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Have been searching thru Google images & several forums w/in HAIF w/out much success. In the past the good folkes of the Historic Houston Forum have always come through w/some really good photos of old historical Houston prior to tear down or total abandonment. So as time permits would someone be able to provide some photos or perhaps a link to go & view?

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If you haven't tried it yet, you might check out the John P. McGovern Historical Collections and Research Center site - it has a lot of good historic photos and postcards of local healthcare facilities. The U.T. Center for American History has some good photos as well, including some older shots of Memorial Hospital.

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I'm 99% sure, yes that was a chapel.  I couldn't really tell until you blew up the photo in the last picture.   In 1987 my brother was in a motorcycle accident and was life flighted to Herman.  He remained there for about a month in a coma before dying.  That building attached to the chapel was the Emergency Room/Trauma Center, etc. at the time.  It was touch and go for him the first few weeks in the ER.  At one point about 2 in the morning the doctors told us he had only hours to live.  As a courtesy to the family (us), they opened up the chapel so we could pray for him.  This was October 1987.  Seeing this picture brings back a very sad time for me but it's all good, because I still love old vintage photos of Houston.  Thanks!

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