Caught By Security: 1800’s Gothic Style Asylum!

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** Disclaimer, This video is a great example of why urbex is so dangerous, Please use extreme caution! **
Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:53 Exploring
02:21 First Building
10:11 Exploring
11:40 Power Plant
16:37 Active Vehicles
19:36 Exploring
22:40 SECURITY
26:04 Escorted Out
26:36 Recap W/ John
29:18 Outro!
- In this episode, we find ourselves in a beautiful 1800s Insane Asylum. Growing up in this area and passing this as a kid I always had wanted to see it up close, it was here where I found my passion for urbex and abandoned places! While this place was quiet and peaceful, we knew there was construction and security in certain parts, for this reason, we were extra careful when exploring and just when we thought we had gotten away… turns out there were multiple security guards. While we couldn't see as much as we hoped or planned it was certainly nice to see some of what was left of this beautiful piece of history. Join us as we discover what remains and find our way out to safety.
- Thanks for watching, we hope you enjoyed it. While we wanted to show more for you guys it was best that we just leave the premises! Stay tuned for an abandoned tuberculosis hospital and many great resorts/hotels in upstate NY!
- J&SCrew!

[@dmrgen]

to think that people lived there, some probably for years on end and maybe even for their whole lives… thank you for this informative and daring video!

[@JSExplores]

Thanks! Yes, it was risky and dangerous but I loved this place. It’s beautiful and so is it’s history!

[@GuitarPlayer-qe7ex]

Awesome Job Guys!

[@JSExplores]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@productiveparanormal]

Crazy huge

[@JSExplores]

Yes! Incredible place. This was so fun, besides getting caught I’m so glad to have been able to step foot in here again! Thanks for watching and for the support. Have a great day

[@roseyglasses59]

I've passed it a million times on 84 thanks for the walk through stay safe

[@JSExplores]

I know, it’s absolutely gorgeous! Always been in love with this place just never found the time to make it here. Really glad we saw it for one last time

[@roseyglasses59]

If you knew the history on asylum 's you'd be shocked and sickened .

[@JSExplores]

Definitely… some good, but mainly all bad!