it really does seem like a waste. this place with the exception of the renovated nurses quarters still occupies nearly an entire block, and as a result if you park on reed between 4th and 5th, odds are you're going to get broken in to by some of the crackheads that lurk around the grounds.
hey, I live in the neighborhood. only part of the building is apartments, i believe the old staff quarters. the rest of the block is still occupied by the hospital. it's got a for sale sign on it and there are various crackheads, maintenance types in and out. apparently there is some sort of rentacop to patrol the place but i've been here for years and i've seen plenty of crackheads (they love breaking in to cars on that block, the street is strewn with glass) and never 1 watchmen.
These graves appear to be very old. It was common practice not to use vaults, just wooden coffins, so the weight of the earth and grave marker would just cave in on the grave over the years. I'm not sure when vaults were developed to correct the problem.
katie you do not need to be scared out of your comfort zone you are the only one who needs to relize that you need to reacure yourself before ask anyone else to
they would tell us their tragic life story. along with there friends that have died or are even still living among the human society and mined you this it is the same human society that put them in there in the first place.do you know what these people have gone through......NO........that is why they fell out of place in this wierd cruel society.....if you new what they went through than you would truly feel bad and you would not even think twice about saying lovley photo or great shot.