Please note that these episodes discuss medical procedures, notes, and decisions made by

professional providers.

We aren't experts in these fields and don't have information beyond the notes.

This is the Fall Line.

The thing I found over there was that there's a palpable sense of loss there but also of

history and everything was so closed off there to the general public.

Even in broad daylight, the insides of those buildings are so dark.

A lot of times you have to carry a flashlight around.

And so you would get some sun coming in through the windows.

There's so much history in there still.

I mean, I'm talking.

They had patient dresses still in there.

The patient's names were still on the walls.

Imagine a liberal arts college left to decay.

Making red brick buildings, brace by columns, each named after a wealthy philanthropist.

There are windows but up high, along the upper floors.

They are barred and their glass is broken.

Inside the paint is peeling so that the rooms look like they're coated in thousands of

fluffy white wood shavings.

Old has spread across the wood and the plaster and light streams in through the damaged

ceilings, catching forgotten curtains, stray medical supplies and abandoned files.

Once housing several thousand people over 181 acres, the Bull Street campus has sat quiet

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