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    Haunted Hospital Locations in United States

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    Central State Hospital

    MilledgevilleUnited States1842

    Sprawling across 2,000 acres in Milledgeville, Georgia, Central State Hospital was founded in 1842 as the Georgia State Lunatic, Idiot, and Epileptic Asylum. By the 1960s, the facility had ballooned into the largest mental asylum in the world, housing nearly 12,000 patients simultaneously across more than 200 buildings. Marred by a tragic century-long history of severe overcrowding, lobotomies, electroshock therapy, and over 25,000 unmarked patient burials marked by 2,000 metal irons in Cedar Lane Cemetery, it is widely considered one of the most intensely haunted abandoned asylum complexes in America.

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    Military Base
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    Fort Chaffee

    Fort SmithUnited States1941

    Fort Chaffee, located near Fort Smith, Arkansas, is a historic U.S. Army installation established in 1941 that played pivotal roles during World War II, the Cold War, and major international refugee resettlements. Famous as the base where Elvis Presley received his iconic Army haircut in 1958, the sprawling facility also housed German POWs, Vietnamese refugees, and Cuban evacuees. Now partially redeveloped as Chaffee Crossing, the installation's extensive abandoned sections—particularly the decaying 47th Field Hospital complex and wooden barracks—are renowned for intense paranormal reports, including shadow figures, disembodied marching, and phantom medical alarms.

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    Hospital
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    Waverly Hills Sanatorium

    LouisvilleUnited States1910–1961

    Located in Louisville, Kentucky, Waverly Hills Sanatorium is an imposing five-story Gothic Revival hospital opened in 1910 to combat a devastating outbreak of tuberculosis known as the 'White Plague.' Notorious for thousands of patient deaths, primitive experimental surgeries, and its subterranean 'Body Chute' tunnel, the former sanatorium is world-renowned as one of the most haunted structures in America.

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    Yorktown Memorial Hospital

    YorktownUnited States1950

    Opened in 1950 by the Felician Sisters of the Roman Catholic Church, Yorktown Memorial Hospital operated for nearly four decades in DeWitt County, Texas. Following its closure in 1986, the abandoned medical facility became infamous as one of the most intensely haunted buildings in the United States, feared for reports of shadow figures, talking dolls, phantom nuns, and aggressive poltergeist activity.

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