The long, dark hallway in the basement of the Athens Ridges.

Some graffiti on the basement wall, must have not been a really big fire.

The old iron gates that used to guard the entry to the insane asylum.

Miscellaneous junk sitting in the corner of this large room.

This cage was not for patients, it secures a piece of equipment.

This area is said to be where patients were tortured with water therapy.

Legend says these boards used to hold shackles to chain patients to the wall.

Leaving the basement, looking down this narrow, dark hallway.

A lobby area in the former patient ward near the padded cells.

An old lighting fixture in the lobby area.

This area looked like some sort of medical station, maybe where the drugs were kept.

Another lobby area in the former patient ward for "normal" patients.

This hallway housed the most insane and life-threatening patients.

All rooms in this ward had padded cells to protect patients.

The doors were solid steel with no windows, most of them were locked.

One was unlocked and this is the room, the pads were removed long ago.

This ward housed the less-threatening of the patients.

This patient room was pretty creepy with the wheelchair and old curtains.

This was a bathroom for some of the patients in this ward.

This room appeared to be in use by the Ohio University for something.

The infamous stain on the floor left by Margaret Schilling's decomposing body.

No matter how hard workers scrubbed the floor, the stain prevailed.

Only the portions of her body that touched the floor left its mark.

The rest of the room where Margaret Schilling was discovered.