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They're footprints, I saw the sign in person and I was like WTF? Did patients make it or some people? The material is pretty strong, but it seems to me like patients may have done this one. And no, we don't have the highest education at KPHS.

Thanks psychadellic one! I think you answered Lynne questions (about my question) quite fully!

Wow fedz has A crew! That must make him A boss!!! He seems very important! The concrete slaps (slabs, for those of us who got past 1st grade english) is between fedz's ears!!!!;-) "slap" hmm, now that I think of it thats a great idea! anyone with me?

this photograph speaks loudly about true life

cool gallery

*sigh* I bet that safe is in a dump in a pile of rubble. :( It belongs on display down at the Heinz Regional History Museum. They should have made an effort to create a Dixmont exhibt like the above poster mentioned. The historical signifigance is so great it turns my stomach to know that it will all be forgotten and swept away in time. Kids will see the retail store in the place of the hospital never realizing that they are on land that is as signifigant as a civil war battleground. Greed makes me ill.

Yeah, cause the photographer would definitely not know what it was...

Very sorry to hear about that, ???. People like you who mention the people who lived in those walls remind us all how real it all was. We have to keep those memories alive even after these places are gone. Thank you for sharing, take care.

is that soap

It's good that she is doing much better. I applaud her for her bravery, and my prayers will continue for her family and friends, BT!

Do you happen to have any digital scans of those documents, Zach? I'd be very interested in seeing them.

I also can't forget to thank those who have prayed for my friend's mom. You may not even know it, but you've helped in some way to make life better for someone you don't know and probably have never met. Your kindness will certainly be rewarded in some way, so if some unexpected positive event happens to you sometime in the near future, know that it is more than just good fortune; you're being blessed. When you acknowledge your blessings, they continue! I hope you are greatly blessed for your kindness and thanks to all of you once again. :)

It's so sad to see these buildings are gone now. But there is some good news with my friend's mom. She is continuing to make some progress and her feeding tube should be removed any day now, if it hasn't been already because she can eat on her own now. She seems to have no cognitive damage to her brain from the tests that the doctors have done, just seems that it is mostly motor skills that were damaged by the stroke. She's able to say "yeah" in response to questions, but not much else yet. She has been laughing with friends and family when they visit her and is completely aware of everything around her. I hope to go with my friend to visit her sometime over the next few days.

I cant take ti anymore..these pictures r so sad..im gonna cry

it sint a flash light it looks square