Exploring the former seaview hospital in staten island.joined by the great andrea churchill!please leave a like and subscribe for more content.warning: if yo. July 2012snuck into seaview hospitals farm colony and women's ward (across the street on main hospital grounds).
Today we explore a large abandoned tuberculosis hospital. many of the buildings are heavily decayed, and they sit on an active campus. don't forget to sub. In the mid 1940's, sea view contributed to a series of medical breakthroughs in developing streptomycin, an antibiotic effective in the treatment and ultimate curing of tuberculosis. streptomycin was so effective in healing patients that by 1961, the main hospital was all but empty. in this aerial video from channel find and seek, see. Staten island native matthew chirico created a video with drone footage looking inside the historic seaview hospital and new york city farm colony. here are 10 facts about the seaview campus's. Thirty seven buildings were constructed from 1905 to 1938 adjacent to the new york city farm colony on staten island to serve as the city’s new tuberculosis hospital. it was built upon the site.
Staten island native matthew chirico created a video with drone footage looking inside the historic seaview hospital and new york city farm colony. here are 10 facts about the seaview campus's. Thirty seven buildings were constructed from 1905 to 1938 adjacent to the new york city farm colony on staten island to serve as the city’s new tuberculosis hospital. it was built upon the site. A new aerial video shot by the staten island native captures the several abandoned and derelict structures within the two sites, located at the center of staten island. untapped cities first. In the mid 1940's, sea view contributed to a series of medical breakthroughs in developing streptomycin, an antibiotic effective in the treatment and ultimate curing of tb. streptomycin was so effective in healing patients that by 1961, the main hospital was all but empty. in this video from producer amanda steen for the staten island advance.
A new aerial video shot by the staten island native captures the several abandoned and derelict structures within the two sites, located at the center of staten island. untapped cities first. In the mid 1940's, sea view contributed to a series of medical breakthroughs in developing streptomycin, an antibiotic effective in the treatment and ultimate curing of tb. streptomycin was so effective in healing patients that by 1961, the main hospital was all but empty. in this video from producer amanda steen for the staten island advance.
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