Sure, it's likely that some 2nd generation relatives are EXISTING. But I guess they don't know about James. I don't know where my grand-aunt or somebody like that is burried. And after WWI- maybe the rest of the family moved to an other part of the world? Still, it's odd that he's still lying there, forgotten...
There were many pregnancys at Pennhurst and places like it. Many infants were born and aborted on the grounds, many hidden bc of assaults committed by staff and paitents alike. I'm an RN, I work in emergency med. However, I have always had a fascination with psych med and the history or treatment in particular.
What a Gallery! Thank you so much, Motts, devoted votary..
Pictures good & skillful.....but subject uncertain & wavering /to me/ -
have never seen anything like this........
- nor could i ever imagine seeing a absolutely completely biffed knocked-over thrashed pulverized (and what not), old mausoleum -
am exhausted - but OK - and very grateful, indeed.
May you always be well is my wish.
That is a good question, 1921 is well after WWI and the Spanish influenza, so some family members of the 160ish potential burials should be around. Of course, they would be 2nd generation at least.
A prime spot for spawning Zombies. Hence the accumulation of broken caskets and other detritus. The newly awoken will sometimes attempt to exit via the first point of egress they see, which does tend to be hard on the windows. I'm impressed you managed to get a shot without at least one random limb sticking out the shelves. I'm guessing you set off a flash bulb to temporarily drive them all back?
...it must be a sock?
Who would wear a mitten or clove in their coffin?
Everything is glistering -the iron bone shiny - is it really so wet and humid?
WOW............