Abandoned Gundry Asylum (Creepy but Beautiful) -#59

Gundry Asylum is 18 Years Abandoned. I do NOT vandalize or cause any trouble. Filmed and edited by Parker.
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[@sfoss9470]

It's neat to see kids your age interested in these kinds of buildings. Love that you slow down to see woodwork and unique pieces. Keep up the good work and stay respectful!

[@ParkerProduction]

+Shelly Foss that's a lot Shelly! Glad you like it too!!!

[@mmiller21157]

I was a patient of this hospital in 1995. The reason for netting in the stairwell was to prevent patients from harming themselves or others. The base of the light fixture in the dinning room is a platter of fruit all carved from wood. Unfortunately you guys didn't pan the camera up for a good look at it. The kitchen on the first floor was a secondary one, the main kitchen was located in the cellar. There was also supposed to be an entrance to a secret tunnel which leads to John's Hopkins down there as well, though I cannot verify it's existence. When I was there all of the fireplaces and mirrors were covered up by wooden structures to protect them from damage. The sprinkler system was put in during the mansions construction. It is among the first buildings in america to have a system in place for fire prevention. The small building outside at the end of the video was used a an area for patients to have visits with friends and family. As well as a recreation area. The house next door was used for office space. From what I have heard some church acquired the property for a while, but it is now owned by the city of Baltimore. It saddens me to see it in such poor neglected condition, If I had the money I would restore to it's original purpose a family home.

[@Mytube777]

mmiller21157 Wow! Thanks for the info! How old were you when you were in there, and why were you in there - if you don't mind me asking....

[@doctorjones9083]

Lunatic insane asylum😕❓ "hello" need any further explanation😥😅😂😄😃😎👍👌✌

[@32ghostworld]

Wow. Would love to hear more about what it was like.

[@saraglover7568]

i was in here as well in 1995. i did not like it one bit

[@porkturtle8321]

@@doctorjones9083 this was NOT an insane asylum

[@chernyl26]

great video. looks like all the doors that were shut previously are now open. glad you didnt have any run ins with the people that stay upstairs. or the person that was spying Dan.. That place is just as creepy in the daylight as it was at night.

[@jessicashea3400]

I remember this place. Dan Bell was here before. To bad I can't warn you, There's a guy living in there. Dan went at night. He didn't hear any thing. but right by the first main staircase on left side if your facing it, there was someone by an open door. And you were able to see his shadow on the door. Dan didn't know till he got back and reviewed the tape. pretty scary. Needless to say, I was in complete panic mode while watching your video. I'm glad your safe. great video!!

[@craiggiesmalls]

I Remember that video that got me hooked on Dan bell. I cant find that video anymore, was trying to show someone it.

[@deliveryguyrx]

@Parker Production,I don't know if this is the same place or not,but in the late '80s I delivered meds to the Gundry Childrens Center in Irvington (Baltimore).I remember climbing that old staircase a bunch of times.When I was delivering to them, they had between 16 and 24 kids there.Even back then it was kind of creepy.Dr.Gundry also was in charge of the psych ward on the 7th floor at what is now known as Harbor Hospital.7N had the adolescents and 7S had the adults IIRC.I delivered meds there as well. Fast forward to the late '90s-I was picking up some rugs from Dr.Gundry's residence located on a one lane road a stone's throw away from Spring Grove Hospital in Catonsville.This place was older than dirt with an equally as old caretaker living on the property.In front of the house was a '59 or '60 Cadillac that hadn't moved in years.Upon entering the house, above the mantle was a picture of that very car in that very place when it was new! The story was that Dr. Gundry bought it for his wife and when she passed away it was never driven again.I don't know if that's true or not.Sorry for rambling here,but this video just triggered some old memories.Thanks!

[@32ghostworld]

Awesome story!

[@sylvia2553]

wonderful stained glass windows depicting four seasons I thought in one room,lovely wood carving on the banisters, so many fabulous details ,great video .

[@BFagan]

Tagger: "Guys, what should I put here?" Other taggers: "I don't know. Whatever you think of, something cool." Tagger: *sprays "LOL"*

[@owenwinkler8995]

For about 12 years I lived on gundrys lane in Baltimore md. Also a civil war hospital as the viaduct rail road is right there

[@MrTaye82]

it's a crying shame that the old buildings are left abandoned to fall into ruin by vandals

[@ParkerProduction]

+MrTaye82 yes it is truly a shame

[@anitaackerman3456]

You guys do a wonderful explore. Appreciate craftsmanship of times gone by. This manse dosn't deserve arrested decay. Too beautiful to let go.

[@dennismckeown5863]

It's good that you did the vid in the day time as you can see more of this beautiful place,great work.

[@PrairieDodgers]

Beautiful is right! Thats one of your best explores yet. Thoroughly enjoyed this one. Talk about History. you could just feel it there. Loved the moldings and the windows! Great Job!

[@michaelgurvitz9310]

I'm a big fan Mr. Parker but a suggestion if your going to explore basements like above, some protective breathing stuff. Terrible fungus and other microflaura and fauna grow in these places with spores. I was sad to see you a bit ill. Your doing a great thing for my studies in decay and life and military science. Thank you and be well.

[@ameliatoreson1590]

That stained glass is more than likely very valuable. It would have to take a very skilled person to take that out but worth it.

[@bellebslife6504]

I really enjoy your videos more than many of the explorer videos out there. I appreciate that you both are respectful, mature, professional and don't curse. Plus, your both little cuties. As a mother, please don't walk towards the edge of a tall slanted roofs like that. I was having palpitations watching you walk down that. And, I know you are as sick of hearing about masks as much as you are probablt sick of hearing about Dan Bells video, But, listen to all of your concerned fans, If you don't wear masks and care about your health, one day you will wake up and have trouble breathing and it will just get worse each day, as if you are being strangled. Anyway, love your videos. Keep up the great work! Blessings to you both.

[@rabscots910]

We live in an age when the markets know the cost of everything - and the value of nothing.

[@bobp9512]

Great Job Parker! You are getting better and better with every video you do! Keep on Keepin on and STAY SAFE! And as always (i typed to you from your first or second video) ALWAYS LOOK DOWN AT THE GROUND FOR THOSE WELLS!

[@sitswithchickenscandace2508]

This is a stunning piece of architectural art! Such a shame it’s been left ...

[@dawnatilla]

wow this was GREAT guys, thanks!

[@ParkerProduction]

+Dawnatilla the Hun Thanks for enjoying!

[@emilyblu2906]

That was an awesome building, and those stained glass windows would be worth allot today, they were beautiful.

[@ls6-ss413]

I like how you provide pictures of before/and talk about the history of places. Honestly it's amazing how many people create videos without providing actual information about the location. Without the history of a place to me the video isn't even worth watching... If you can, you should do a before and after pictures, taken from the same perspective... That would be so sweet. Keep it up!

[@ladylakemusic5958]

What amazing architectural detail! Great video Parker 😊

[@ParkerProduction]

+Cindy D'Adamo thanks :)

[@kjewell232]

What a great video! The stained glass was beautiful!!

[@PreppingAngel]

That place is beautiful. I wish someone could buy it and renovate before it's lost.

[@kingmaik0955]

it looks like the house of conjouring creepy but i like the atmosphare .. sorry for that bad english but im from germany 😁

[@Alisabelle58]

KinGmaiK09 your English was good 👍🏻

[@newnormtrump7519]

SOME NICE FEATURES LEFT I LOVE THOSE BIG MIRRORS ABOVE THE NEAT FIREPLACES

[@TheTikinator]

I just discovered your channel. You must have an interest in old things... even music. It's ashamed that some of these old buildings are left to ruins. There could be a lot of history left on those old video tapes.

[@ParkerProduction]

+Hal900 I love the 1940s music/style!!! Thanks for enjoying!

[@smug8567]

I like to think of the days when the house was being built and occupied by its first owners and everything was new. The laying of the brick foundation and the install of the lath and plaster walls

[@dawnlennon5331]

The Historical society should be restoring that magnificent building

[@erkkieras-jorma1814]

That asylum is CRAZY.

[@wendyhaase4401]

Beautiful stained glass windows of the Four Seasons

[@stoots1000]

when dealing with stained glass, also remember they use a very soft lead in between the colors that easiky makes its way into your system and can easily cause heavy metal poisoning...so if you go to places that has lots of it...gloves or hands off.. its one of the easiest ways to get lead poisoning

[@stoots1000]

Ugh... My father worked for a company that made stained glass..this particular formulation of lead always has a fine film (powder) of the lead on it...it is very soft and is always "shedding" microscopic layers of it...so..touching this will absorb through your pores, AND can be inhaled..it will get on your skin and in your hair if you are around it lots..when your pores open when you sweat it is absorbed. The employees who installed this beautiful art had to tske cold showers before leaving work...cold showers to keep their pores closed and less risk of absorbsion.

[@stoots1000]

+Anna Haim sure, sure..paranoia.. i just told you how it happens and how i know it happens...but yeah, paranoia..

[@sirmugman]

quite a shame this happens in the UK that would be a listed building meaning it can't be destroyed or moved you can buy it and then fix it up, those two desk draw mirror are stunning! i'd take those kinda sad the mirror's been smashed, 2:41 wow those are beautiful that would of taken someone a while to paint all those, such an awsome house be cool to buy and put it back into working order maybe as a delux hotel or spooky ghosty place,

[@melissamorris8046]

So sad that this beautiful place can not be restored by someone.

[@Iris-pp8jp]

Good job Parker! 🌟

[@apituleykerry2771]

I Agree...Creepy but Beautiful Love Your Video Guys😘👍👊

[@Jason_Phillips3679]

+Parker Production Interesting video man. 👍

[@RebeccaMoody21sm01ur80f]

looks like a it was a lovely place guys.nice video

[@cameronradtke556]

awesome video parker

[@jamesrodgers1443]

Man ! ' I'm guessing that this place was built back in at least the mid to late 1800'rds. & from the looks of it ' I would say at 1 time It was a Mansion ! Then was turned In to an Insane Asylem . Back in those days ' just the wood alone must have cost a Fortune !!!

[@porkturtle8321]

This was NOT an insane asylum. Don't know if that is a mistake or people just like to generalize like Pennhurst for example- another one that is NOT an insane asylum.

[@craftyfox3694]

Mechanical restraints on psychiatric patients?👀😮 The stained glass and wood carvings are incredible.

[@movieedge7370]

So much stuff left behind . It is a beautiful place .

[@nancytaylor9776]

Nice ! Very well done.

[@SuperTabitha22]

Great video gentlemen, thanks. Hopefully, in the near future, the right person will aquire this property and sympathetically restore it to it's former glory. I believe it was built for Charles Joseph Baker, one of the Baker Brothers, who owned a successful glass company in Baltimore. Specializing in flat glass panels and window panes. That could explain the beautiful stained glass panels in the house. What background music did you use at 12:28, when you were on the roof? It's a nice, catchy melody.

[@rickster348]

- the demolition company will strip those fixtures out before razing it.

[@lynettedundon1410]

Too bad it couldn't be restored for a hotel.Its just beautiful.

[@chloehu-jg1xw]

What a gundry asylum

[@SuperTabitha22]

Does anyone know what the music is at 12:28? I am guessing possibly Seeburg?

[@toujourspurbl]

What song is used at the start of this? I'm in love!

[@jazlynhahn6924]

Imagine playing hide and seek in this place.

[@virus_In_Lullaby]

great vid mate

[@melissarieger3951]

See how when it shows the back there was paths there use to be like alittle play area all kinds of stuff guess they tore all that down

[@dawnlennon5331]

Beautiful mantles with mirrors

[@thesnowghost1]

Very creepy looking it's probably creeper inside than being out side may Be it's the same

[@MrTaye82]

And to add to my last comment also natural decay

[@lisamelberger441]

Love your videos!!!!!

[@melissarieger3951]

The other buildings in the back were used as a school

[@jqueen1380]

The architectural items need t be salvaged before they are destroyed or have decayed any further.

[@rabscots910]

In Dan Bell's video. There were 2 incidents were a figure could be seen VERY clearly. I'm not easily spooked. I'm hoping Dan was with his friend on that day and it was a setup. Otherwise - whatever could it be?

[@reginabundy5139]

I don't see how it's consider theft. if it's been abandoned for years?

[@havingfun4458]

Awesome job man!! Can you include links for clothes, shoes n, boots?

[@ParkerProduction]

I wear flannel sometimes and vans occasionally. I don't care about my health and I don't wear a mask.

[@havingfun4458]

Thanks man! Wow no mask ever? Crazy, But I get it! Stay safe n Keep up the great work!

[@melissarieger3951]

I actually was in there in the 1990's

[@alfredritcher]

So amazing

[@bjfambam]

Can you publish part two of the asylum now

[@ParkerProduction]

+Natasha Blank-Jimenez I'm sorry but it takes me 1 week to make a video. Working on it now :)

[@mistressrainstorm63]

was that steel box a hyperbaric chamber? could you imagine the things the Mad scientist did to those kids with mental illness back in the day.. that place is full of spirits, you just know it. we need to get a hold of Ghost Adventures and have them check this out!

[@slytherinbabe3492]

Sadly ghost adventures content is mostly fake

[@porkturtle8321]

@@slytherinbabe3492 ...and they also perpetuate the outlandish rumors which unfortunately people assume as fact.

[@butterflyforeve]

was that a cremator?

[@chuckgates1171]

I hear the song birds

[@vintagefirealarmguy5285]

15:22 pull the fire alarm and see if it still works.

[@rainingmoon7]

If the foundation is in good condition this place would be worth fix en up, if not , well time to call "Salvage Dawgs" I would love to see it returned to it's original state. I don't understand why people vandalize these places, what purpose does it serve?.

[@brianrubennan5002]

nice video

[@elizabethjlo1219]

que bonita casa

[@ChesapeakeAreaParanormal]

2:08 hear a whisper

[@vdaniela3]

very nice. but please wear a mask 😊 you don't want to get sick doing this.

[@garbage854]

WOW :)

[@rachelk7555]

CAMERA IS TOO SHAKEY

[@meleemouse]

I love your videos, but you both really need to wear respirators in places like this! Stay safe guys. :)

[@c.annette1583]

I agree....Asbestos...lead paint.

[@ParkerProduction]

Kill me 😔

[@sharonmullins1957]

Why don't people restore this. So sad. Seriously you cuties (saying this as grandmotherly advice) wear a respirator. Asbestos or mold could be everywhere.

[@mynameistaken99]

I'm glad you guys appreciate the beauty of the place. If more people cared and appreciated places like this, fewer of them would end up in decay. Really nice video.

[@ParkerProduction]

+Cece Yeah very true. Thanks!!!

[@MegaGinia]

Amazing structure! It is sad that it has been left alone to slowly decay, instead of having someone living there, to lovingly preserve her beauty.

[@misshobbity]

What a beautiful place and great atmosphere! I like the time you take on filming its enough to take in each scene, great vid!

[@ParkerProduction]

+misshobbity thanks! :)

[@zipshed]

This place was simply amazing! The wood wook...the banisters... stained glass... the mantles over fire places. You can see thie building was truly amazing in its day. The beauty still bleeds through!

[@ParkerProduction]

+Wally Weener I couldn't of described it better :)

[@mistressrainstorm63]

"This is Dan Bell" channel went here twice last Sept 2015, once in daylight and then at night.. go check it out, it has changed in under a year. someone has even stolen one of the ornate fireplace mantles. plus you can see someone in there while he is filming.. bottom floor just past the stairs, keep your eye on that door to the kitchen I think..

[@ParkerProduction]

+mistressrainstorm63 DO NOT "go check it out" super dangerous. Avoid any thought of going there

[@mistressrainstorm63]

I live in Oklahoma, I aint going anywhere near this palce, no worries :)

[@DanielDanger420]

I'm gonna go check it out.

[@collidingplanetsexploring6630]

Great explore. Is this the place Dan Bell went to at night? Can't wait for part 2.

[@vickiecook7464]

yes, same place. Good to know the name of it

[@collidingplanetsexploring6630]

Thank you

[@MrGaryRoberton]

I am sure that tank on the third floor is a cistern, used in 19th century plumbing to hold water to supply the old style chain pull toilets, and occasionally bathtubs. Those were hand pumped full once a week. If I'm right the weather vane is a combination Lightning rod and decorative wind direction Vane, those are extraordinarily rare, and can bring thousands of dollars and architectural salvage. Those ceramic cornice pieces are also worth a ton.

[@ParkerProduction]

+Gary Roberton thanks! I had no idea what that tank was lol

[@MrGaryRoberton]

The Stained Glass window over lights I think are a set. Four representing the four seasons, also salvagers would kill to lay hands on Those too. Those Ballaster hand rails that you liked were bent by heating the wood with Steam, and bracing them after they were set. Great work Guy. I am impressed

[@Brianthehistorynerd]

Fantastic vid Parker wow really amazing! I would of loved to seen this back in the day when it was just a house with its complete furnishings ect. It must of been something to see. I'm so looking forward to next week.

[@wynonabieneman7985]

I can't imagine how beautiful this place was in its time. Huge building with so much woodwork and fireplaces! Great Video ☆

[@ParkerProduction]

+Wynona Bieneman thanks a ton. And yes the building was neat! :)

[@planb2222]

Hey Parker, you really should not go into a place that has black mold without a respirator. That basement was full of it. Exposure to black mold can cause chronic coughing and sneezing, irritation to the eyes, mucus membranes of the nose and throat, rashes, chronic fatique and persistent headaches. Clearly black mold or any mold exposure to your respiratory system is *not* good. Did you know that Dan Bell was in that same place? He captured shadow figures in his video. Great video.. you're getting better to be sure.

[@ndog2005]

Just a Huge Thank You for adding the music & when stepped inside, reminded me of the movie; "Somewhere In Time'; going back in time. Sad to see abandoned, still gorgeous just massive..

[@movieedge7370]

It always amazes me that every abandoned place has photos left behind . Kind of like the ghosts of the past .

[@tomcarson8541]

I was there for 2 months at only 7 years old thats a life time. I know there was children there for a lot longer. That place should be burnt to the ground. There was a lot of Investigations insurance fraud Miss diagnosing children to collect money from insurance companies. I remember being locked in the quiet room for hours because I would cry and want to see my mom staff would tell me she's not coming back. Well she did, and I was never so happy

[@dukeakasmudge]

110th Like!!! Shame you weren't able to get any EVP's or anything truly spooky.I would so LOVE to know what's on some of those VHS tapes

[@anneturben1696]

This is a beautiful place . And I like how you add the music in your videos .I hit the subscribe button .

[@TJPRV4RV8]

Great Video, amazing how it still looks pretty intact. What was all the video tapes that were left in all the rooms?

[@ParkerProduction]

+RV flyer I think they were just VHS movies :)

[@MichaelMiller-od6pu]

Those were patient files to show progress or regression. Each session was video taped very often.

[@mistressrainstorm63]

"This is Dan Bell" channel went to this place a year ago come this Sept 2016. have you dudes checked that out? it was a wreck back then but nothing like you guys are seeing now, I love this place, so beautiful and heart-breaking at the same time, vandals just wont stop with their stupid shit. plus if you havent seen his video, check it out because there is someone hiding in there while he is filming or it is a ghost, .. any ways good video and explore!

[@ParkerProduction]

+mistressrainstorm63 yes I've seen dans video of this place. Thanks for watching

[@mistressrainstorm63]

sorry I notice this when watching your updated video of the place.. your welcome, I love vids like this.

[@ParkerProduction]

+mistressrainstorm63 thanks bud!

[@foomanchu7414]

tje city should be ashamed of themselves! this should be restored for vets home or something. it is incredible

[@ginamaria2579]

AWESOME video, thanks for sharing ...

[@shannonm75]

Hopefully you will be able to find a safety mask because the lead in old paint is toxic and plus mold will burn your lungs and nose. Be safe!

[@BFagan]

Nice work, as always; Parker. Beautiful is not enough to describe this place, even though it's left and forgotten. Despite the history of it, it's trashed, and that's sad. At least no one's ripped out the wood and copper....yet. I hope it stays that way as long as it can, and safe from vandals. But that't just a matter of time before the scumbags tear it apart, sadly.

[@ParkerProduction]

+Sinte Norske Thanks Sinte! Someone really needs to restore this beautiful asylum!

[@BFagan]

Parker Production It would be nice to see happen.

[@SuperTabitha22]

Found it. It's a version of 'Sunny Side of the Street', originally from a Seeburg vinyl.

[@pikaluv43]

keep up the great work parker and stay safe! please try to wear a respirator and gloves [if possible] dont know what kind of nasties lurk in these places you are a very good urbex and grandfather too best regards jj

[@DavidSmith-sb2ix]

To all of the people who always say "Somebody should restore these places" I say, why don't you do it? Why is it always someone else? Maybe they aren't restored because it isn't economically feasible or there is no use for them. Or maybe there are entangled legal issues involved. I would like to see them saved too but I'm not in a position to do it so I don't expect someone else to do it.