Dammasch State Hospital

I lost my first born son to S.I.D.S. After I had my second child, the state of Oregon tried to have me committed and put in Dammasch because of the fact that they assumed that I could not care for my child properly because of what happened ( which was VERY untrue ). I did everything to make sure that he was taken care of and I gave him all of the love that I had. My grandfather died at that asylum and they assumed that because he was committed, that "it", on top of the loss of my baby, I wasn't all "together" in my head enough to function properly because mental illness ran in my blood. My family fought tooth and nail and I wasn't thrown in there, but the fear of having to live in a place like that, after I heard of how my grandfather was treated and the fact that I would likely never see my precious little boy again, scared me to my core

May 2025

I grew up in Wilsonville a couple of miles away from the hospital when it was still there. Groups of friends would go check it out at night time and it was absolutely terrifying. Not only did you hear creepy things, you could see old blood on walls through the windows and the overall energy was a very eery feeling, like we were not welcome there at all.

I only went the once and refused to ever go again. I can’t explain the feeling you get from that kind of energy but it was enough for me to never even think about going back.

May 2023

They built over the area of the site with houses. after only one year of being built, the builders were mysteriously burned down. It was deemed “ unnatural “. It’s still unsolved to this day. There’s also multiple counts of paranormal activity on the streets surrounding. Including sights of little girls and orbs. Really scary shit

January 2023