Kings Park Psychiatric Center - Building 90 - Macy Hall

A Brief History: Building 90 of Kings Park Psychiatric Center is also known as Macy Hall. Built in 1917, it was soon dedicated in memory of superintendent Doctor William A. Macy upon his death in 1918. When the building opened it was originally used for male staff housing. Later it was then used as an Administrative building with the 1stfloor being used for new employee processing. In 1923 there were wings added to the building due to the abundance of new patients coming to the facility, and the need for more nurses and staff to assist with the new patients. There were dormitories on the upper floors and staff housing as well. It was later used as a Nursing School and business offices.

Haunted History: People have reported seeing unusual shadowy figures lurking the hallways of the building. People have also claimed to hear conversations from some of the rooms and when they went to check it out no one was there. People also get the feelings of being watched when they are walking outside of the building.