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CAGED IN HERE FOR YEARS WITH THE SAME
HAUNTING VIEW..........
I can think of a good way to find out for sure, however.
Good photo, sorta scary in a way, but not. At least they had windows, and a view. And it wasn't like the bars were huge.
Possibly they might have even gotten to go outside, at least bfeore underfunding became (once again) a problem.
;)
You might want to watch and make sure they dont slam any doors on you i've seen it happen... *BAM*
quantum_saint311@yahoo.com
Just shoot me an email
"Crazies" -> hurts and stigmatizes people
"People with psychiatric illness" -> describes people
There's more to it than "just" being politically correct.
Now, back down off the soapboax. Just a warm holiday thought. :-)
"We must all conform"
"We must all conform"
"We must all conform"
"We must all conform"
Boy, I've had too much turkey tonight, or maybe it's the wine?
Or maybe I'm not conforming? ;)
my father was the chief supervisor at Worcester State for twenty five years. I was
born on the property at 269 Belmont st in
1920 and lived there 18 years I roamed every
inch of that property inside and out. The
patients weather permitting were taken out
for walks .Some were on parole status
they could go to the city and roam Front st and Main st or any where in the city. I was one of the two alter boys to serve mass there, for
years. Also went to the movies on Mondays
there was so much good done with research
then .....................A lot of it was crude but so
was life at that time..
having baby unmarried
stealing
rape victims
"hysteria" (PMS now)
any level of brain damaged child