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Tammy
03:31 PM on April 19, 2011
On your 2005 you have the Gowanda Cemetery, I thought you would like to know people are working on the Wheater Rd. Site. The local historian knows a ton of information about each of the people who were buried there. We will be there on April 21 @2:00 p.m. with a documentary crew. If you check out our agency web site you will see some pictures and articles about the site. www.mhacatt.org
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bilkiguab
04:37 PM on September 03, 2010
Hello. Very interesting site and you lead a very interesting discussion. There is a nice atmosphere here and I'm sure I will often read your posts.
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From time to time I will also try to write something interesting.
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JimStakton4
01:06 AM on September 02, 2010
Hello fellow www.imaginationexploration.com members.
I just wanted to say that I am happy to be the newest member here and that I am glad to have the opputunity to take part in the great conversation here.
Glad to be on board here..
I just wanted to say that I am happy to be the newest member here and that I am glad to have the opputunity to take part in the great conversation here.
Glad to be on board here..
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sonneandgone
08:12 AM on August 29, 2010
Cool website I loved reading your info
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Jean Fluchel
02:12 PM on April 21, 2010
A family memeber was at Gowanda State Hospital in the 30s and 40s.
Her name was Dorothy Hamilton. Would like to find where she is burried.
Any inf. would be great.
Thanks.
Her name was Dorothy Hamilton. Would like to find where she is burried.
Any inf. would be great.
Thanks.
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Erich Trapp
01:01 AM on March 18, 2010
I lived at Helmuth (my father was the Asst Director, my grandfather was Earle V. Gray, Supervisor), and I never came across these markers in all they years I lived there. Can you tell me where on the grounds these are? Perhaps in relation to Taylor Hollow Road or the graves' proximity to the Power House or some other landmark? Very sad that we have no record of these people. Much of the records and other properties of the Gowanda Psychiatric Center (as it later came to be known) were lost and forsaken -- like the people who lived there. Thanks for posting these pictures. It says a lot about the value we (don't) place on people.
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Kirsten Taft
09:07 PM on December 23, 2009
Love the site, very cool! I love the pics of the cementaries. 
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cheryl ann w.
03:08 PM on July 13, 2009
Hi! how are you doing? Well, I hope...Still at Work? Great new look to the site...
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Darcy Swenson
12:20 AM on February 06, 2009
John Parker : would be interested in e-mailing some questions about your experiences working w/ Patience's back in the day. 3boys@alaska.net Thanks
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John Parker
12:26 PM on November 22, 2008
I am a psychiatric nursing supervisor/manager. I have worked in the field for 32 years. I have been in many of the facilities you photographed. If you want stories I have many. Loved the pics! I Worked in several buildings and visited others when they were still active.
Thanks for the memories,
PS, while they looked terrible, it was to keep the people safe, not just keep them in.
Thanks for the memories,
PS, while they looked terrible, it was to keep the people safe, not just keep them in.
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