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Haunted Toledo Preserving History

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Susan knaggs
8 years ago

I remember when I found my husband unconsitis n he was rush to riverside.They told me he only had a 10 per cent chance of making it. Call a priest for last rights.3 days latter they operated he had a blood clot on his brain as big as a golf ball. 30 days he was there he made it. Nurses where great n Dr also. All my kids where born there as myself n 3 brothers. It's very sad I always look at it when I go pas

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Lauryn Mcgaha
8 years ago

I was born here. Would be great to see it now.

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Arne
8 years ago

Don’t lock it up guys!

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Daniel Hays
8 years ago

I hope I can help

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Patricia Smith
8 years ago

Please save Riverside The north end needs this historic building

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Deanna VIllarreal
8 years ago

Let the story of this building be told. To knock it down with all it's secrets is beyond a loss. The memory of me becoming a mom for the very first time in 1999 was at this hospital. A building I have rode by and showed my daughter where her life officially began.

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Michelle Jinkens
8 years ago

This has been a staple in the river shyline for years.

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Michelle Jinkens
8 years ago

This has been a staple in the river shyline for years.

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Terra Truman
8 years ago

Save toledo

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Anonymous
8 years ago

So sad to hear of its demise. Hope you all can document its vas history!

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Thomas Stahl
8 years ago

Don't raze the building.

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Amber holmes
8 years ago

I was born here 1983

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Misty Lantz
8 years ago

Good luck!

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Brandie Dominique
8 years ago

My brothers and myself were born in this hospital. So was my son.

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Dustin Anthony Chapman
8 years ago

Born at riverside May 31st 1984 at 1:33pm

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Angelina montez
8 years ago

All my kids were born hear and i still have thier raccoons

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Anonymous
8 years ago

My Children was Born in Riverside Hospital

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Corey
8 years ago

Just a part of Toledo and would also be awesome to explore the insides or see the tapes of someone who can. Would love to check it out before they tear it down even tho it could be used for other living space. Or something else.

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Jodie Ulrich
8 years ago

Let them in the building and get data that the need, so it can still be a part of the history of Toledo, even though the building will be gone.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Because local history fascinates me.