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Wonder what that sounded like/smelled like.
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Clockin' some crazy milage look- like many things from that era.
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It looks like the left cheek has a tear
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Yes, on the right are the greek letters Alpha and Omega (comparable to A and Z) that basically means Jesus is the first and the last, beginning and the end.

The P and X are a common symbol meaning "Christos" or Christ. The first two greek letters for Christos are Chi (X) and Rho (P).
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this iron lung was also used for people that had polio as thier lungs were not developing properly
my parents grew up there, i grew up there, my kids grew up there. i am no longer in r.i., but rocky point will live forever in our memories. long live rocky point!
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Just today, January 7 2008 my sister purchased an all-brass antique coat rack that has "Goldfield Hotel" printed on it. I was hoping to find a photo that showed a coat rack to compare it to the one my sister just purchased, but no luck so far. The photo above is awesome. - Lyn Wiley
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I have ti inform that the hospital had a high number of male nurses right from th e days when it was a colony
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I remember large cast iron grids over these holes and would think that they were just for air circulation
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The scot family owned a vast area of great barr.this can be seen by the gate houses which are on the birmingham road and ueslett road near scot arms
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The colony was once described as only having nails and boot leather brought in as it was totally self efficient in other needs
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Dispite some of the jokes made above I have seen this piece of equipment used in a way which would upset most. Uncooperative patients were tied to it in order to get weighed.
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several of the wards had a piano and a person from the womens institues used to come and olay for everyone, especially at christmas.
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i had a locked like this once. this could be mine
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This is a transformer which was near to the kitchens.