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I completely agree wit GaGaJones! I see nothing! But it does have nice lighting....
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After reading this, i looked up steel caskets, and i found that production really began in the 1950s, after WWII, when steel stamping and production became significant
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Either that or the equipment was sold (usually via an auction), or stolen after closing.
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To check out a forgotten toe tag, yes. To lay down in for a photo, no.
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i am a college student wrapping up my final year of school and making a short documentary on the history of Fernald for a project. If there are any
former employees (or even residents on here) on here who would be willing to share any stories or information about Fernald I would me most grateful.

-Andrew
ajohnson1109@wsc.ma.edu
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what do you mean " One of the things left behind" ? When it closed down, did they throw out everything from inside??
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i am 10 years old and addicted to scary stuff and history and when i found thiis i thaught i have to go and cheak it out but i can not i live in england but when i am older i would love to go and see it for my self and see if the story of sara is true if you have any info on it plz telll...xx!!!
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Someones going to look on here one day and say, "My old wheelchair!"
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Great find!
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It looks like a grass mat for the chair, you know the kind that sit behind a desk?
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great drawings....reminds me of some early Bettie Page poses....
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this is not the barber shop, it was a form of torture which this prison had many methods of. if a prisoner was caught talking they would be strapped down to this chair for hours or days. with a metal mouthpiece in their mouth that would cut their tounge if one speaks.
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Does anyone remember shawna wood from ward A??
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John
I neber got my off grounds privilages. So I never went skating in town. I tried hars to get them, but they never gave them to me. Once shawna and john broke up I really tried to get my off grounds. But for some reason they never would give me them
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Jim Foley, you and I were there at the same time, and we also both retired from the Marine Corps as well. Semper fi, it would be great to hear from you. Terrence