BB*X Wrote:
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> There is an old abandoned hospital in MD that you
> could check out. Its called Glen Dale and the
> place is huge. There is a trailer on the grounds
> that houses a police outpost since it is illegal
> to enter the buildings. I haven't been up there
> in a few years but you can park in a neighborhood
> that is in the area and then walk through the
> woods to get to the larger of the two buildings.
> Like I said this place is huge and very
> interesting. I never had any problem with the
> cops up there, you just have to make sure you
> don't make a lot of noise and if you see them
> driving around or walking you have to stay away
> from the windows.
>
> You'll definitely need a flashlight as the only
> way to enter the building will be from a ground
> floor window, most of them are boarded up so there
> is very lttle light on the first floor. I remeber
> this palce being at least four stories not
> counting the attic area that you can enter, there
> is also a basement with some really creepy rooms.
> We found the furnace they used for cremations and
> there were drawers in that room just like you
> would see in a morgue. This place is so big that
> you can't cover the whole thing in one day, my
> friend and I spent about six hours in there the
> first time we went and then we were so interested
> that we had to go back a bunch more times to go
> through the whole place.
>
> We didn't get a chance to go through the smaller
> of the two buildings, the smaller one has the
> police trailer positioned right in front of it.
> We did get in this building but saw the cops
> outside so we waited for them to move around the
> opposite side and then took off out the back.
>
> Check out this site for some cool pic's of urban
> exploration, this guy has been to Glen Dale as
> well as many places in the US and Europe.
>
> This is the link to the Glen Dale page -
>
http://www.opacity.us/site32_glenn_dale_hospital.h
> tm
>
> This is the link to his main page, pretty cool
> photos.
>
>
http://www.opacity.us/
I've been there several times back in the 90s. Really creepy, but cool. You can find the tunnels still, but they may be flooded.