❤Awe, I was born here and one of my daughters....😔.....very sad, I could not go in person to watch but I remember that day...😞....I have to say my heart just lifted as they played this footage in reverse, yes !! The hospital went right back up ! Awe ! That is how the hospital will remain in my heart always...and I know I am not alone. 🤗 🙂 Love all you guys and missing Saint John and everyone sooo deeply....From the Heart !! ❤ Big hugs ! 🤗 Sincerely, 🙏 Sandra Dickeson 😇
Yes. The copper dome was reused as the topper to a gazebo in a small park. It turned green in a matter of days from the air pollution (copper won't turn green just from exposure to oxygen), so it was removed, repolished, and sealed before being reinstalled on the gazebo.
@@Click-Pow Reading your comment, I couldn't help thinking to myself "Imagine, air pollution in Saint John!" I can still smell the combined stench of the Irving pulp mill and the Moosehead brewery that hung over the Reversing Falls Bridge, and haven't been to Saint John for nearly 30 years...
@@stephenjokela Yep! I remember both of those smells quite well, especially since I worked security at both of those locations at different times during the 1990s. The stench was much worse very late at night, when Irving was fond of discharging effluent. Things have changed a lot since then, though. Thankfully, I can't recall the last time I smelled either the pulp mill or the brewery.
I too was sadden watching this video. We were living in BC when it came down BUT the one thing that still to this day is the fact that the dome SURVIVED !!
Yeah, Amos. It's like Dave said....in another piece of footage I saw of the hospital pre-demo, I saw there were 2 or 3 storey holes in the floors of that place as well. A very dangerous situation there. The replacement for this former hospital was opened on Nov. 1, 1982, after it's construction began in 1975, in another part of Saint John. That replacement is the Saint John Regional Hospital, located in Millidgeville, and is over 1 million square feet in size.
❤Awe, I was born here and one of my daughters....😔.....very sad, I could not go in person to watch but I remember that day...😞....I have to say my heart just lifted as they played this footage in reverse, yes !! The hospital went right back up ! Awe !
That is how the hospital will remain in my heart always...and I know I am not alone. 🤗 🙂
Love all you guys and missing Saint John and everyone sooo deeply....From the Heart !! ❤
Big hugs ! 🤗
Sincerely, 🙏
Sandra Dickeson 😇
Looks very well done, as it seems to have fallen entirely within its own footprint. The dome survived and was re-purposed to top a gazebo in a park.
Yes. The copper dome was reused as the topper to a gazebo in a small park. It turned green in a matter of days from the air pollution (copper won't turn green just from exposure to oxygen), so it was removed, repolished, and sealed before being reinstalled on the gazebo.
@@Click-Pow Reading your comment, I couldn't help thinking to myself "Imagine, air pollution in Saint John!" I can still smell the combined stench of the Irving pulp mill and the Moosehead brewery that hung over the Reversing Falls Bridge, and haven't been to Saint John for nearly 30 years...
@@stephenjokela Yep! I remember both of those smells quite well, especially since I worked security at both of those locations at different times during the 1990s. The stench was much worse very late at night, when Irving was fond of discharging effluent.
Things have changed a lot since then, though. Thankfully, I can't recall the last time I smelled either the pulp mill or the brewery.
There it is. The most exciting thing that ever happened in Saint John No Funswick
you couldn't be more accurate! lol
I too was sadden watching this video. We were living in BC when it came down BUT the one thing that still to this day is the fact that the dome SURVIVED !!
Thats where I was born😢
I was born there too
Me too
Looks like they had a blast making this video.
I just love this kind of stuff. 😁
Blew up real good
What they do it to build a new one
The hospital had been closed for years and the building was condemned.
Yeah, Amos. It's like Dave said....in another piece of footage I saw of the hospital pre-demo, I saw there were 2 or 3 storey holes in the floors of that place as well. A very dangerous situation there.
The replacement for this former hospital was opened on Nov. 1, 1982, after it's construction began in 1975, in another part of Saint John. That replacement is the Saint John Regional Hospital, located in Millidgeville, and is over 1 million square feet in size.
Looks like the buildings on 911
so much for the saints, lol
Booooom
KKKKAboom!!!!
Where was this located?
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_John_General_Hospital
New Brunswick, presumably.
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