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I went to school there in the 90's. It was creepy then. The school was ghetto. Everybody was sleeping with each other, drinking, and smoking weed. There was nothing else to do. The area was vacant.

Please come back Motts

Hi Mica, be well. :)

Ohh YES! Some sorta Celebration: ONE YEAR +++is fact +++ and Miss You So Much......truest ever..so May You always be well is the wish....forever.....BLESS all You Did........

Aha + fair enough. Thanks. Yes - a special place indeed: POOL
it is ...one year - and miss You so much.
May You always be well is the daily wish and fact also.

Hello everyone,I read so many blogs about rockypoint,it was my favorite place to be when I was very young,however I never hear anything about this guy named Hutch who was about 4 1/2 feet tall who operated the roundup ride,I dont know what other rides he ran,I remember getting on his ride in late summer of 1983,anyone know who he was? I been trying to find him if he still living,but I dont know his full name. He had very thin black hair and it was oily,he definetly stuck out,is he still living? How do I contact him? What was he like to work with? Please email me @ howkristi1849@gmail.com ,

yes he used it

Yes, he used it.

Just imagine the child who lost this coming to this page one day.

A couple of friends and I seen that the location was open to the public to explore but as we were walking down the stairs of the building we seen the cops and we went outside. The owner of the building was alarmed as soon as we stepped foot onto the property and she decided to press charges. I am writing about the Wheatley providence hospital to inform you that the building is NOT open to the public and could definitely be dangerous to be in (because its a very old building and currently under construction).

In the mid 1950s at 3 years of age, I apparently had a minor bout with the polio virus but never knew it. My parents worked hard to keep it a secret. At one point in time, I was with my parent to what I later learned was THE only brace shop available at the time. Dad met with a man in a white coat in private away from Momma and me.
Some years later, Momma mentioned something about the braces I was supposed to have had as a toddler and Daddy made it very clear the the subject of that time was to NEVER be spoken again. I have read that the common standard for starting a polio patient with braces was to brace from the hipsvto the toes. Itvwas easier on the patient to remove unnecessary support to make it seem as if progress was underway instead of having to add additional support. I have to wonder if Daddy was shown some new ones like these and refused to impliment that form of treatment. We did change doctors over some type of treatment plan disagreement. I crawled on hands and knees until I started school a couple years later. It has been a mystery over the years as pieces of the puzzel were gathered and fitted into place.
My neurologist tested and determined I had the signs of polio in my past after a knee collasped and 59 years later, the second trip to a braceshop ended later with a pair that I still use to keep my knees from hyperextending. My knees are no longer in constant pain and I find the fit and function is comfortable. But I do wonder what would it have been if Daddy and Momma had agreed with the doctor. One thing for sure, there would have been no secret kept.

how did you get in?

My mother in law was here. She tried to commit suicide and ended up there. She died sometime in the 70’s or 80’s. Do you know if The paperwork for this institute is stored anywhere?

I don't know if anyone is still using this site, but I believe I have this exact unit. I was trying to figure out what exactly I should do with it. Sell it? Keep it? If anyone has any advice please let me know

I was there from 1989-1990.