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Stephanie Belleville
	There is a phone number listed below. 7348462081... That is me...I did not post it. Please don't call me. Thanks
	Thursday, July 3rd 2008 - 12:48:23 PM

jr shcktown
	i have been in there and kno how to get back in. for info call me 734 846 2081... :<>:
	Wednesday, April 23rd 2008 - 12:29:11 PM

Kim Buffalo, NY
	I was born at Wayne County General Hospital in March 1981. I was raised in New York though so I never actually knew anything about the hospital I was born in. I came across the information by accident when I was looking up information on Harry Houdini because he died in Detroit. I freaked out at first because I thought that I may have been born in a mental hospital but then there is another post that reassurred me. Just to verify, the hospital had two different divisions, right? Oddly enough, I wrote a story in college about an abandoned mental hospital with a little girl ghost and used as inspiration pictures from an old place in Massachusettes that looks very similiar to Eloise.....very strange. Well, just thought I would share this info with you all. :)
	Tuesday, January 22nd 2008 - 02:01:49 AM

Cindy Foreman Austin, TX
	While I was in Salt Lake City doing genealogy on the John Thompson family of Northville, MI I ran across a probate file of Ida Thompson, his daughter. My great grandmother Leona Thompson-Whipple was part of her probate file. Ida resided in Eloise from 1897 and is found on the 1900 census. Due to an older half brother upon John Thompson's death in 1907, he requested that she become a public pay resident since teh family was unable or unwilling to support her. She lived there until she died. I had no idea of what Eloise Hospital was until I starting searching this website.
	Thursday, November 1st 2007 - 07:24:06 PM

Matt
	Grandfather commited here in 1940 later moved to ypsi state hospital never saw the light of day again died as inmate there in 1974
	Tuesday, July 24th 2007 - 05:01:04 PM

kenny belleville
	just went today, and am going back again to visit the cemetery.Love the site, I grew in Wayne/Westland n always remember the buildings n storys from my father
	Tuesday, July 17th 2007 - 09:45:49 PM

Andrea. Canton
	I was just at Elloise yesterday. I was so scared when I was in there, that I was crying the whole time. I wanted to get outta there as soon as I heard a baby cry. It could have been real, but then again it could have been my mind playing tricks on me. It was amazing. I would like to visit there again soon. I wanna learn more about the place, and take pictures. And create my own website. I loved it.
	Saturday, July 14th 2007 - 05:18:07 PM

Kevin Ryan Chicago, Illinois
	I ran across the site almost by accident, and found myself entranced. I remember passing the remaining buildings of Eloise as a child (1950's)and later as a teen. It always gave me the creeps. It seemed sinister and foreboding. In the late 60's I had a high school friend sent there for an unknown condition. Several of us used to visit him there, and I was appalled at the conditions. It reminded me of the movie "snake pit" staring Olivia DeHaviland. Thanks for keeping this site alive, as well as the memory of the poor souls buried at the cemetery. I was never aware of it before, but I'll visit it when I return to the area later this year.
	Saturday, July 14th 2007 - 09:06:53 AM

Angela montville ct
	PS_ remember when there was "Wayne COunty General"??? i first freaked when i read it was "an asylum".. however, it explains some!!
	Tuesday, April 17th 2007 - 03:41:25 PM

Angela Montville CT (born in raised Redford)
	i was sad to hear my mom tell me a while back that the hospital i was born at, was gone. being premature, i was all incubated and everything... my dad was SOOO worried.. but my "cool" pediatric doctor (my mom calls him the hippie with long hair) reassured my dad that i'd pull thru. needless to say, i did, and from my dad recalls, the baby next door, didn't. later, my family would always drive by to go to the airport & i'd look up to the top- the pediatric ward, and pray for the other babies like me, knowing that they'd be stronger and be grateful for the chance to make it. wow... it's gone. but thank you, for being there to help my family and me "make it"... with out, i may not have. (and if i can ever find my doc! thanks dude! :) take care and until then- Angela "MeLa" T.
	Tuesday, April 17th 2007 - 03:38:44 PM

jaimo lynn [h] westland
	love the page. wow. when i was a teenager myself and some friends used to search the ruins. sadly all the buildings are now gone. i lived right down merriman from eloise. thanks for the memories. cheers
	Thursday, December 14th 2006 - 06:46:03 AM

Doug Benton, Kentucky
	I grew up in the western suburbs of Detroit and I remember driving by Eloise many times and always experiencing sort of a shudder... I'm sensitive to paranormal activity and I wouldn't be surprised if there was a lot of it there. If I recall correctly the buildings used to be painted red to warn people, I suppose, to stay away. I've heard horror stories about the place that would send shivers up your spine. Thanks for keeping this site, the place should have a website in memoriam.
	Saturday, October 28th 2006 - 01:59:51 PM

Margie Westland
	Hello Everyone, I am a lifetime resident of Westland. I have always lived in NorWayne "ShackTown" and from what I have been told; the duplexs were built as housing for the staff of Eloise. I am yet to find anything on that or when/why the subdivison came about. If you are not familiar with it; it's about 2 miles running from Merriman to Venoy to Wildwood. It starts at Henry Ruff. If you have any insite or knowledge about it, please let me know!! Email me @ sugahsweets2000@yahoo.com I want to write a book about Eloise; a fictional story and fictional charaters but using Eliose as the main srory. This site has provided much inspiration! I will report back as I come along with my writing!! Wish me luck! Margie Westland
	Wednesday, October 25th 2006 - 11:04:15 PM

tommy south lyon, mi
	dont go
	Monday, September 4th 2006 - 01:43:04 PM

Jennifer Howey Mikado, Michigan
	I am amazed! I don't know why I have taken such an interest in Eloise! But I can't quit reading about it and researching it. There is something that keeps brining me back to here. Maybe a past life or something of the sort. However, this is a great site!!!! Jennifer
	Friday, August 18th 2006 - 09:05:39 AM

Heather Taylor
	hlizzy21@yahoo.com
	Wednesday, July 19th 2006 - 04:01:20 AM

Heather Taylor MI
	I dont know how I came upon your site, but i love it. I dont know if you can help with this or not. My husband has always looked for information on his mom who died when he was a baby. His family wont tell him anything about her. All we have is her name and age that are on his birth certicate, that also says place of birth is Eloise. Her name was Jody Zombkowski (Cortes), he was born is 1972, she was 15 at that time. Any information on where to find information is greatly appreciated. Feel free to email anything.
	Wednesday, July 19th 2006 - 03:38:06 AM

Vickie L McCurry 32700 Kelly Roseville, Michigan 48066
	Yes, I would like to find out any information on my great grandmother which died at the hospital in 1965. Her name was Mattie Ashburn. She lived in Tennesse and came to Michigan to live with my grandmother. Any information would be helpful. Thanks
	Saturday, July 8th 2006 - 06:06:18 PM

Laurie Garden City, Mi
	Here is a web site that may be of interest. It's the Westland Historical Commission. The site contains the location of the Commission and claims to have collections of employee and patient information from Eloise and also death records.
	Monday, May 8th 2006 - 06:03:29 PM

Laurie Garden City, Mi
	I find this site very interesting. Like so many others here I do had a relative that stayed at Eloise. My grandfather, James Marshall, wa s patient there from the 1960s til his death in the late 1970s. I heard that alot of the patient records were destroyed.
	Monday, May 8th 2006 - 02:34:09 PM

Kathy Fallon, NV
	Your website is amazing! I just read an article about an abandoned asylum in MA that is being turned into luxury condos. So, I was curious and did a search for Eloise and found your site. My mother was briefly a mental patient at Eloise once or twice back in the late 60's before she started therapy at Henry Ford Hospital. It's been about 20 years since I've been by the Eloise grounds but I remember how terribly creepy it was. Not a place I liked to be near even in the daytime, let alone the night. But still, it was fascinating! I'm glad someone has taken enough interest in this place to preserve the memories. Next time I'm in MI, I will have to take a drive by and check it out again.
	Friday, April 14th 2006 - 01:28:25 AM

Lorilee Darden Farmington, NM
	WOW!!! I want to know more about Eloise.
	Thursday, April 13th 2006 - 01:07:38 PM

274404 [e] [h]
	Hello
	Saturday, February 11th 2006 - 05:41:39 PM

Chloe' Wayne
	I LOVE ELOISE I JUST LOVE IT SOMETHING ABUT ASYLUMS ITEREST ME IM 13 YEARS OLD AND IN MY SPARE TIME I LIKE LOOKING UP THINGS THAT HAVE TO DO WITH ELOISE I HEARD THEY WANNA TAKE THE SMOKE STACK DOWN AND TO TELL YOU THE TRUTH I DON'T LIKE IT IF THEY TAKE IT DOWN I WILL BE SO MAD AND I WILL CRY I HAVE ONLY BEEN IN ELOISE ONE TIME BUT I WAS YOUNG AND DID NOT KNOW THE HISTORY I JUST KNEW IT AS THE KAY BEARD PLACE LIKE A DOCTORS OFFICE BUT NOW I KNOW AND I LOVE IT I WANNA GO TO SCHOOL TO BECOME A MENTAL HEALTH NURSE AND HELP ALL THOSE IN NEED I ALSO WANT TO SAY I LOVE YOUR WEBSITE I GO ON HERE ALOT AND SHOW ALL MY FRIENDS AT SCHOOL YOUR GREAT PAGE THEY THINK IT'S AWSOME SO THATS ALL FOR NOW LOVE CHLOE' :)
	Tuesday, February 7th 2006 - 08:59:21 PM

Erin [e] [h] Florida
	Hey all - I've gone back to our original gb, too many probs with all the others. I hate to keep losing entries, so everyone please sign again!! :)

norma keil [e]
	Thanks for this site I have strong feelings for the preservation of the past in order that we learn from it. I was a Music Therapy intern at Eloise 1973-74 under the tutelage of Ms Christine Smith one of the finest human beings and therapists i have ever met. She brought so much joy to the patients. She was trained by Dr. Ira Altschuler a psychiatrist at Eloise. He also had my mother come to play for the patients back maybe back in the 1930's or 40's. Music Therapy was one of the most innovative programs at Eloise and very positive. Norma Keil
	Sunday, August 1st 2004 - 11:49:29 PM

Gina [e]
	My Grandmother was in Eloise for a while back in the 1930's. She wasn't mental but she was born with a heart condition that in those days nobody knew how to help her. My Grandpa said one day a DR he didn't know came up to him and said to get his wife out of there because they were just experimenting on her. My Grandpa went right up to her room and started packing her stuff while the Dr and nurses yelled at him that she was too sick to leave and that she wouldn't even make it through the night. She lived 5 years after that. Does anyone know if there are any records left of patients somewhere? Her name was Mary Barone and she was there sometime in the 1930's.
	Monday, July 12th 2004 - 01:22:42 AM

Gina [e]
	This is a great site! I used to work at Eloise in the J building about 1983. I was a teenager working for Wayne county who at that time had the J building as the main food distribution for lunches at senior citizen programs. The place was creepy and worse yet was the FOUL odor that hung around the parkinglot and in the tunnels. One day the board of health showed up and I showed them around then showed them the door to the tunnel and when they opend it we all just stood there but no one would go in. They each took a turn with their clip boards peeking in and writing their findings. The tunnel smelled pretty bad and was filled with cob webs and junk as far as I could see. They closed the place down shortly after that and the business moved to Flat Rock. I was just thinking of how creepy but interesting that place was. When I wasn't in the office I walked around checking everything out. I wish I would have gotten pictures back then but who knew it would become so historical.
	Monday, July 12th 2004 - 01:18:35 AM

Rebecca [e] [h]
	Hi I love your site! I have an interesting tale about my connection to Eloise. And a couple questions? First I just found out (through the 1930 census) that my husband's great grandmother Mabel Duprey was an inmate in Eloise for at least 10 years possibly longer but since I don't have the date of her death... Anyway What's interesting about this new info is that she was supposed to be dead already. You see my mother in-law was always told by her father and aunts (sisters to Mabel) that Mabel died when James (my mother in- laws father and son to Mabel) was only 5 yrs. old. He was born in 1915 so that would place Mabel's death at around 1920? (I have never been able to find death records on her) But now I find she's in the 1930 census as an inmate in Pontiac State Hospital in Pontiac? (This is the same hospital right)? I know that she is buried in Saginaw, MI Have been to her grave. well what there is to see of it anyway since she has no marker. Her parents and 2 of her siblings are buried there also and all have markers except her and with them all saying she died in 1920 I'm thinking they were ashamed of her. Sad really. Her husband was James Duprey SR. He disappears around the same time as Mabel I can't find death records on either one. If anyone knows how I could get a hold of any records from The hospital I'd appreciate it. I just have to find out more about this woman!! PLEASE HELP!
	Sunday, December 29th 2002 - 11:34:12 PM

Nick and Erin [e] [h]
	Click on the link for this post to join our group on Yahoo! where you can share stories and converse with others interested in Eloise!
	Sunday, December 8th 2002 - 01:54:40 AM


	Did anyone ever find out if there was a list of names of people who stayed at Eloise and/or buried on the grounds. While looking for my biological family I have found that my grandfather was in Eloise in 1948-50, and died there. That is all I can find out about him at this time.
	Sunday, December 1st 2002 - 12:30:24 AM

Dawn [e]
	I love this site. I chck it regularly, though I never sign anymore. I just wanted to tell an interesting thing that happened a couple of weeks ago... I went out to Eloise, it was still warm out, to check out the bridge and take some photos. As I was at the bridge a story idea popped into my head and I dismissed it quickly, though I have been told I write well, I rarely finish a story...oh wait I have NEVER finished one. Well, I came home and sat down here on the PC and began the story without really thinking of what I was getting into. Four sleepless nights and 41,000 words later, I finished. The story takes place at a fictionalized Eloise, the facts remain, but I had to change the name and such. I am not sure why I finished this story, it is not the type I usually write, anyhow... Maybe it was supernatural, or maybe Eloise inspired me. Either way...
	Friday, November 29th 2002 - 11:44:03 AM

Samantha [e]
	My name is Samantha and I am the founder and Senior member of Crossroads. I love your web site. I am so glad that we are able to assist you with Eloise.
	Friday, November 29th 2002 - 02:28:59 AM

mom
	Love it!!!!!
	Monday, November 25th 2002 - 07:57:06 PM

Sheila [e] [h]
	Hello, My name is Sheila and I am a senior member of crossroads of michigan and would like to think you for the oppertunity to help you two with the site. We the group have been very intersted in elise for a long time now. We did find out that at least 2 of ourmembers had family that wasat one time in there. Again thanks. Sheila crossroads of michigan
	Friday, November 22nd 2002 - 10:11:52 PM

Jaime [e]
	I love your web site! I was born in Eloise in October 1976, and never knew a thing about it. I couldn't find Eloise on any maps or anything. I lived in Taylor before my family moved to the Morgantown, West Virginia area in the 80's. Now, all these years later, I finally know something about the place where I was born. On my next trip to Taylor, I am definetly checking Eloise out!
	Wednesday, November 6th 2002 - 04:42:35 PM

R K [e]
	one more item i just remembered. I was told that upon notice that the complex was being closed in 1984, "the workers basically trashed the place in anger". (which is why the floors I visited looked so trashed) they never really cleaned up after the fact (again this was about two years ago so I dont know what renovations or work has been done on those floors. But there's something intriguing about this complex and I find myself drawn to find out more.
	Thursday, October 31st 2002 - 09:20:57 PM

R K [e]
	I was fortunate (or infortunate) enough to to actually be able to explore at least 3 or 4 floors of the Kay Beard Building about two years ago. I was associated with an organization located in the county building and simply asked if I could have a peek. I went up the defiled stairways with dead birds and rodents (I am not making this up) as the old OTIS elavator (which still apparently worked as I was told) looked way too freaky for my tastes to try. some floors were locked off. i was alone. I dont believe in hauntings, but the feeling I got while walking through those flooors changes my attitude. Old wayne county hospital records were still kept there as well as restraints and electroschock equipment. The overalll feeling was haunted and "it just wasnt right" most notably was a picture at the end of the main corridor on one of the floors lokoing at it once it seemed right but upon closer inspection the damn thing was actually hung upside down! I will not go back there alone. However I do plan on revisiting with my camera and I still have enough permission to actually go through there again. My heart and soul were changed that day that I explored that building on the floors could access. and I didnt even know about the cemetary until I happened upon this website! I tried not to imagine what went on there but I could almost hear the patients screaming and the sensation of agony. Well, thats my two cents.
	Thursday, October 31st 2002 - 09:17:05 PM

Daniel [e]
	I LOVE THE SITE!!!!! I just want to say thinks to ease my 15yr. old inquisitave mind (that was spelled right :-) if n e 1 wants to chat about elloise im me at smartstart101 on AIM or smartstart444 on MSN messanger
	Saturday, October 26th 2002 - 05:30:45 PM

Eloise
	i was printing of some information about the eloise books i read when i was young and came across this site. i never thought my i could have been named after an asylum.cool.
	Tuesday, October 22nd 2002 - 02:19:44 PM

C Jones [e]
	My great aunt, Annie Hazel Ingram, my uncle, Troy Banks Ingram and my grandfather, Merial Milam, all worked at Eloise. I wish I had asked more questions when they were alive. I have a few pictures that were taken outside and one inside of the Class of 1955 for nurse's aids and orderlys. I was looking for info on how to find their personel records of the dates they worked there. Any info would be helpful. Sincerely, C Jones P.S. I did talk with my step grandma and she said grandpa would not talk much about the hospital. He was the man in charge over one of the floors. He told her the patients did crazy things and he hated having to restrain them for there own safety. To me, Eloise is a part of my family's history and I am just intrigued by it all. It was like its own city and now it is being all torn down. I passed by their in 1993 on the way to my grandpa's funeral. I wish I had taken pictures then.
	Monday, October 7th 2002 - 04:31:54 AM

autumn [e]
	if you like looking at this place than you should hear what i have on tape!!!!
	Saturday, September 28th 2002 - 06:36:18 AM

SlitWrist [e] [h]
	Yea, I was gonna go check for the stairs sooner or later. Good to hear there still there. Saves me a trip!
	Friday, September 27th 2002 - 07:20:20 PM

Helen [e]
	I am interested in knowing if there is a list of who stayed at Eloise...and/or buried on the grounds of Eloise? Please email me with information.....Thanks!
	Friday, September 20th 2002 - 12:22:26 AM

dan [e]
	hey i liked that you had ardmore pics...i live right by there and have explored it through out. Nice site.
	Wednesday, September 18th 2002 - 12:44:28 AM

Jennifer Ellis [e]
	I am an adoptee who was born in Eloise hospital on 1-30-75 Does anyone know how to get a hold of records from there?
	Friday, September 13th 2002 - 06:15:21 PM

pamela [e]
	For whoever is interested.. My half sister and I were out behind the Krogers this past Sunday, walked on the bridge, climbed the stairways that are STILL THERE!.. Whoever said they were not, apparently didn't look hard enough.. They are there.. If my scanner would work, I would prove it as we took several photos.. Keep looking.. They ARE there!
	Wednesday, September 11th 2002 - 03:37:08 PM

Diane Stewart [e]
	Eloise, The name seems to belong to our family line. Merrimam road is named after my Grandmother who was a nurse who worked at Eloise, and of course, at that time woman were expected to stay at home. She didn't. I hear stories that farm adjacent to it used the patients for working in the fields for nothing. I don't know if this is true. I just hear it from my family. Diane Stewart
	Thursday, August 29th 2002 - 12:30:23 AM

Mandy [e]
	Just wanted to update everyone on the fact that the stairwells and bridge on the eloise grounds are no longer there...we went hunting for them tonight and were told by other people we met there who were getting into the old power house that they no longer exsist....sucks I waited so long to go..but i will tell you some weird S%^9 happened out there....but because I can't prove it, we won't go into detail...go see it for yourself.
	Wednesday, August 21st 2002 - 04:34:42 AM

Pamela [e]
	Totally impressed! I'm an adoptee who just recently located my half sister.. She lives in Wayne.. My birth grandparents (and hers too, duh..) were both institutionalized in Eloise for over fifteen years..From 1918 to 1936..They both met there and married once they got out.. They had my birthmother and she had us.. (another duh...) Anyways, we are both so interested in Eloise, you have no idea. Our roots are there, and as of yesterday, we went walking all around the buildings. We're looking for any and all info, pics, anything ya all know about Eloise.. We are going to go on a "dig" in two weeks over to Potters field.. Anyone wanna come with us? Please email me with any info ya all have.. Thanks... Pamela.. an adopted child.. (now adult!)
	Monday, August 12th 2002 - 09:42:46 PM

Matthew [e]
	well i dont no what to say but there is something baout this old kreepy building that make me want to learn more i hear all these stories about it but like well some scare me but some dont sound to be true hey i will never no but i keep on looking for mre and more facts about this building and the secerts kept behind it or should i say in it thanks kool web site
	Friday, August 9th 2002 - 05:26:33 AM

Patricia Ibbotson [e]
	Those interested in the history of Eloise may wish to buy the book Eloise: Poorhouse, Farm, Asylum and Hospital 1839-1984 which was published by Arcadia Publishing in May 2002. The book contains over 220 historic photographs of Eloise and can be purchased on-line (www.bn.com and www.amazon.com) as well as at Border's, Barnes and Noble and Little Professor (in Dearborn, Michigan.) This book is also being sold by Friends of Eloise (at meetings) and also by the Westland Historical Museum.
	Sunday, August 4th 2002 - 12:46:11 PM

Melanie [e]
	I was just wondering if any one else here was born at Wayne County General? Me and my two sisters were. In my baby book my mom wrote Eloise instead of Wayne County General. I remember thinking I was born at an Asylum before I found out it was separate building. I too have always beeninterested in Eloise. I find it intruiging and my and my friends will be venturing back to where I was born sometime next week. Funny thing, I was born on friday the 13th.
	Saturday, August 3rd 2002 - 01:12:22 PM

Jodi [e]
	Hi Everyone, I work in mental health and I study spirituality and spirtis themselves. If you want to know more about Asylums you can get a great book back in print called "Christmas in Purgitory". It was written in 1974 and I found out that it recently came back into print. I am also looking for people to contact to do Ghost hunts in my area (Macomb County). We have many GREAT old buildings/spiritual breeding grounds in Macomb (Esp. the Octagon House in Washington Twp.). Please e-mail me if you are interested in doing some hunting. By the way... VERY GOOD Site.
	Thursday, August 1st 2002 - 10:16:45 PM

Tonya [e]
	Hi Lookin 4 group that wants to explore Eloise Hospital Feel free to e-mail me
	Sunday, July 28th 2002 - 12:34:22 AM

Andy Houston [e] [h]
	Hello. This is a great site. Thanks for your efforts. I am writing from Saskatchewan (western Canada) to invite your visitors to the website we've created for the Saskatchewan Mental Hospital at Weyburn. Please visit the site and join our forum. Actually the site has been established as part of a site-specific performance which will happen in a disused wing of the hospital Aug 30, 31, Sept. 1 and Sept. 6,7,8. We hope that the website and performance will help preserve the building as a heritage site. As with many connected with Eloise and other hospitals across America, we're trying to preserve a fascinating pathway to the past.
	Saturday, July 27th 2002 - 04:42:17 AM

Nick [e] [h]
	Hi everyone, nick here again. Nobody remembers me ::cries:: j/k. This site is doing so well, thats awesome! I give all the credit in the world to erin right now, shes kept this site up and turned it into what it is now for the past 8 months. I am really anxious to have the time again to sit down and work on it together, Add some more pages and make some more graphics- we have a few ideas for tales coming up, like a .com . Anyways- 21 days till I'm home, YES!! Later all~ Nick
	Wednesday, July 17th 2002 - 06:51:38 PM

DesreveReverseD [e] [h]
	just got back from a road trip with which one of my stops was Eloise hospital it was a remarkable place and i did take some photo's and i was about to get one of the Inside of the powerhouse when a guard asked if he could help me scared the CRAP out of me and my wife he just said we had to leave and that the building would not be there much longer it's a shame isn't it well anyway great site nick and erin keep up the good work
	Sunday, July 14th 2002 - 01:26:54 AM

Fritz Juergensen [e]
	Very interesting site. I think I'll go exploring with my wife during the day... Is the river easy to get to from the Kroger lot?
	Friday, June 28th 2002 - 10:27:13 AM

Toad AkA Toad [e] [h]
	i jus got a quick ? if any one could help me out even tho people have told me but ive never explored anywayz iz there any open tunnel thats open that i could go and document? if so where jus email me for that one peace: Toad P.S.~ my webpage sux its hasnt been updated in like a year and a half
	Friday, June 28th 2002 - 12:02:25 AM

Panda1226 [e]
	I love this site and just wanted to share that my freinds and I were all very close to Eloise and visited frequently in our teenage years. We were always greeted with a sense of peace and love from within the buildings and surrounding areas. We miss her!!
	Sunday, June 16th 2002 - 03:32:49 PM

Citizen Arcane [h]
	I have an art / photography page with some old photos of the Walter P. building taken in 1992 shortly before that facility was torn down. I'm currently searching for an old video tape that I may have as well. Check out the photos on my site listed above.
	Wednesday, June 5th 2002 - 05:26:37 PM

Jason [e]
	Spent about 4 hours in Butler cemrtary the night of the 25th into the morning of the 26th. About the strangest thing that happened (besides a very strong feeling of peace and tranquility) was a pickup truck that drove up and snapped some pictures from the road, then waved and yelled "Thanks!" as they drove away. I don't think there's any way the passengers could have seen us. It was about 130 or 2am and we were standing down in the valley in the center of the cemetary with the dark hill to our backs and dressed in black. Any chance it was one of you who hang out at this site?
	Sunday, May 26th 2002 - 03:36:00 AM

Bloody Mary [e]
	My grandma was in and out of Eloise for years, and my grandfather worked there in like the 1930's 1940's. That was pretty sweet finding that out. If you guys can get any records up or have any already let me know ( email me ) thx ps: is there a way to get into the firehouse? I live right by Eloise and want to explore it.
	Wednesday, May 15th 2002 - 03:12:48 PM

Nick [e] [h]
	hey, this website is great, where do you guys get all of your information. Erin- you sure are pretty from the looks of that picture of you in the photogallery. Your boyfriend sure is a lucky guy. oh wait a minute, its me- ha! how about that, i am a damn lucky guy. Anyways, I love you baby, did u tell everyone who visits our site about how were getting married? ok well if not then ill keep it a secret for a little bit longer. hehe, im a loser, sorry- bye
	Monday, May 13th 2002 - 12:39:18 PM

Chad McDonald [e]
	Hey great site, I have a Grandmother who was committed to Eloise a few times in the 60'-70's. She is still living today in a Nursing home next to Seaway Hospital. She never has anything nice to say about Eloise. I would really love to get in those tunnels. I'm a resident of Flat Rock, I'd like to get up there and see what its all about. This place sounds like a good site for MTV to do its FEAR show on. Wouldn't that be interesting. By the way there is a hidden cemetary here in Flat Rock called the Vreeland Cemetary behind some residential buildings and next to the Huron River. Its local legend that its haunted. If anyone is interested please feel free to contact me. I think there are around 10-15 graves there. Spooky at Night Great site, keep up the good work
	Monday, April 29th 2002 - 03:05:04 AM

bucala [e]
	I used to live near the Eloise Complex, actually on part of the former pig farm, next to the potters field and Ganong/Butler Cemetary. Although we have moved, my daughter still talks about the shadow people that visited her, and we have some pictures with strange orbs on them taken outside our home !!!. I would like to find out if there were a "Harvey (she says he's an alcoholic), and a Mr Gibbs" on the listings for patients at Eloise. She often was found talking to "imaginary friends" outside our old house. I just find this a little strange. Please feel free to email me with any information, I will attempt to put up a site with the orbs.
	Sunday, April 28th 2002 - 03:51:42 PM

Dawn [e]
	I visited Eloise in 1993 while 7 months pregnant. There were no security guards and only a broken fence so we walked right in. We spent the day touring the buildings and tunnels. We found all kinds of interesting things including some medical records. While visiting this site I have the same feeling in my stomach as I did when I was actually there. Not something you can explain until you actually go inside and feel it for yourself. Great site and I love the info that was included. I will definately check back.
	Monday, April 22nd 2002 - 09:18:39 PM

Alexis [e]
	i have been planning to take a look around eloise but i kind of dont want to go alone would anyone be interested in going with me?? please email me if you are thanks BTW love the site
	Thursday, April 18th 2002 - 07:17:06 PM

Alexis [e]
	Eloise has fasinated me for years. i have lived in the wayne westland area all of my life and i can still remember when all of the buildings were standing. i can also remember the year that the westland jaycees had a haunted house in the kay beard building
	Thursday, April 18th 2002 - 03:17:11 PM

Beth [e]
	This site is so sad. You could have been in this hell hole. It uncaring and I'm sure the people who died here are sad that so many people enjoy their suffering. The people responsible for caring for the humans should be in jail. I'm sorry but I have compassion for humans if they have a disease of mental illness or cancer illness. Making fun of it is sick. Are we going to open a site for the Cancer center next. Disease is disease if it attacks the mind or any other part of a beings body. Please don't make this a joke & have respect for the dead.
	Thursday, April 11th 2002 - 03:34:23 AM

Sandy [e]
	Hi! My name is Sandy. I had a gradmother who was in Eloise in the early 1900's. I am doing a family tree and I too, like the others, feel a connection with Eloise. Even though, I have never seen the hospital other than the pictures on the web. I feel sad for the people who were commited there. I would love to find out more of my grandmother, Julia Krygier born circa 1892 and died circa 1936. If any names surface as to hospital patients, I would appreciate an email. eswojtas@i-star.com Thanks!!! for all your hard work. The site is very interesting. Keep up the great work. You deserve a whole lot of credit for bringing this information to all the people. Thanks Again, Sandy in Michigan
	Tuesday, March 26th 2002 - 02:43:36 PM

Garret Jones [e]
	Great site! You guys saved me tons of legwork for my Eloise investigation. Thanks!
	Saturday, March 23rd 2002 - 01:32:49 AM

Mark"The Lark" Boone [e] [h]
	I really enjoyed your pictures and text regarding Eloise. I'm a musician songwriter and in the process of finishing a song called "Eloise" so I was searching the Web for references. I had no idea that there was such interest in the place and its history. I live in ypsi and drive by the site often. It's rare that I feel such strong spontaneous inspiration but it was like the place has been calling out to me and feeding me words. After seeing your site I think I understand why. If any of you would like once I finalize and copyright the lyrics I'll email or post them. I have pretty modest recording equipment and skills but I'd also be happy to share the demo recording with you when it's done.
	Saturday, February 23rd 2002 - 08:46:50 AM

Scott [e]
	I think your info is great. Last year, I went solo behind Kroger, and followed the river east. I did see the stairs and the bridge. I thought once summer came and the leaves, and follige gave me shade and not so noticed, I could make a run for the back of remaining structures. Haven't yet. I believe somehow, their is access too the tunnels. in 1993, we entered the tunnels from a building right on Mich. Ave. We found a set of stairs going down, and the rest is history. We toured the place for almost 6 hours, finding even the morgue, and most interesting, we came to a tunnel which I belive was conected to Annapolis Hospital. 100 yards in front of us was lights on the walls. Maybe their is access through the hospital. Maybe In the basement of the Kay Beard building?
	Wednesday, February 20th 2002 - 06:29:16 PM

SlitWrist [e] [h]
	I went and found the stairs and the bridge and documented the whole thing with my video camera. Now I need to go back because I gotta see where the entrance to the Tunnels are! Me and my friend talked to the security guy working at the main building and he let us walk around all the buildings and didn't mind. He was real cool to us. I gotta go back still and go in the little museum thing they got. Also he said that there tearing down/renavating the buildings but LEAVING THE TOWER because its a trade mark. LOVE the site!
	Tuesday, February 19th 2002 - 12:46:27 AM