Whoever liked this before I could pin a comment is fcking awesome, just like the rest of you fcking awesome people. Stay awesome! 👊🏻

@MrL4t3

4 жыл бұрын

Stay awesome all day, every day 🤘

@bsage5514

4 жыл бұрын

Rnk AwEsoMe!!! ❤️❤️❤️

@shannonsmith9683

4 жыл бұрын

I know EXACTLY where you guys went...my aunt died in their care back in the 90's it was a horrible place and I'm so happy its closed!!

@jjdoughboy

4 жыл бұрын

The high school I went to was a fall out shelter. they cleaned it out one year. they had those but held water. I wish i would have went dumpster diving.

@webeeankylosingspindylitis7838

4 жыл бұрын

Hi Robb!1st ur awesome because u go to these places & bring it to our homes.2nd at 2:19 i don't remember if its cerebral palsy or something different but this chair thing reminds of the special wheelchairs for those who can't hold there heads up.its so sad but interesting to see how in the past people were treated so badly.today the things they would throw away people for they now have cures or ways to help them live a happy productive life.I do miss Kristy,I do understand she has some other stuff to do.I would love to see Kona(?) do an explore with u in these places.that tub at 18:33 probably creeps u out because in these places they used some tubs for hydrotherapy,they would stick people in the tubs to calm them down & it worked quickly.thanks for another amazing video & I can't wait till the next :-)

They were used for bathing paralyzed people, so they didn't have to put them in the deep tubs or lift them out.

@kiwi9921

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for answering the question. I was wondering what it was. Now I know.

@mikem4548

4 жыл бұрын

Yepppp I was thinking 🤔 that was what it was. I was right.

@alynpets7133

4 жыл бұрын

Now they have shower stretchers. My son was quadriplegic and lived in a long term medical facility until he passed in 2017. They would lift him on to the stretcher with his Hoyer lift and then roll him down to the shower room. They hold just enough water to have a shallow bath. The end of the it rolls over a sink so it can drain.

@lisarobertson5164

4 жыл бұрын

No, they were not. They were used for hydrotherapy.

@sofiabravo1994

4 жыл бұрын

Eilyn L I’m so sorry about your boy 😢

I would love to see it in another 5 or 10 years to see how nature has continued to consume this building. That vine growing down from the ceiling will take off I'm sure. I started typing this comment when you showed that vine but then you spent a few minutes saying my exact thoughts about the satisfaction of nature taking back this manmade creation!

@malloryknox5072

4 жыл бұрын

Look up North Brother Island. Nature is completely taking it back. It's awesome.

Def do miss seeing Kristy in the videos with you, you guys are an awesome team but I am just stoked that the videos are cranking out again. By far the best urbex explorer out there. Awesome video!

I think those are "shower baths" - there would normally be a kind of waterproof padding inside of them. The patient would be hoisted from their wheelchair onto them.

You ever seen ghosts in these places or felt like someone was watching you ? Sick channel and sick beats by the way 👍🏼

Great explore Rob! Love the architecture of the outside of the buildings.Creepy inside. Tell Kristy we miss her!Hello to Kona!✌

Good to see Josh back with you! Awesome video like always 🤗

You are correct Robb, been watching your videos for 2 years now and have found that they didn't have the same vibe I used to get from your earlier videos with all the peeling paint and stuff left behind, and of course your wonderful wife kristy , that was why I subscribed to you, I understand that Kristy is busy with other stuff but I do miss her as she is a part of RnK . regards carlo. p.s you guys rock

awesome to see you n Josh reunited

Those baby cribs are creepy

You are awesome! So enjoy your work. Enjoy the exploring!

I have pics, somewhere, from when this place was open and functional back in the late 80's early 90's

We have those tables in nursing facilities for bed bound patients. Looks like a bathroom aka shower room

I’m chronically ill so I love that you do these videos. Otherwise I’d never be able to explore through you. Great job. Very much appreciated. 😊

Yass my favourite duo back together 👏🏻❤️

Excellent decayed asylum ... great explore! I've never seen that type of stroller either .... weird. 🤔

Insightful comments, good music and awesome drone shots. Great video!

Sweet I peeped Josh's video the other day ........ DUDE !! my day is complete you have posted your video !! Time to chill and thrill to your awesomeness of this place !!! Mother nature is taking this one back 4 sure ! Really good video loved it !! 👍👍👍👊✌RNK FOREVER !!

So creepy I bet theres a lot of sad stories within those walls

YYYEEESSS!!! I love these type of abandons. “Takin it back to the old school, ‘Cause I’m an old fool...” The beginning aerial views are amazing. Freaky baby cribs and patient beds YIKES! Where old Christmas crap goes to die. I’d love to see that wheel chair grown up in a big tree in about 10 years. You know that music makes my heart race like I’m watching a very good thriller. Awww, miss Ms Kristy on these old haunts with you. You think maybe staff lived up in that top floor? Looks like it would have been nice. Thanks Mucho, Still obsessed...pr

Hello my friend! You always give us the best content! I get sooo excited when I see a new video up from you! Keep them coming! Hope to see you all my way sometime! Got lots to explore in this neck of the woods! You won’t regret it if you all visit. Much love to you Kristy and the family ❤️

Would have been here when I 1st got notification but my grandson was watching Greg's world video.i love these old school explores.

@amkiss79

4 жыл бұрын

janelle Miller my son loves Greg’s World too!

I'm sure a lot of viewers agree with me that the drone footage adds a great deal to these videos. You feel like a bird, soaring around an old place, becoming interested, so you land and go inside. I remember one of the first asylum videos I ever watched was explored by drone only. possible the first such I'd ever seen. The place was HUGE: a great many two, three, and even four-story red brick buildings, surrounded by a high chain-link fence---inside a fairly large city and watched by police and I _think_ CCTV cameras, hence the flying exploration. You're in top form, Robb, but I agree with others: you should take precautions. There's a lot of dangerous stuff out there (I don't remember ever seeing black mold when I was a kid doing explorations whenever I could find a place with access---60 years or more ago.

This music is a vibe!! Rob always has great music to theses video's 😎

Thank u love u and Josh 2 gether back 2 old school xxx

Dead wheel chair heaven, Dead Christmas decorations, Mother Nature take back, YES another Great Explore with the dangerous duo! Luv it!!! Thank you for this one!! Shout out to Kristy for holding down the home front with Kona!! ♿️♿️♿️

@RnKAllDay

4 жыл бұрын

Big shoutout to for Kristy holding it down ❤️🐕❤️

@cynthiahansen9902

4 жыл бұрын

@@RnKAllDay So Rob you mentioned Kristy was doing her own thing that's kind of confusing. IS she ok. Not interested anymore?

@bsosage9816

4 жыл бұрын

​@@cynthiahansen9902 Kristy still does vlogs with hubby Rob and they are Awesome!! They did do an abandoned train car awhile back, check that one out it was Soo much fun - kzread.info/dash/bejne/goqiuaWFfNmZdbA.html My Fav Urbexers RnKnK!

@cynthiahansen9902

4 жыл бұрын

@@bsosage9816 Thank you I am not new I watch all their videos but the way Rob mentioned her I thought something was wrong. So glad they are your favs.

Another great RNK film for us to enjoy!! Yes we really miss Kristy's beautiful smile !!! Too bad YOU TUBE doesn't pay you what you are worth RNK so you could afford Kristy's air line ticket! Get with it YOU TUBE this guy has some great content! That strange chair in the beginning was used to restrain people, by tilting them back in the chair strapped in!! Sad!

@RnKAllDay

4 жыл бұрын

Only a matter of time Linda, we will all be together soon!

Damn, didnt even recognize Josh without his Vanilla Ice hair lol. ANOTHER GREAT VIDEO!!!

I kindda thought it was a rehash BUT I don't mind watching it again one bit! True story.... I watch your vids over and over again! I have watched your apartment building and minister's treehouse at least fifty times (prolly more). If I am ever feelin a bit down, or bored, I have me an RnK marathon lol Awesome way to start my day here in West Aus! Love you guys! Thanks so much for your work! xx

I love the drone footage!!! Thanks 4 sharing 🙌😊

Love this! What an interesting old asylum. The panda bear graffiti. ❤🖤🐼☺✌🖖🤘👊😁 I miss Kristy too. Love to see the band back together. ❤❤

Sweet! just what I needed. Been subscribed since the beginning! Sick videos bro!

Those cans were stored in fall out shelters back in the day. The basement in that place was probably a designated fallout shelter.

An amazing explore rob and josh ,,,,, keep up the good work ,,,,, peace,,,,,,

Great opening!! So good to see some decay. I know places like this were sometimes not so good for patients, however they were not living on the street without mental health care. We are in a sad state here in Oregon.

Glad to see you two collab again... It's also really cool to see how you each have your own style and things you focus on in each video even though it's the same place. This place would be awesome to explore though, great video!

Woo wee another tight video... . Thanks man keep it Poppin!!!!!!!

My 2 favorite explorers!!!! Hell yeah awesome video......love this shit!!!!👊

The Christmas greenery you found on the steps. Those are old artificial Christmas tree branches that went to a tree or maybe more than one tree. It does look like someone tried to make it festive on the stairs there lol. Always Christmas stuff in places like this :)

I need to catch up but I could watch these forever!! 💜 this!!

Those tub tables I believe they were for water therapy, so far an awesome explore!!

Awesome explore! Your videos are so beautifully shot.

Excellent Explore* I added this One to My 'Truth Will Prevail' Playlist!

Another awesome place! (I found your channel a week ago and have been completely binge watching your videos #addicted )

Wow! Awesome explore!

Thanks for the badass video Rob

speechless,,lol,,,what can i say other than DAMN! i dream of locations like this! Dope upload brother! killed it once again as always! great location badass explore!

@bsage5514

4 жыл бұрын

Truth!! Midwest

A very nice explore with very nice stuff left thnx.

Haven’t watched in forever binge watching starts now

Another great video! I know you can’t give locations, but a LITTLE history or background information would be nice- Like, how long it was in operation and/or why it closed.

@mrjoelabs

4 жыл бұрын

Opened in 1888 originally closed 2009

@randywilliams4325

4 жыл бұрын

mrjoelabs figured it out from google thanks for the tip . Wikki has some history on it .

You're my favorite explorer but I miss seeing Kristy! I hope she joins the adventures again soon!

Surprised you didn't have a mask on, had to be lead paint in there and with all that pealing. As always thanks for sharing.

Those ration cans would usually be found in a fallout shelter.

Awesome explore Robb great video taking and pictures I love how the nature takes back it’s place in old abandoned buildings so awesome to see

Great video! I like the natural decay, so cool!.

What up?!? First time watching your channel it popped and so did I 💜💖💜

The vandals forgot to shatter a couple toilets, lol.

The green "survival" barrel was placed there by the Federal Civil Defense office. It held water and only water. when empty it was converted into a human waste barrel. Food placed in the shelters consisted of either a cracker or carbohydrate candy. Both stored in square metal tins. Somewhere on the property (in the basement) is a room that was designated as a fallout shelter during the cold war. That would be where all the Civil Defense items would have been kept.

Seen this one with josh , good job man !! Keep up the good work .

Those are bathing tables I work in healthcare for the last 22 years

That floral "high chair" or "stroller" as you called it looks like an old style Broda chair (typically seen in nursing homes or places with developmentally/physically disabled individuals). It's small so I'm thinking for someone younger.

Awesome video as usual.

DUDE👍🏾THUMBS UP 👍🏾👍🏾💙❗🙂

Love watching your videos, but I haven't seeing Kristy in any of the last three videos. Is such much fun when she is around..hope she is in good health..miss her

Woww!!! This looks so good!!!

Those cans were part of fallout shelters from the 1950s. I explored one of those in the 1980s. Never thought to video it, though.

hey rob welcome back since the last video not to long ago I enjoy and look forward to the videos Im wondering will we be seeing anymore of kristy and the dog anytime soon in the videos

@RnKAllDay

4 жыл бұрын

Big trip planned w lots of KnK vids on the way

Awesome video Rob

Well done amazing find

Very cool, no phone here, though. Thanks for the tour.

This is the kinda place that I would love to explore myself awesome video

This is an awesome video! I would love to explore the abandoned hospital one town over from me (security and cameras) and an abandoned asylum few hours north of me (again security and fenced off)!

Knock it down and build houses for the homeless or flats for people that can’t get a mortgage help the people thankyou for showing us this 👍

Another banger!!! Surprised Josh didn't flake on you again 🙄 also glad to see Seth joining the team!! Yes I changed my name lol 💕Floridalicious

@RnKAllDay

4 жыл бұрын

We know that beautiful profile pic anywhere Kelly

@KellyKastrates

4 жыл бұрын

@@RnKAllDay well I'm a unicorn so

Missed you, don't stay away too long 😁

Cool explore

I 🙏🙏🙏🙏 that the patients that lived there were treated with respect and dignity and it didn't close down because it was another "Pennhurst" situation!!!

@shannonsmith9683

4 жыл бұрын

They definitely were NOT!! That place was absolutely horrible!!

@Erica85255

4 жыл бұрын

Shannon Smith what’s the name of this place? I’m only half way through the vid. (I know he doesn’t usually divulge locations) I’m so curious!

@shannonsmith9683

4 жыл бұрын

@@Erica85255 I'm not going to say just because they don't like to tell and I'll respect that but all this property was bought by a University in 2017.

@sandymcinalty8427

4 жыл бұрын

@@shannonsmith9683 That's HORRIBLE to hear!!! NO ONE deserves to be mentally and physically abused and degraded in such a terrible way!!! Makes me so sad....

@Erica85255

4 жыл бұрын

Shannon Smith thanks for the tidbit! 😉

Great find creepy stuff

Depressing......

Yeah those higher ones are those other kind are for when they clean them up and stuff

Keep the great videos coming!

You go to Great places, appreciate you showing us the abandoned places, you should be wearing a mask though to be safe. Looking around, you can visualize the people that were there..Wow!! Creepy!!

Love these videos the best. However, one thing puzzles me when nature takes back what is hers.....how do those sapplings on the roof take root and grow taller? I get it that there is plenty of water, but then I'm baffled. Such a shame K can't make some explores....we miss her.

Very awesome

HEY MAN GREAT VIDEO give my love to Kristy miss her

Sick.....🤕👍

Those "autopsy" like tables were used for immobile patients and babies/small children. Easier to bathe and maneuver them without bending down or making them move about themselves.

Sad, Scary, and very thot provoking 👍 excellent explore .WNY had this . Part is now Hotel Henry.

Zombieland "Double Tap". GO BIG & GO HOME...Good & Creepy video....🃏🎱🎯✌👊

These bed like things were used for hydrotherapy to treat depression. Continuous baths...that ought to fix it !

@lisarobertson5164

4 жыл бұрын

All kidding aside, they were not autopsy tables. They did a lot of crazy shit back then with water . They put you on these tables covered in heavy towels or wet blankets and this was somehow supposed to help you.

Why do some people decide it’s their right to go into abandoned buildings and trash them?!! Why can’t they leave them alone ??

i agree with you that those tables are bathe tables

in the gym they showed those poor people images of swimming. weres the pool?

I love your video I just in joy them all. Really.

I feel bad when I see places like this. So much could b done. Depending on structural integrity the could b repurposed for the homeless to help them get back on their feet. And, if they become productive members of society, they pay a small amount for rent. And whoever lives there must help with the daily operations of the place, like cleaning ,cooking etc. Just thinking out loud. 🧐

Been gone for a while what happen to Kristy?

I love the glazed brick look in those building,s

Wow opening drone shot awesome what a place

'Explorers' are NOT vandals.