Eloise Asylum was founded as a poorhouse in 1839 ... Built in 1931, Building D, also known as the Kay Beard Building, once housed 409 patients. Psychiatric care ended at Eloise in 1979.

Visitors will hear on the tour how little freedom patients had ... Later, a 2006 movie, “Eloise,” a psychological thriller, was set in the abandoned asylum. The fake blood from the ...

“Eloise Asylum” riffs on the facility’s spooky history as the largest psychiatric facility in the U.S., a small city within a city that once treated as many as 10,000 patients. The ...

Eloise Asylum haunted attraction opens on Friday ... Built in 1931, Building D once housed 409 patients. Psychiatric care ended at Eloise in 1979. The general hospital closed in 1984.

According to FOX2, Eloise had provided medical services for around 10,000 patients by the end of the 1920s. As seen in "Secrets of the Asylum," the rooms are scattered with old equipment and ...

Previously operating as a psychiatric hospital, the controversial Eloise Asylum Haunted Attraction is putting on a Valentine's Day event. According to their website, "Bloody Valentines at Eloise ...

Named after Eloise ... asylum and sanitarium. At one point, Eloise was one of the largest psychiatric facilities in the nation, with a campus of more the 70 buildings, 2,000 staff and 10,000 patients.

From rattling doors and thundering booms to echoing footsteps and whispering voices, the long-abandoned Eloise Asylum in Westland is a ghost hunter’s nightmare. The former psychiatric ...

A sprawling 50-acre complex that once housed a mental asylum and is considered one of the most haunted places in Michigan is up for sale. The Eloise Complex on Michigan Avenue in Westland is list ...

The public portion begins at 2 p.m. at Eloise Asylum (30712 Michigan Ave ... campus of 75 buildings that cared for as many as 8,000 patients a day. At one time, its patients with mental ...