History & cultureStrange DetourThe Abandoned Hospital Where New York Quarantined Patients #abandonedplaces #forgottenplaces

The Abandoned Hospital Where New York Quarantined Patients #abandonedplaces #forgottenplaces

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Published Oct 9, 2026, 11:25 PM · 5d ago

Strange Detour
Strange Detour
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Explore the strange history of Riverside Hospital, the quarantine hospital on New York’s North Brother Island. Once used to isolate patients with contagious diseases, its history includes Mary Mallon—better known as “Typhoid Mary”—who spent her final years there. Now, its abandoned buildings tell a very different story. Take a detour into the unbelievable. The hospital’s quarantine role and Mallon’s confinement are documented in New York City’s historical records. In this video: Riverside Hospital, North Brother Island hospital, abandoned hospital New York, NYC quarantine hospital, Riverside Hospital history, North Brother Island history, Typhoid Mary, Mary Mallon, abandoned medical facilities, forgotten New York history, medical history, Strange Detour #RiversideHospital #MedicalHistory #ForgottenNYC #newyorkhistory #abandonedhospital #ghostisland #forbiddenplaces #forbidden
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Abandoned NYAbandoned hospitalAbandoned tourAsylum explorationDerelict buildingsEerie placesExploration videoForgotten placesGhost huntingHaunted hospitalHistorical sitesHospital historyLost placesMedical historyNYC quarantineNew York decayQuarantine historySpooky placesUrban decayUrban exploration

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