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Postcard of the second Marine Hospital built in Evansville, this one in 1888 at 2700 W. Illinois St. It was established to take care of service men and as such, was a for[...]
March 28, 1972 | MSS 164-011 | Alexander Leich Collection |
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Building under construction, this appears to be St. Mary's Hospital at 3700 Washington Ave., now Ascension St. Vincent. St. Mary's began in Evansville in 1894 (in a diffe[...]
circa 1955 | MSS 187-004 | Laborer's International Union of North America Collection |
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U.S. Marine Hospital at 2700 W. Illinois St., built in 1888 to take care of servicemen. The hospital closed in 1947 and it reopened as the U.S. Naval & Marine Corps R[...]
December 19, 1978 | MSS 026-011 | Joan Marchand Collection |
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U.S. Marine Hospital at 2700 W. Illinois St., built in 1888 to take care of servicemen. The hospital closed in 1947 and it reopened as the U.S. Naval & Marine Corps R[...]
December 19, 1978 | MSS 026-008 | Joan Marchand Collection |
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U.S. Marine Hospital at 2700 W. Illinois St., built in 1888 to take care of servicemen. The hospital closed in 1947 and it reopened as the U.S. Naval & Marine Corps R[...]
December 19, 1978 | MSS 026-012 | Joan Marchand Collection |
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Gilbert Sanitarium.
1889 | MSS 175-149 | Ronald Deer Collection |
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Evansville State Hospital at 3400 Lincoln Ave. When the Southern Indiana Hospital for the Insane opened in 1890, it was 3 miles from the city limits. The grounds were so [...]
May 1977 | MSS 183-036 | Hammond-Awe Collection |
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United States Marine Hospital at 2700 W. Illinois St. This is the second Marine Hospital, built in 1888 to care for river men and service people (a forerunner of the vete[...]
May 1977 | MSS 183-024 | Hammond-Awe Collection |
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Evansville State Hospital at 3400 Lincoln Ave. When the Southern Indiana Hospital for the Insane opened in 1890, it was 3 miles from the city limits. The grounds were so [...]
May 1977 | MSS 183-037 | Hammond-Awe Collection |
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Deaconess Hospital at 600 Mary St. In 1893, the home of Major Byron Parsons, a Civil War veteran, at Mary St. and Iowa St. was converted into the first 19-bed hospital. I[...]
circa 1963 | MSS 145-092 | Herbert E. Ashby Collection |
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