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Where was Edgewood State Hospital? Edgewood State Hospital was located on the east side of Commack Rd, between Nicolls Rd and Old Country Rd, in Deer Park.

The main building (building 102) was the tallest in Nassau and Suffolk. You could see the NYC skyline on a clear day, and see the north and south shores on an average day. You also could see the complex from any of the south shore beaches, and from any high spot in Suffolk.

This picture is one of my favorites, because I can still remember this view very clearly. It shows the Edgewood buildings as they appeared from an LIE overpass, near Bagatelle Rd. Today you can see some of the Pilgrim State buildings from this view.

This current day map shows where Edgewood State Hospital once stood.
(Dimensions are approximate.)
It is believed that Commack Road, as it is known today, was built around the time that Edgewood was first constructed (the early 1940's), and was possibly built FOR Edgewood. Old Commack Road, which still exists as pavement, but is no longer an actual traffic-bearing road, can be found to the eastern rear of the grounds. The map to the left shows Western Suffolk in 1941, before Edgewood was completed. The "Commack Road" refered to in this map is OLD Commack Road. "New" Commack Road did not yet exist. Thanks to Eric Aup for researching this. To view this map in it's entirety click here.

 

This topographic map, from www.topozone.com, shows the Edgewood buildings and the surrounding area. Notice the mysterious build 55, which stands all alone, way north of Nurse's Quarters. This building was believed to be destroyed in 1977. Does anyone have pictures of this building?
Special thanks to John from LIOddites for showing me this map.

For a recent overhead map that gives approximations of where the buildings stood, please see the PICTURES section of this site.
Can anyone provide maps or blueprints of the buildings and grounds? How about documentation on the tunnel system?
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sabotage supertzar   12/4/2006 2:06:49 AM
hey ocr,eddies room was in the tunnels,no?and iownit must be talkin about B.D.who didnt just drive into the kichen but parked there while hangin out.
AceMAnEp   4/13/2006 5:07:31 AM
yea i remeber Edgewood hospital hahaha as a brentwood hs alumni me and my friends used to go their and get fucking drunk and lissten to metal ahh i can smell those years lol.
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brthe bridge at commack rd for holloween we used to throw eggs at cars at night
mike   3/13/2006 10:29:59 AM
Joe, the 1941 map is beautiful! Thanks
Joe   3/3/2006 2:25:58 PM
Dannyb - Slappy has copies of the blueprints. Dig through the pictures, some of them are floating around.
dannyb   2/23/2006 3:20:06 PM
Keving:

this bridge? if so, the answer to your questions are all here

http://www.geocities.com/denisbyrne/bridge.html
dannyb   2/23/2006 1:35:17 PM
As far as blueprints of the tunnels, My brother had a crapload of them - rolled up neatly in a tube - I dont know how or where he got them from - this had to be around 79 or 80.

He is in Kuwait right now, Ill drop him an email and see if he still has em. I remember that each blueprint was BIG, in that he rolled one across his bed.

UPDATE: I just got an email back from him. He thinks that he left them in mom/dads attic (by DPA) when he left for the Navy. Knowing my mother however she is notorious for throwing your shit away without asking you if you need it. They are in Mexico till next month, so i will have to wait till they get back before pursuing this further.
KEVING   2/23/2006 11:41:12 AM
I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW IF ANYONE KNOWS WHAT THE WHITE ARCHES BRIDGE THAT CROSSES OVER COMACK ROAD IS FOR AND IF IT WAS PART OF EDGEWOOD
KenRad   11/28/2004 4:46:59 PM
Building "55" was really building 155 and was used as a Doctor's residence until the 1977 fire damaged it. It was still occupied at the time, and it is the reason Edgewood had power until 1977. There were many branches to the tunnels once you got close to the core buildings, but the ONLY secret part were a few bricked over dead ends that would have led to other proposed, but never constructed, buildings. Building 155, the chapel(107), the Gym(108) and the old recreational building did NOT have any steam tunnels. All the other buildings did. Most of the entrances were filled up with dirt, and then sealed with concrete.
lumen   10/31/2004 12:51:07 PM
Back in the day there were rumours of a cemetary north of the Nurses' Quarters. Could Building 55 have had something to do with that?
OCR   2/18/2004 8:21:43 PM
eddies room
iownit   2/18/2004 5:36:08 PM
manowar born to live forevermore ok i will try mr joe
Joe   2/18/2004 11:33:54 AM
Iownit - Please see the MESSAGE BOARDS section. There is a forum dedicated to Questions & Answers. The COMMENTS section at the bottom of each individual section of the site are meant for comments pertaining to the items in each section.
iownit   2/18/2004 11:06:55 AM
ask me some questions go i will see if i can answer metal god
iownit   2/17/2004 1:34:08 PM
ok joe i will fill you in daily im 40 the cross with the s through it graffiti is my mark its all over the place when we first got thier the building was all locked up no access hardly any broken windows and full off furniture we made the first incision did you know thier was an operating room on the top floor more to come the true owner
Joe   2/16/2004 5:22:59 PM
I am 29, and I don't claim to know anything. I am counting on people like you to share your memories and pictures.
What good is it to have all the information on the place and not share it with the starving people who want to know?
iownit   2/16/2004 4:27:44 PM
hey joe you dont know shit how old r u any way?
iownit   2/16/2004 4:26:49 PM
i dropped of a few cars thier once my friend drove one in the kitchen hes dead now we burned that place like hell twisted sister
Joe   2/11/2004 9:57:06 AM
Huh?
iownit   2/10/2004 10:49:35 PM
THE BUILDING HAD 3 TUNNELS AND 1 SECRET ONE GUESS WHO?
 
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