The hospital was built between 1909-1911 for tuberculosis patients.

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Opened in 1904.
More than 3,000 patients during the 1950's.
Closed in 1996.

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Building #25
The facility opened as a Farm Colony in 1912 with 32 patients.
By 1950 the Psychiatric Center was housing 6,000 inpatients.

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Established in 1855.
Kirkbride-plan building.

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Opened October 18th, 1871.
509,853 square foot Kirkbride-Plan campus.
Portions closed in stages, beginning in the 1970's.

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Not Available.

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The Pines Hotel was built in 1933.
It contains a theater, ice skating rink, golf course, baseball field, conference center, and pools.
Pines was closed in 1998.

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Building #1, the largest building, was built in 1914.
Building #2 was built in 1938.
Building #3, the power plant and administrative center, was built in 1938.
On September 10, 1998, the City of New York declared an emergency evacuation of Neponsit; it was closed soon after.

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Opened in 1919 as Seaside Sanatorium on a beach in Connecticut.
Ended the tuberculosis program in 1958.
Reopened in 1959 as Seaside Geriatric Hospital.
Closed in 1996.

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Updates coming soon.

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Opened in 1874.

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Established in 1907 as the Eastern N.Y. State Custodial Asylum.
Renamed Letchworth Village in 1909 in honor of William Pryor Letchworth.
The center cared for people with developmental disabilities.
Most of Letchworth closed in 1996.
Encore Palisades has purchased the property and there are plans for demolition and redevelopment in the near future.

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Located on Roosevelt Island in New York.
It was designed by James Renwick in the 1860s.

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Opened August 17, 1876.
The main hospital building is a Thomas Kirkbride design, which is closed except for a small front portion.
Many of the buildings were closed in the year 2000.
As of June, 2007, demolition of the kitchen building has started.
The medical building and a dormitory building are shown in the gallery.

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Dixmont State Hospital opened in 1862 near Pittsburgh, PA and originally had 113 patients.
The hospital was demolished in 2006.
The cemetery contains the graves of more than 1,000 former patients, each stone marked only with a number.
It dates from 1863 to 1937.

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This developmental center once contained more than 1,100 residents.
Many incidents of abuse, neglect, molestation, and stealing were taking place.
The Center eventually closed in 1991.

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The Catholic church is a Pittsburgh historic landmark.
It was built in 1890-1891 and partially rebuilt in 1909.

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