Kings Park Psychiatric Center

Kings Park opened in 1885 to relieve Brooklyn's overcrowded asylums. Building 93, a 13-story tower built in 1939, once packed in over 1,200 patients receiving lobotomies and electroshock therapy. The center ran for 111 years before closing in 1996.

Building 93 is considered one of the most haunted locations on Long Island. Visitors report seeing former patients wandering the halls, hearing voices and screams from within the abandoned structure, and spotting dark figures moving across windows.

One visitor heard whispering directly in front of them on the seventh floor, though no one was speaking. Another investigator heard banging so loud she thought the building might collapse. At nearby D.S. Shanahan's bar, a female ghost appears and vanishes when approached. Police warn about the structural dangers, but the site remains a magnet for ghost hunters. The concentration of suffering over 111 years has left what many believe is a permanent haunting.