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why was that house-shape in the wall?
Bas
Mon 08-22-2005
Bas, my best guess is that it was at one time a shed or add on that was placed there and then taken down when it's purpose was no longer necessary.
Kassie
Tue 08-23-2005
Wow, I never noticed that... yeah it could be a shed or even an older extention of the building before the long connecting hallway on the left was built.
Motts
Tue 08-23-2005
LOOKS LIKE IT COULD OF BEEN ANOTHER ENTRY SIMILAR TO THE ONE ON THE RIGHT.
Martymizuno
Mon 09-26-2005
Ha ha, believe it or not, my old lacrosse team used to have games behind there. And if you noticed, there are smaller buildings behind it as well, they surrounded our field!
Shawn McDonald`
Fri 03-03-2006
It looks like an arrow, pointing to that window.
Felyne
Thu 09-21-2006
All those cups line-up.
Guitorman
Thu 12-20-2007
i play lacrosse there now on u15 and there still r buildings there and we go in em
lipids
Fri 04-11-2008
This is a very nice picture.
My sister's boyfriend lives in Foxboro so he might have been in there once... I'll have ask him sometime. If he has been there I'll be jealous! lol =D
Lostvoice
Sun 05-04-2008
By been in there I ment the building, not whatever was there that made that arrow shape on the outside wall.
Lostvoice
Sun 05-04-2008
I used to work there in the 1980's. The new England Patriots practice field was behind the main building. Toward the end I was one of only a couple of people working in the building before it closed. Real creepy turning out the lights at the end of the day!
Lerxst
Sat 10-16-2010

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