Makeshift Playground Death Traps

Makeshift Playground Death Traps Granite Block Pile  LOCATE IT – Located opposite California St off Merrimack, a small road led to a ship yard. This defunct shipyard contained the granite blocks up to around 1979. They were removed a short while after that. The large granite blocks must have been used once for ship building. There […]

Written on April 15, 2008 | Posted in Death Traps,Featured | 10 Comments

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