a cool piece of info i just found: Patients with acute mania were put in black rooms, patients with melancholia in red rooms. “There are violent rooms for mild forms of insanity; blue and green rooms for the boisterous, and a white room for the person who is practically well

One of the few urban explorers I’ve seen act so respectful, I’ve watched a couple of videos now, and the quieter voice and not disturbing the building is awesome

You are the first urban explorer I started watching and I just want to tell you even after watching many others you will always be my favorite. You don’t sensationalize anything for views and you are always so respectful of the places and seem genuinely interested in not just the buildings and physical items left behind but the stories of the people that once lived or worked in the different places you explore. I don’t recall if you’ve ever mentioned it in any past videos but I’m curious if you believe in ghosts or if there’s anywhere you’ve explored that you were creeped out by? Thank you for the amazing videos and keep up the great explorations!

This place is on my list for when I’m traveling. Most of the asylums where we live have been heavily vandalized. Great to see one in it’s simple stage of decay.

Even though this is dark content, you make me feel calm with your voice. I get to watch you and see this building without that artificial unease a lot of creators want to add into abandoned content

It makes me sad that they treated african Americans segregated even in a hospital .

I was thinking of going here but this place is too risky but driving around this campus and seeing the buildings from the outside it’s just a crazy feel by itself

This is eerie yet so interesting, I love abandoned facilities like this

I found your channel through my camp crush and I'm so glad they recommended you to me because your voice is so soothing

That Reader’s Digest magazine was published in October 1982!

Bro this is the ONLY yt that I can watch that doesn’t have all that ghost crap

Came from TikTok. Did not disappoint

Imagine someone that worked there is watching this

The one wheelchair that seemed like a bed may of been for people with certain disabilities who can't hold themselves up or control their body really and so they may have to be in a laying down position permanently or need there legs being held up. Or it could of also been a way to restrain some more violent patients but also allow them to be able to get out of their room.

Thank you for the upload very interesting especially the colour used, I feel this was an attempt to bring some form of positive stimulation to the place, I guess the latter stage before closure. Your voice is super chill. 👌

found you from ur bf's channel and i enjoy both of you guys channels! you and his voices are soothing and give nostalgia. keep up the great work!

Been missing your full length vids

As an abandoned souls player, abandoned hospitals scare me

your voice is so soothing!!

It's so cool and nostalgic to see this type of history but is so sad what happend here

I have a craw space under my house It's so scary

You post at the best times 💗

The wheel chairs are so people don’t bolt when going somewhere

where do you find places like that

Awesome video, great exploration 👍

I love your vids sm they inspire me to go to abandoned places

urbex muse + kelsi davies = the perfect collab

I don't mean this as shade or anything like that, I genuinely have this question, why do you have this whispering voice?.. I can deal with it but at times it gets a bit hard to listen to.. no judgement on you. Please don't take this personal. I just found yall through "now this" and I subscribed cuz I love this content! Lol

Awesome.

greatp icture. all the best, 🙃

Why arr you always quiet

Pibby ain’t real

No one was sterilized here.

The doors remind me of Poppy’s playtime

I’m the first one to comment

Why u walking so slow

I like the content but why dose she talk so much

I just know there are ghosties there