I stumbled upon these photos taken at ENMS while continuing to search for information on our school on the internet. Early in 2008, a group of photographers apparently spent two nights in the main building after somehow gaining access to the property.

    It's interesting how they used the various colored flashes and fiseye lens to turn a rather dull subject into something vastly interesting. These are some talented photogs to be sure. I hope that you all enjoy them as much as I did.

   On a final note, while reading some of the comments associated with these photos, I noticed that those spending the night at ENMS as well as others comments seemed to suggest with no doubt that the place is Haunted. The first night they spent was a dark and dismal rainy night. The second being clear with a full moon. I tebd to think that these photos lend credance to the claims of hauntings. Or just perhaps, it was the wind and shadows.

The massive stoves in the kitchen, just off the cafeteria/mess hall. (where I'd shove those terrible greenbeans into my pockets)

Refridgerator framed in the doorway of some downstairs room. Note the interesting wall postings. Does anyone know what room this may have been? I assume it's on the lower level with the kitchen/cafeteria.

Deep in the bowells of the ENMS basement we find,,,,,,,,,the HAUNTED furnace????

Kitchen pantry with a box of Sugar Pops, dated 1967.

Best I can figure, this is the guest bathroom in the Conklins upstairs apartment. It shows, as does most of the building, some of the damage and disrepair it has experienced.

One of the carved light standards from the upper deck laying on the stairs coming up from the swimming pool. In spite of ENMS being fenced in now, vandalism still takes it's toll. I'd love to have this in our backyard though.

This is a great long exposure night photo behind the south wing of the main building.