Location?

37 years frozen in time 😮

It’s called McCune I was there when I was a teenager

I remember when I was there damn times changed

Thanks for the video.

David Trailer Building¿

Godzilla uses Barney's face as a hat,

It sounded like there was some kind of construction going on, are they renovating it or just leaving it to sit and rot I wonder. That’s already a crappy part of town, a lot of shenanigans can go on in such a big abandoned place.

they built me to die to lung exhaustion in a place like this

Godzilla just did Barney wrong

Wow! My dad attended this military school back in the 1960's. He and a group of businessmen tried to save it from bankruptcy , but the amount of money they needed ending up being astronomical, so they had to let it go.

I lived in Fulton, Missouri (where this hospital for the criminally insane is located) while attending college. It was in full operation then, in the late 1980's, and the people there were some of the most dangerous people alive. There is a cemetery behind the hospital where the patients who died in captivity are buried. We used to take our college girlfriends there late at night to scare the pants off them, although now I wish we wouldn't have as I see the action as terribly disrespectful and childish now. There are tunnels that run underneath Fulton which connect to every building at Westminster College, and to different building in the town. The tunnel system was constructed before the civil war, and a professor and native Fulton-ite(who was over 85 years old in 1989) told me that the tunnels were used by slaves prior to the civil war to deliver laundry and meals to students on campus. We broke into those tunnels while attending school and explored them. They are bricked off in most places, but if someone used a hammer and a small chisel, they could get through the brick barricades as they are over 100 years old and the concrete is decaying. Scary place. We were told that the tunnels below the mental hospital also connect to the town, but we never tried to verify that for obvious reasons.

Gives thoughts about oxidation.

What State? Bye Felicia.

Bro,this is way cool.Up there with the KZfaqr that went into Bohemian grove

Big fan of what you do we’re in STL and go to a lot of your spots

Why would they leave the fire truck more over why they just up and left the fire station

I’ve been there and it was soooo nice! The city needs to claim Eminent Domain because the owner doesn’t care and lives in a foreign country. Such a prime location for the city to make money!!

If those walls could talk......

I used to work at Calco in the mid 80s to early 90s. I worked in the lab next to the bathroom and performed quality control on the raw and finished product. I later learned how to run the limestone pulverizing plant and the lime kiln. I moved on to Jacksonville Florida where I started as a asphalt plant operator to plant manager. Thanks, this really brings back a lot of memories. Be careful of the lime dust, it will burn your skin.

We had an N&W station in Windsor, VA back in the 70's and early 80's when we lived there. I took many measurements and photos of it so I could build a model in O Scale. I never built the model but I have all the drawings, notes and photos in a notebook. Thanks Virginia Tech in Blacksburg has a photo archive of this type of station as it was a standard model. It was later torn down. I understand it was moved somewhere but I never found any details on that. It was in good shape back then. Maybe I'll build that model after all. Thanks for posting the video. I like the scale.

That train station was probably built in the day when there was steam engine s

It's a shame they have let this depot get this run down. There has been talk for a long time of restoring it and they were actively working on it at one point. Thanks for sharing.

Hazardous Abandoned Mine ✅ Very Remote location ✅ Dangerous long hike required to access ✅ Graffiti ✅

My grandmother was here from 1936 until 1939. She was in her 40’s when our mom was born and suffered a breakdown after that.

Old forest park hospital before they tore it down?

Kinda sad, our old dog used to fetch the newspaper every morning back in the early 2000s and we'd read the comics.

I worked there at the Biggs Building for several years. I loved it and the patients loved me. I would stand at the half doors and talked to them. I also worked evenings at Scholastic and could buy returned books for 10 cents a piece. I would bring many to the building and patients could get them to read if they behaved for a certain amount of time. They were so grateful for those books. I was so glad I could help them to enrich their minds. I have very fond memories of my years there.

RIP

❤ love your work as always. 9mm

That is a big place to be making the news paper judging from the size of it The Paper is for a big metropolitan city

Damn, I wanted to find out if this place was demolished or not but all Google results for it are about actual acid trips.

Certainly from a different time in St. Louis. Population drops every year, fewer conventions. The cost to renovate and maintain for a shrinking number of guests...... pretty cool to see again though. I was there twice in the eighties and it needed some work then.

Ate at the top at least twice in my life.. Didn't encounter any squatters?

OMG CREEEPY

Gone and likely never coming back. sad.

Nice operatingroom

DOES ANY OF THIS STILL STAND SOMEONE PLS LMK ❤

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This is a super neat channel. Btw @11:00 mark. That final room - there is a guy that lives in there now. He hangs out with his dog in the hanger right next to that during the day and his bed on top of that table in the final room shown. Looks like he moved in after you shot this video though lol

Alot of kids whent tru hell at that place and alot of people that worked their should have been sent to prison all the way up untill it closed down.

is this in st. louis?

some people locked themselves in a cell a couple weeks ago and had to get police to come get them out

super curious about this place, is there anyway to get in contact with you to do a collab and explore it again?

Where?

3:10 that is either a regular interventional radiology room or a cath lab, most likely a interventional radiology room as the cath lab would be in the cardiology department. There’s the c-arm x-ray camera designed for guided fluoroscopy when doing a minimally invasive procedure. And there’s the overhead TV monitors.

You should visit the old and shut down Missouri Rehabilitation Center in Mt.Vernon Mo.

@ 3:16 a shadow goes up the stairs overhead.

Was over that whole building, the kitchen and the one man elevator was a go too . My father worked there over thirty years .

I think the first building would be the end process of "dewatering" and incineration of the waste/byproduct after the sewage goes through several gravitational and biological processes, separating/cleaning the water.