Explored Abandoned Letchworth Village Mental Asylum Buildings In New York State Closed Since 1996

There was a Lance vending machine with vintage snacks still inside, the best find of the day. Even the vandals spared it unless it was just that hidden. The mice managed to get inside and enjoy a few of the items.
Rosanne's Couch? Well, you'll have to watch and see...
The cafeteria still had some kitchen equipment including an industrial dishwasher and really amazing dining table booths.
I explored a few of the abandoned buildings on this huge complex in Rockland County NY. There were 130 buildings at its peak and there are still almost as many.
I walked for 5 hours exploring these buildings and it was fun and creepy at the same time.
I'm only showing my best finds in this video and try to show things that other explorers don't have in their videos. I always try to be new and different.
The complex had 130 buildings and was built in 1911 to house the mentally challenged. It was soon overcrowded and eventually suffered the same fate as other institutions with reports of abuse and neglect.
It was closed in 1996.
There were some items such as calendars dated 2000 but I think the town uses some of the buildings for storage. there were school chairs and desks in one building from one of the nearby schools.
The outside of the buildings are beautiful with natural decay and vines. The insides are quite another story but still worth a look.
I also looked inside the power plant and found a creepy dark tunnel. The tunnel had the coldest air and it was actually blowing out of it. Very eerie!
A lot of noises in these places as well - possibly haunted. I wouldn't be surprised if the ghosts of former patients were looking for attention.
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Thank you for sharing another sad place.❤

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I live next to that place

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