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4. It sure does - and with erosion and storms, a lot could have disappeared since 1869.

Mon May 7, 2018, 12:40 AM

May 2018

And it's not like anyone thought about it or cared.

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New York City's Crumbling 'Island of The Dead' Is Unearthing Its Nameless Skeletons [View all] Rhiannon12866 May 2018 OP

1 million unidentified?? Demovictory9 May 2018 #1

I ran across this story by accident and found it quite disturbing Rhiannon12866 May 2018 #2

Judging from the pic, it looks like a very low lying bit of land. dixiegrrrrl May 2018 #3

More about Hart Island Dennis Donovan May 2018 #7

Thanks! I did look it up, I had never heard about it before Rhiannon12866 May 2018 #8

It goes to show that DonCoquixote May 2018 #9

It was amazing to me to learn that this was still going on. Rhiannon12866 May 2018 #11

This is idiocy. Orange Free State May 2018 #12

Interesting timing... BigmanPigman May 2018 #13