Housed in former State Hospital No. 2, the Glore Psychiatric Museum preserves the real history of mental health treatment from the 1800s through the 1900s. Within these walls, thousands of patients lived, underwent early psychiatric procedures, and experienced treatments that today seem unimaginable.

Electrotherapy. Hydrotherapy. Isolation rooms. Restraint devices.

The artifacts on display are authentic and so are the stories behind them.

After dark, the atmosphere shifts. Guests have reported unexplained noises, shadowy figures, and the feeling of not being alone in empty corridors.

Is it the power of suggestion… or something lingering from the hospital’s long and emotional past?