Oh and a church, you know, people with the steeple and all that.

The sum total arcade experience. While still functional I would posit that these machines are indeed abandoned, with no more joy to be had.

There's not much left of the town...just some foundations and old street curbing.

Not much of a photographer but I think these turned out decent. Abandoned Skytop Quarry Syracuse N.Y.

More experimentation

Shuttered in 2017

Laurelton State Village, like other state hospitals and schools, played a key role in providing care and education for individuals with developmental disabilities in the early 20th century, offering medical and vocational services. However, over time, these institutions faced criticism for overcrowding and inadequate care, leading to the eventual shift toward community-based models of support and deinstitutionalization in the late 20th century. Read on in The Legacy Of Laurelton State Village: A History Of Care For Developmentally Disabled Individuals here and see the full history with photos here.