Rolling Hills Asylum

The Rolling Hills Asylum one of the most haunted and scariest buildings in the world and is located in East Bethany, which is in New York. In its later years this building was used as a mall and also a museum.
It first opened its doors in 1827 in response to a New York state legislation requiring all counties to assume duties of taking care of individuals unable to care for themselves.

The Rolling Hills Asylum was originally, a carriage house and tavern which serviced stage coaches and stood there from 1790 until December 1826,
When it was sold to Genesee County. The carriage house still stands on the property today. The tavern serviced travelers from Batavia, New York to Warsaw, New York traveling along what is now known as US Route 20. At that point, the facility took in paupers, unwed mothers, the insane, and orphans so its no surprise that this building is a host to many different spirits.
 
By the early 1950s, the facility served only as a nursing home, where it was then closed by 1972, stepping aside for a new facility in Batavia, New York.
 
The rolling hills asylum had stood empty until 1992, when it was re-opened as Carriage Village, a mall of unique shops. Since then it has been transformed into a paranormal investigation hot spot for ghost hunters and has been operating public and private ghost hunting tours, paranormal investigations, historical tours and even special events.

The rolling hills Asylum is a research center into the paranormal where many strange things have been seen and witnessed, Ghost Adventures investigated this building on 24th september 2010, and also teams on the travel channels paranormal challenge have also been taken to this haunted building where they picked up strange and very scary evps and also saw strange images.

The Rolling Hills Asylum has had many reports ranging from poltergeists, to ghosts and electronic voice phenomena also known as EVP recordings, people have been pushed many have heard screams. There have been sightings of a 7-foot-tall man named Roy who has been captured in many photographs, dark shadows have been seen, children's voices that just cannot be explained.

More and more stories are being told since Sharon and Jerry Coyle who are the owners of this property since 2009, they encourage personal evidence gathered by all paranormal investigators to be uploaded to the official Rolling Hills Asylum website.

This building is now commonly usually used for ghost hunts historical tours and special events for the entire community such as art fairs, festivals and car shows.