Well we were told the vet, when the Smithsonian acquired Front Royal, it was the old Calvary Remount station for the Army where they bred horses and mules for World War I, and it had a great facility, and we had 3,000 acres, and it was touted as going to be the research center that it is now developed into after all these years. And so my thought was that if we were gonna develop this, we needed a hospital that also had research labs in it. So the hospital there has, oh, probably four or five research labs associated with it. And so we proposed to get the hospital there. It met with some concern by the people out there thinking they didn’t need a hospital. What I had was, I had a closet in two toolboxes, and that was my medical supplies, and thing before the hospital. And then we built the hospital, and we slowly grew into it, because the population out there wasn’t exactly that size hospital wasn’t needed for the existing population, but it grew into it. So now we need that hospital, and maybe a little bit more, and the labs weren’t fully utilized, when we first started, but then the reproductive group, and set up the major endocrine lab for the Smithsonian is now located in that hospital.
