In its heyday, the Mansfield Training Center was one of the busiest mental health facilities in the state. Now some believe the buildings that remain are still busy—with the spirits of patients long gone.
Abandoned Places
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A river runs under it—and by “it,” we mean Hartford. But for centuries, the Park River (aka Hog River), was above ground and accessible to all.
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Before it was known as a creepy abandoned mental hospital, Seaside Sanatorium was a place that employed unusual methods to cure sick kids.
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Once a children’s hospital, and later a facility for the mentally challenged, Seaside Sanatorium in Waterford has been abandoned for over a decade, despite its architectural pedigree and prime location. Update: We visited Seaside in April 2011.
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Shade Swamp Sanctuary, “The Abandoned Zoo,” Farmington
by Ray Bendiciby Ray BendiciThe rusting, dilapidated remains of a former wildlife sanctuary in Farmington make for a creepy spot to visit.
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During its heyday, the Sterling Opera House had its share of famous entertainers visiting and fat ladies singing. Now it’s gaining a reputation for ghostly spirits haunting. Update: We visit the Sterling Opera House to see if Andy wants to come out and play …
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Undercliff Sanatorium in Meriden was another in the long line of creepy, abandoned mental hospitals in Connecticut.
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Unbeknownst to many citizens of Connecticut, there are a few odd things below the surfaces of our favorite lakes.
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