“Dr” Baker began a cancer healing center in Eureka Springs in the Crescent
Hotel. It was a ruse to take money and experiment without restrictions.
We were told of a “quiet room” where patients were kept for their
treatments. The Rooms were sound proofed so the screams could not be heard.
“This will just pinch a little” as the loaded syringe with a cocktail
containing carbolic acid was injected into the patients five times a day.
The screams echoed unacknowledged and unheard by love ones who sent
money.
I imagine the patients are in charge now as they treat Norman daily while his
screams remain unheard.
a tale of tails, tenacity, and tedium, as told by me, usually barefoot and bellowing
Showing posts with label Eureka Springs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Eureka Springs. Show all posts
Saturday, April 13, 2013
Wednesday, March 20, 2013
Like A Rock....
The town of Eureka Springs was completely rebuilt two times after terrible fires. They decided to use the rocks available to build on, in and around with rock exteriors. This fascinates me.
The first healing springs belonged and were used by the Native Americans. We (the non-natives) butted our noses in and took over. Hundreds of thousands of people flocked into Eureka Springs to be cured of every thing. Tent cities turned into frame houses, into more wooden houses and then after the disasters they tended to build more wisely.
Please keep in mind we have two teenagers with us so most pictures include and revolve around them. Probably my last vacation with them since I won't be so cool as they age.
The first healing springs belonged and were used by the Native Americans. We (the non-natives) butted our noses in and took over. Hundreds of thousands of people flocked into Eureka Springs to be cured of every thing. Tent cities turned into frame houses, into more wooden houses and then after the disasters they tended to build more wisely.
Please keep in mind we have two teenagers with us so most pictures include and revolve around them. Probably my last vacation with them since I won't be so cool as they age.
One of many spring basins we visited.
Above Basin Park Spring in downtown
Notice how they just built around the rock that was there.
Another spring basin
Sixty-six springs in all
Many on private land but some we could enjoy.
Beware many tales and pictures ahead.
We took the Ghost Tour at The Famous Crescent Hotel...
so prepare to be scared!!!
Tuesday, March 19, 2013
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