The brain lab legally and physically ceased operation in April 1993, with the passing of its founder and director T.D.A. Lingo. After a period of several years, the property came into the possession of Lingo's son and stepson, who consequently put the land up for sale, which it remains at this date. (The intellectual property and research material was passed on to others, including myself.)

The land has been divided up from one large totally undisturbed hunk of virgin pristine wilderness of about 300 acres, into several 35 acre or smaller lots with one new dusty dirt road slicing it's way up the mountain. Little respect to the intrinsic value of the natural environment has been maintained as a whole. All remnants of hand built, though small, esthetically pleasing log cabins were leveled by the bulldozer to make room for a conveniently wide road and smooth quick travel time for 2002 large vehicles.

Though I usually walked up the mountain, occassionally I rode up the old trail in Lingo's little jeep-- and he went pleasantly slow. It was better than a ride at the amusment park.

Oh, for "progress".

A few remnants of beauty and interest remain, as shown. Fortunately, the knowledge and lessons of the brain lab work and research 1957-1993 survives in the work and enthusiasm of Brain Explorers like yourself that continues to grow today.