These are just some of the hazards encountered by photographers and explorers who are drawn to deserted, neglected and derelict places. Was surprised to find this site.Laura Gonzalez Ninjuhtrixx вЂ“ Photo В© Ninjuhtrixx Gamble Airfield along the cemetery.ДЄnyway.am open to any questions or to help revive some of these old memories.just e-mail or post. Some of the sites were along Grand River.'New Chicago' 'Deep River'. The street car tracked to Garyton from 11th & broadway,then a long walk to rt 6. Rode my bike to Hobart weekings to my 'River-Rats' cousins for skating ,hunting, roaming,fishing etc, on weekends. Didn't want to go to Froebel HS.so commuted to Noll Central riding the South Shore or bus or hitch-hiking.

Worked as an usher at the Palace livery helper at the Palace of flowers.Gary Hobart Water Co.as a meter reader then pipe construction.on to water plant operator. Still able to remember all the good functions and picnics. A mother & daughter.who ran the first dairy queen shop out of the front of their house on 15th ave ? Most of us went to Holy Rosary School, until we moved, and all of us to Holy Rosary Church, where all four of us Hand boys were altar boys for varying lengths of time.ДЄny-body remember St Casimir school & church ? How about Dixie Dairy ? Eagle bakery ? Grant & 15th ave. His name was Victor, but I cannot recall his last name!?! (He also was a Mexican-American.) If you are older than I, you might have known one or more of my seven brothers and sisters who were older than I if younger, I also had a sister two years younger. Another of Rudy and my classmates lived somewhere across the street from Rudy- I think closer to 8th Avenue (such as it was!). His younger brother, Joey, was on my Red Devils team, in 1965, during my first year in Little League. Memory is a very strange phenomenon! My best friend during my last two years in Brunswick was Rudolph Perez, who lived somewhere in the middle of 7th and Hovey, on the even-number (western) side of the street. Just as I cannot recall my 3rd-grade teacher (1964-1965) at Holy Rosary School, for some inexplicable reason, I likewise cannot recall who my coach was when I was on Luds Motor Sales, that summer, just over half a century ago!?! Not just the man's name, I mean I cannot remember what he looked like, nor what he sounded like, nor how he treated us kids. I played for Luds Motor Sales in 1966, wearing number 10. I lived at 545 Hovey until September 1967, shortly before my 11th birthday. It does not show the effort done by the city to re-launch Gary in its 2nd century. Note: this page shows only some older, abandoned buildings downtown Gary. Gary, Indiana, ghost town - (c) Forbidden Places - Sylvain Margaine - 18 Gary, Indiana, ghost town - (c) Forbidden Places - Sylvain Margaine - 17 Gary, Indiana, ghost town - (c) Forbidden Places - Sylvain Margaine - 16 Gary, Indiana, ghost town - (c) Forbidden Places - Sylvain Margaine - 15 Gary, Indiana, ghost town - (c) Forbidden Places - Sylvain Margaine - 14

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