Heliotherapy Sanitorium
Heliotherapy Sanitorium was among the first Tuberculosis sanitoriums built in New York State to help deal with what was often referred to as "the white plague". It was placed at one of the highest elevations in the state amid an otherwise untouched forest, a place far enough from any city to ensure clean air and peaceful surroundings for its patients. Architecturally inspiring, the campus merged the design philosophies of the neoclassical movement and the style of the plantations in the American south.
Today the campus sits unused and largely forgotten; the surrounding forest has crept into the open areas of the campus, the exteriors of the buildings are beginning to crumble and the elements are taking their toll on the interior.

"When the World No Longer Has Need of Us"
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Today the campus sits unused and largely forgotten; the surrounding forest has crept into the open areas of the campus, the exteriors of the buildings are beginning to crumble and the elements are taking their toll on the interior.

"When the World No Longer Has Need of Us"
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