
They were tortured there so it might be common
that ringing throughout the whole video was really annoying and kinda hurt when i was wearing headphones. please do not do that again lmao
Couldn’t hang with all that ringing noise. Sorry
My Roblox girlfriend is a Psychopath
+SHORA Interesting!
I PLAY ROBLOX
Eloise VoHiYo
who said 'YOUR SO FUCKED !:06
I heard that, too! Creepy.
Just like a decaying society that allows such waste then justified as lack of money
Totally agree. This place isn't even being used anymore, it's advertised as a haunted house.
I own the autopsy guerny table from that building I use it as my couch table and it is haunted
im getting arkham asylum vibes 🤢
Yes very eerie place. Did remind me of that for sure.
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You could do away with that annoying high pitched sound whatever it is
And what, exactly, makes it "creepy" and "terrifying?" Other than one's own state of mind, suggestions of others, or the unnecessarily manipulative (and laughable) background music? The *real* history of the place is fascinating enough. Decent footage (and appreciated), but why not go for quality and substance instead of silly cheap hype? Signed....someone who knows a thing or two about the place....
They tortured people there and they killed them so its haunted
Had to stop watching, the high pitch was annoying
Sorry about that! It was pretty loud and I couldn't figure out how to turn it off