Over the years the Lassen County Hospital has seen its fair share of dark times. Built in the late 1880's to fill the gap needed for health care in a growing town, though it was only open for a few short years the need for expansion and changes in operation would become very apparent after the epidemic of the Spanish Flu. In the following months the hospital would almost double in size as well as its number in patients, the number of recorded deaths at the hospital would require them to build a facility capable of handling bodies after death. another larger building would be constructed with this, as well as technological upgrades in mind. Operating until 2003, this place would be the only destination for people to seek help as well as handle those who had passed. The amount of history hidden within its walls is unprecedented. Unfortunately last year the original oldest part of the complex caught on fire due to a homeless man staying inside. Regardless we are here to determine wether or not the stories we have heard for so many years are true. This is our experience at the abandoned Lassen County Hospital.