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Actually we (in high school) thought it was an Insane Asylum - but someone in this thread had indicated it was a Tuberculosis Hosp. So it's a little foggy and unclear.

this place you could see the top of the facility from Arrowhead - it was literally on the Raytown, Kc and Independence meeting pt.

Well that's definitely the one I posted and sent to you. The address doesn't jive with the hospital though.



Here's the Oddfellows place in Liberty.



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Soooo...basically we have no idea what the place by Arrowhead was called? How long ago was it torn down?

That's the perfect gate for stopping a 95 year old, blind man on a scooter.

There's one a few minutes outside of Annapolis, MD. It was an African American mental hospital and the shit that went down there is unfathomable. Even after desegregation and even after the Nuremberg trials, which dealt explicitly with human rights, the treatment and torture of blacks there was unreal. There's something like 1600 unmarked Graves and over 30% of people who were sent there died. It was a concentration camp for Baltimore's mentally ill, homeless, or other "detriments of society."

http://darkroom.baltimoresun.com/201...te-hospital/#1


https://www-capitalgazette-com.cdn.a...730-story.html

I always knew it as the KC Municipal Farm and Jail. I believe the insane asylum was on the same property.

MO had numbered State Hospitals until they were defunded in the 1980s. There was one in Nevada, MO, which has since been torn down. They used to make us go sing for them when I was a kid. Scarred for life.

http://www.asylumprojects.org/index....State_Hospital

This is the Wonder Bakery at 30th and Troost opened in 1914 and one haunted place its now lofts. I wonder if folks living there now have had encounters.
http://i0.wp.com/midtownkcpost.com/w...1923.jpg?w=600

that could be a large gaping hole - some time between 1991 and 2000.

srvy could be right?