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MED Finishes Year in the Black
The Regional Medical Center at Memphis finished its fiscal year $5.5 million in the black, a dramatic turnaround from its $20.9 million loss last year...
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Question about certain "haunted" place in Chicago?
I have a question about the Maryville Center for Medically Complex Children (on Oak Park and Forest Preserve); I'm really interested in visiting it with a friend, and I know it's illegal and trespassing, but how serious are the punishments? Do they just consist of fines?
And kind of related, does anybody have information about the solar-powered apartment complex that used to stand across the street?
The Maryville Center For Medically Complex children was an institute for drug addicted, handicapped, insane, and foster children. It was mysteriously shut down, and boarded up for reason related to asbestos. Located at Oak Park Rd. and Forest Preserve Rd. (Montrose ave.) in Chicago, you must park about a mile away and make the trip to the entrance on foot. Once inside you must pass numerous buildings marked: A, B, C, etc. Follow the main concrete path and follow it off to the left until you see a run down playground once used by the children who lived at the center. Go past the swing set and the 2nd slide you see and go between the two building before you. All but one of the windows around you will be boarded up. The one window that is not boarded up leads into the indoor pool. A main hallway can be reached through a room called the `pool office`. From there you will find numerous stairwells that provide access to about 75% of the entire center. There are many reports of people hearing the sounds of children laughing, and in some instances even seeing people in white robes walking around. Lots of paranormal activity takes place in this abandoned asylum.
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