I worked there for 7 years when it was Arkansas Rehabilitation Services. I worked in the area that was the former morgue there in that tunnel area. Fabulous architecture. Hope there can be some use found for it.
Hey Gary. Just getting caught up on your videos. I've loved every one, but as a paranormal junkie, this one really hit the spot. Thoroughly enjoyed it. And, as always, the photography is on point.
Another great video! I would like to think I could and would work there, but in reality it is a definite without a doubt maybe. Thanks and look forward to the next one. Stay focused
Last time my wife and I stayed at the Arlington Hotel, we were in a room on the 4th floor, just down the hall from the room AL Capone had. No sitings of apparitions.
I love abandoned buildings, ships, etc. I've been in (and lived in) several places people claimed were haunted. Ghosts must not like me because I've never seen any evidence personally. I don't doubt people see things, I'm just not one of them. Dark rooms and hallways are cool, especially during a thunderstorm, when flashes of lightning momentarily light up the space, and the thunderclaps echo throughout the building. I'd stay in that building alone all night if they'd allow it.
My grandfather worked there as a quartermaster.My great aunt Helen worked there during WW2.She had also been a massuer for ladies at the Buckstaff Bath House.
It was still utilized into the 2000s, I think. A youth training center--because I escorted a young man to enter there. Amazing how people believe in haunted structures...paranormal, but do not believe in God.
