The Inmates of Willard 1870 to 1900 / A Genealogy Resource

This is from my friend, Ryan Thibodeau.

Originally posted June 2, 2013 I wrote this post thirteen years ago.

This is from my friend, Ryan Thibodeau, who with a few others, are trying to change the New York State law on Mental Health concerning people who were institutionalized in the 19th and 20th centuries.

To me, Classic Rock is the music from the British Invasion in February 1964 with the introduction of The Beatles on The Ed Sullivan Show, forward until 1979.

As a Baby Boomer (the oldest would be 79, the youngest would be 61), I feel very fortunate to have grown up listening to what I think is the best music ever!

I heard “Go All The Way” on the oldies station last week in the car and it took me back to when I first heard the song many years ago.

New York State Hospitals at FIND A GRAVE As I find more, I will add them to this list.

I feel the need to say something now that Senator Joseph Robach will not be seeking re-election as a state senator for my district.

By 1917, the “Willard” train stopped at every building on the 1,000 acre complex.

This was a previously posted page that I have decided to turn into a post.