Hospitals
Alabama Hospitals
Alabama Insane Hospital - Established 1860
Alabama State Hospital for the Insane
Asylum for the Deaf, Dumb and Blind, Talladega AL
Bryce Hospital
Huntsville Infirmary
John A. Andrew Memorial Hospital
Jackson Hospital
Mobile City Hospital
Port Hospital - Established 1852
Providence Infirmary, Mobile AL
US Marine Hospital - Exclusively for sick seaman
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Alaska Hospitals
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Arizona Hospitals
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Arkansas Hospitals
Arkansas State Lunatic Asylum, Little Rock AR - Established 1882
Deaf Mute Institute, Little Rock AR
Institute for the Blind, Little Rock AR
Ladies Benevolent Association Hospital, Little AR - Established August 1875. Located at the northwest corner of 7th and High
L.R. & F.S. and L.R.M.R. & F. Ry Hospital, Little Rock AR - Established 1883. Located on the corner of 3d and Collins
U.S. Marine Hospital, Little Rock AR
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California Hospitals
Napa Insane Asylum - Received patients only from San Francisco; Established 1875
Oakland County Infirmary
Oakland Homeopathic Hospital, Oakland - Opened 1877
U.S. Marine Hospital, San Francisco
U.S. Marine Hospital, Presidio Reservation
California Woman's Hospital, San Francisco
Chinese Hospital, San Francisco
City and County Hospital, San Francisco
French Hospital, San Francisco
German Hospital, San Francisco - Established 1854
Home for the Care of Inebriates, San Francisco
Naval Hospital, Mare Island
Pacific Dispensary for Women and Children, San Francisco
St. Luke's Hospital, San Francisco - Established 1871
St. Mary's Hospital, San Francisco
San Francisco Female Hospital, San Francisco
San Francisco Homeopathic Hospital, San Francisco - Opened 1881
San Francisco Lying-In Hospital and Foundling Asylum - Established 1868
Twenty-Sixth Street Hospital (Small Pox)
Alameda County Infirmary, Hospital and Alms House, San Leandro - Established 10 August 1864
Insane Asylum of the State of California, Stockton - Established 1853
Pacific Asylum, Stockton - Established 1871
Institution for Feeble-Minded Children, Vallejo - Established 1884
California Medical College (Eclectic), Oakland
Cooper Medical College, San Francisco
Hahnemann Medical College of San Francisco (Homeopathic), San Francisco
Medical Department University of California (Toland Medical College), San Francisco
Colorado Hospitals
Arapahoe County Hospital - Established 1873
Hawkins Hospital - Established 1883. For the treatment of diseases of women.
St. Lukes Hospital, Denver - Established 1881.
Union Pacific Hospital - Established 1884. For the employees of U.P. Railway.
Grand Army Hospital, Leadville
St. Luke's Hospital, Leadville - Established 1885
St. Vincent's Hospital, Leadville - Established 1879. For the indigent.
Deaf, Mute and Blind Institute -- State, Pueblo
Insane Asylum - State, Pueblo
Medical Department of the University of Colorado, Boulder
Medical Department of the University of Denver, Denver
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Connecticut Hospital
Bridgeport Hospital, Bridgeport
Cromwell Hall Insane Asylum, Cromwell
Hartford Hospital, Hartford - Established 1854
American Asylum, Hartford - Established 1816
Retreat for the Insane, Hartford - Opened for patients 1 April 1824
Institution for Feeble-Minded Children, Lakeville - Established 1858
Spring Hill Institution for Insane, Litchfield
Institution for Feeble-minded Children, Meriden
Connecticut Hospital for the Insane, Middletown - Established 1866
Homeopathic Dispensary, New Haven
New Haven Dispensary, New Haven - Established 1871
New Haven Hospital, New Haven - Established in 1827; opened 1833
Medical Department of Yale College, New Haven
Dakota Hospitals
Lamborn Hospital, Bismarck
North Dakota Hospital for Insane, Jamestown - Established 1883
Dakota Hospital for the Insane, Yankton - Established 1879
Delaware Hospitals
Diamond State Insane Hospital - Established 1885
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District of Columbia (Washington DC) Hospitals
Central Dispensary, Washington
Columbia Hospital for Women, Washington DC - Established 1866.
Freedmen's Hospital, Washington DC - Established 1862
Garfield Memorial, Washington DC
Government Hospital for the Insane, Washington DC - Established 1853
Homeopathic Free Dispensary, Washington DC - Established 1882
National Homeopathic Hospital, Washington DC - Established 1884
Providence Hospital, Washington DC - Established 1862
The Childrens Hospital, Washington DC - Incorporated 1870
The Emergency Hospital, Washington DC
Washington Eye and Ear Infirmary, Washington DC
Woman's Dispensary, Washington DC - Object, medical and surgical treatment of women and children, by women only
National Medical College Medical Department Columbian University, Washington DC
Medical Department of the University of Georgetown, Washington DC
Medical Department of Howard University, Washington DC
Medical Department of the National University, Washington DC
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Florida Hospitals
Chattahoochee State Lunatic Asylum
Medical Department of the University of Florida, Jacksonville
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Georgia Hospitals
Lunatic Asylum of the State of Georgia (Near Milledgeville)
Savannah Hospital for Sick Poor, Savannah - Established 10 December 1808
Atlanta Hospital and Benevolent Home
Atlanta Surgical Infirmary
Central Ivy Street Hospital
National Surgical Institute - (Orthopedic, plastic and general surgery)
Private Infirmary for Diseases of Women - Established in the spring of 1881. For the treatment of diseases of women.
St. Joseph's Infirmary, Atlanta - Under charge of Sisters of Charity
Wm A. & T. D. Lowes Private Infirmary, Atlanta - For diseases of women and children
Bibb County Hospital, Macon
Medical College of Georgia, Augusta
Atlanta Medical College, Atlanta
Georgia Eclectic Medical College, Atlanta
Southern Medical College, Atlanta
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Idaho Hospitals
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Illinois Hospitals
St. Joseph's Hospital, Alton
Southern Hospital for Insane - Established 1869
Bellevue Place, Batavia
St. Elizabeth Hospital - Established 1880. Treatment of all diseases with the exception of venerial contagious diseases.
St. Joseph's Hospital, Bloomington
St. Mary's Infirmary, Cairo - Established 1867
U.S. Marine Hospital, Cairo
Alexian Brothers' Hospital - Established 1866; rebuilt 1872. Treat only male patients.
Augustana Hospital, Chicago - Established 1884
Bennett Free Dispensary, Chicago - Established 1869
Bennett Hospital, Chicago - Established 1877; Treatment of surgical cases
Bethesda Free Medical Mission, Chicago - Established 1884. Care for the poor.
Central Free Dispensary of West Chicago - For the gratuitous attendance of the sick poor
Central Homeopathic Dispensary, Chicago - Established 1876
Chicago Avenue Free Medical Mission, Chicago - Established July 1883
Chicago Dermal Institute, Chicago Opera House - Treatment Diseases of skin
Chicago Eye and Ear Infirmary, Chicago - Established 1870. Treatment of Diseases of Eye and Ear
Chicago Floating Hospital, Chicago
Chicago Homeopathic Hospital, Chicago - Established 1876
Chicago Hospital for Women and Children, Chicago - Established 1865
Chicago Nursery and Half-Orphan Asylum, Chicago - Charitable abode for half-orphans
Chicago Throat and Chest Hospital - Established 1883
Cook County Hospital, Chicago - Established 1882. Treatment of sick poor.
Emergency Hospital, Chicago - Established 1886
Eye, Ear and Throat Dispensary, Chicago
Free Medical Mission of the Chicago Ave. Church, Chicago - Free dispensing of medicine
German Hospital of Chicago, Chicago - Established 5 August 1884
Hahnemann College Dispensary, Chicago
Hahnemann Hospital, Chicago - Established 1870
Home for Incurables, Chicago
Illinois Charitable Eye and Ear Infirmary, Chicago - Established 1858. Gratuitous treatment of curable cases of the eye and ear.
Maurice Porter Memorial Hospital, Chicago - Established 1882. For children exclusively; charitable
Mercy Hospital, Chicago - Established 1850
Michael Reese Hospital, Chicago - Established 1881
Plymouth Medical, Chicago - Established 1884
Presbyterian Hospital, Chicago - Established 1883
St. Joseph's Hospital, Chicago - Established 1860
St. Lukes Free Hospital, Chicago - Established 1864
St. Lukes Hospital Dispensary, Chicago
South Side Free Dispensary, Chicago
Ulrichs Orphan Asylum, Chicago - Charitable abode for orphans
West Side Free Dispensary, Chicago - Established 1882
Womans Christian Association - Dispensary, Chicago - For the benefit of respectable poor women and children
Womans Hospital of Chicago, Chicago - Established 16 November 1879; Gynecological surgery and treatment
St. Marys Hospital. Decatur - Established 1879
St. Anthonys Hospital
Northern Hospital for the Insane, Elgin - Established 1869
St. Josephs Hospital, Highland - Established 1878
Central Hospital for the Insane, Jacksonville - Established 1847; enlarged in 1884
Jacksonville Hospital, Jacksonville - Established 1874
Oak Lawn Retreat Insane Asylum, Jacksonville
State Institution for the Deaf and Dumb, Jacksonville - Established 1839
State Institution for the Blind, Jacksonville - Established 1849
Hospital Illinois State Penitentiary, Joliet
St. Josephs Hospital, Joliet - Established 1882
Illinois Eastern Hospital for the Insane, Kankakee - Established 1877; opened 1879
State Asylum for Feeble-Minded Children, Lincoln - Established 1865
St. Francis Hospital, Litchfield
Bradley Hospital, Peoria
City Hospital, Peoria
Cottage Hospital, Peoria
Invalids Home, Peoria - Treatment of women.
St. Francis Hospital, Peoria
Blessing Hospital, Quincy
St. Marys Hospital, Quincy
Rockford Island Free Medical Dispensary, Rock Island - Established 1882. Free Homeopathic treatment for the poor.
St. Lukes Hospital, Rock Island
St. Johns Hospital, Springfield
Rush Medical College, Chicago
Chicago Medical College, Chicago
Hahnemann Medical College and Hospital, Chicago
Bennett College of Eclectic Medicine and Surgery, Chicago
Woman's Medical College of Chicago, Chicago
Chicago Homeopathic Medical College, Chicago
College of Physicians and Surgeons of Chicago, Chicago
Quincy College of Medicine, Quincy
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Indiana Hospitals
Oak Park Sanitarium, Elkhart
County Asylum for the Insane, Fort Wayne
Eastern Indiana Hospital for the Insane, Richmond
Northern Indiana Hospital for the Insane, Logansport
Southern Indiana Hospital for the Insane, Evansville
Ft. Wayne City Hospital, Fort Wayne - Established 1878
St. Joseph's Hospital, Fort Wayne - Established 1869
Bobb's Free Dispensary, Indianapolis - Re-established 1885; Under auspices of Medical College of Indiana
City Dispensary, Indianapolis
County Infirmary, Indianapolis
Indiana Hospital for the Insane, Indianapolis
Indiana Institute for Educating the Deaf and Dumb, Indianapolis
Indiana Institution for the Education of the Blind, Indianapolis
Indianapolis City Hospital, Indianapolis - Established 1865
National Surgical Institute, Indianapolis
St. Vincent's Hospital, Indianapolis
Institution for Feeble-Minded Children, Knightstown - Established 1878
St. Stephens Hospital, Richmond - Established 1884
St. Josephs Hospital, South Bend
Rose Dispensary, Terre Haute
St. Anthonys Hospital, Terre Haute
Physio-Medical College of Indiana, Indianapolis
Medical College of Indiana, Indianapolis
Central College of Physicians and Surgeons, Indianapolis
Fort Wayne College of Medicine, Fort Wayne
Indiana Eclectic Medical College, Indianapolis
Hospital Medical College of Evansville, Evansville
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Iowa Hospitals
Burlington Hospital, Burlington - Established 1880
St. Francis Hospital, Burlington
Iowa Institution for the Deaf and Dumb
German Klinik, Davenport - Established 1882. Treatment of diseases of the nervous system.
Mercy Hospital, Davenport
Cottage Hospital, Des Moines - Established 1876
Des Moines Free Dispensary, Des Moines - Established 1882
St. Joseph's Mercy Hospital, Dubuque - County and U.S. Marine service each have a ward. Staff of volunteer physicians.
Institution for Feeble-Minded Children, Glenwood - Established 1876
Iowa Hospital for Insane, Independence - Established 1868; opened to patients 1873.
Iowa Hospital for the Insane, Mt. Pleasant
Iowa College for the Blind, Vinton
College of Physicians and Surgeons, Keokuk
Medical Department of the State University of Iowa, Iowa City
Homeopathic Medical Department of the State University of Iowa, Iowa City
Iowa Medical College (Eclectic), Medical Department of Drake University, Des Moines
Iowa College of Physicians and Surgeons, Des Moines
King Eclectic Medical College, Des Moines
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Kansas Hospitals
Atchison City Hospital, Atchinson - Established 1883
Kansas State Asylum for Idiotic and Imbecile Youth, Lawrence - Removed to Winfield, KS in 1886
Leavensworth Insane Asylum
St. Johns Hospital
Kansas Institution for the Education of the Deaf and Dumb
Kansas State Insane Asylum, Osawatomie - Established 1866
Christ's Hospital, Topeka - Opened 1883. Church hospital for general use.
State Insane Asylum, Topeka - Established 1875.
South Western Health Institute, Wichita
Kansas Institution for the Education of the Blind, Wyandotte
Medical Department, The University of Kansas, Lawrence
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Kentucky Hospitals
Central Kentucky Lunatic Asylum, Anchorage
St. Elizabeth's Hospital, Covington - Established 6 January 1860
Kentucky Institution for the Education of Deaf Mutes, Danville - Organized 1826
Institute for Feeble-Minded Children, Frankfort - Established 1860
Western Kentucky Lunatic Asylum, Hopkinsville - Occupied in 1854, burnt in 1860, occupied in 1864
Eastern Kentucky Lunatic Asylum, Lexington
St. Josephs Hospital, Lexington - Established 1874
Blackburn Sanitarium, Louisville
Christian Church Widows and Orphans' Home, Louisville
Dispensary of the University of Louisville, Medical Department of the University of Louisville, Louisville - Established 1874
John N. Norton Infirmary
Kentucky Institution for the Blind, Louisville
Louisville City Hospital, Louisville
Medical and Surgical Dispensary, Louisville - Free treatment for the poor.
St. John's Eruptive Hospital, Louisville
Sts. Mary and Elizabeth Hospital, Louisville - Established 1874. For the care of sufferers from railway accidents.
University Dispensary, Louisville - Established 1855
U.S. Marine Hospital, Louisville - For the care of American seaman
Medical Department of the University of Louisville, Louisville
Kentucky School of Medicine, Louisville
Louisville Medical College, Louisville
Hospital College of Medicine, Louisville
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Louisiana Hospitals
Alexandria Charity Hospital, Alexandria, Rapides Parish - Established 1882
Blind Asylum, Baton Rouge
Deaf and Dumb Asylum, Baton Rouge
Lunatic Asylum
Charity Hospital State of Louisiana, New Orleans - Established 1832
Circus St. Infirmary, New Orleans
Hospital de la St. Famille for Colored Widows, New Orleans
Hotel Dieu, New Orleans - Established 1859
Louisiana Retreat, New Orleans - Established 1864. Care of the Insane.
Luzenburg Hospital, New Orleans
Small Pox Infirmary, New Orleans - Established 1882
Touro Infirmary, New Orleans - Established 1868
United States Marine Hospital, New Orleans - Established 1885
Shreveport Charity Hospital, Shreveport - Established 1875
Medical Department of the Tulane University of Louisiana, New Orleans
Maine Hospitals
Maine Insane Hospital, Augusta - Established 1840
Maine General Hospital, Portland - Established 1874
Portland Dispensary
U.S. Marine Hospital, Portland
Medical School of Maine at Bowdoin College, Brunswick
Portland School for Medical Instruction, Portland
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Maryland Hospitals
Baltimore Eye, Ear and Throat Charity Hospital, Baltimore - Established 1882; Incorporated 1885
Baltimore Free Dispensary, Baltimore
Baltimore General Dispensary, Baltimore
Baltimore Homeopathic Free Dispensary, Baltimore
Baltimore University School of Medicine Free Dispensary, Baltimore
Calvert Free Dispensary of the College of Physicians and Surgeons, Baltimore
Church Home and Infirmary, Baltimore - Established 1858. General hospital and home for poor of Episcopal church.
City Hospital, Baltimore
City Hospital for the Insane, Baltimore
Eastern Dispensary, Baltimore
Eye and Ear Dispensary (free) of the Church Home and Infirmary, Baltimore
Free Dispensary of the Baltimore Polyclinic and Medical School, Baltimore
Free Dispensary for the Treatment of the Diseases of Women, Baltimore
Hebrew Hospital and Asylum, Baltimore - Established 1867
Institution for the Colored Deaf, Dumb, and Blind, Baltimore
Hospital for the Women of Maryland of Baltimore City, Baltimore
Hospital of the Good Samaritan, Baltimore
John Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore
Maryland General Hospital, Baltimore
Maryland Institution for the Instruction of the Blind, Baltimore
Maryland School for the Deaf and Dumb, Cumberland
Maryland Women's Hospital, Baltimore - Connected with the College of Physicians and Surgeons
Maternite Hospital, Baltimore - Established 1874. For the care of women during confinement and puerperal period.
Mount Hope Retreat, Baltimore - For the care of the sick and insane.
Nervous Diseases Free Dispensary, Baltimore
Northeastern Dispensary, Baltimore
Northeastern Dispensary, Baltimore - Treatment of diseases of women
Northwestern Free Dispensary, Baltimore
Presbyterian Eye, Ear and Throat Charity Hospital, Baltimore - Established 1877
St. Agnes Hospital, Baltimore
St. Agnes Hospital, Carrollton
St. Joseph General Hospital, Baltimore
Southern Dispensary, Baltimore
Union Protestant Infirmary, Baltimore - Established 1854. Charitable.
U.S. Marine Hospital, Baltimore - Opened 1 June 1886
University Hospital and Dispensary, Baltimore
Waverly and Homestead Dispensary and Relief Association, Baltimore
Woman's and Child's Hospital and Dispensary, Baltimore
Maryland Hospital for the Insane, Spring Grove
Fort Hill Private Home and Training School for Feeble-Minded Children, 3 miles from Ellicott City - Established 1886
Matley Hill Sanitarium for the Cure of Mental and Nervous Diseases, St. Denis
School of Medicine of the University of Maryland, Baltimore
College of Physicians and Surgeons, Baltimore
Baltimore Medical College, Baltimore
Woman's Medical College of Baltimore, Baltimore
Medical Department of the John Hopkins University, Baltimore
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Massachusetts Hospitals
Institution for Feeble-Minded Children, Barre - Established 1848
Adams' Nervine Asylum, Boston - Established 1880. For indigent, debilitated, nervous people not insane.
Boston City Hospital, Boston - Established 1814.
Boston Dispensary, Boston - Established 1796
Boston Home for Incurables, Boston - Established 1883.
Boston Lying-In Hospital, Boston - Established 1832
Charlestown Free Dispensary and Hospital, Boston
Children's Hospital, Boston
Consumptives' Home, Boston
Homeopathic Medical Dispensary, Boston
Homeopathic Medical Dispensary, Boston
Lunatic Hospital, Boston
Massachusetts Charitable Eye and Ear Infirmary, Boston - Incorporated February 1826
Massachusetts General Hospital and McLean Asylum, Boston - Established 1811
Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital, Boston - Established 1855
Massachusetts Working People's Aid Society Dispensary, Boston
Murdock Free Surgical Hospital for Women, Boston
New England Hospital for Women and Children, Boston
United States Marine Hospital, Boston
West End Nursery and Child's Hospital, Boston
Cambridge Hospital, Cambridge - Incorporated 1871
Charlestown Free Dispensary and Hospital, Charlestown - Established 1872
Lunatic Hospital, Danvers
Naval Hospital, Chelsea
Fall River Hospital, Fall River - Established 1885
Institution for Feeble-Minded Children, Fayville - Established 1870
City Dispensary, Lowell - Established September 1879
St. John's Hospital, Lowell
Lynn Hospital, Lynn
Anna Jaques Hospital, Newburyport - Opened 1884
Cooley Dickinson Hospital, Northampton - Established 1885. Charitable for the sick poor.
Northampton Lunatic Hospital, Northampton - Established 1858. For the care of the insane of Western Massachusetts.
Shady Lawn, Northampton - Established 1874. For Lunacy, inebriates and diseases of women.
St. Elizabeth's Hospital, Roxbury
Small Pox Hospital, Roslindale
McLean Insane Asylum, Somerville - Branch of Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston
Boston Lunatic Hospital, South Boston - Established 1839
Carney Hospital, South Boston
Institution for Feeble-Minded Children, South Boston - Established 1848.
Alms House Infirmary, Springfield
Insane Annex, Springfield
Springfield City Hospital, Springfield - Established 1879
State Lunatic Hospital, Taunton - Established 1854
U.S.Marine Hospital, Vineyard Haven
Asylum for the Chronic Insane, Worcester - Established 1877
City Hospital of the City of Worcester, Worcester - Established 1871. Treatment of Injuries and acute diseases, not contagious.
Washburn Free Dispensary, Worcester
Homeopathic Free Dispensary, Worcester
Worcester Lunatic Hospital, Worcester - Established 1833; new buildings 1877.
Medical School of Harvard University, Boston
Boston University School of Medicine (Homeopathic), Boston
College of Physicians and Surgeons, Boston
Jews Hospital, Boston - Opened June 5, 1855 to patients; located on 28th Street, between 7th and 8th Ave.
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Michigan Hospitals
Homeopathic Hospital, Ann Arbor - Established 1875
Bay City Hospital, Bay City
City Physicians' Office, Detroit - Established 1880
Detroit Sanitarium, Detroit - Established 1884
Harper Hospital, Detroit - Established 1886
House of Providence - Established 1867; Lying-In Hospital and Foundlings' Asylum
Michigan State Retreat, Detroit
St. Luke's Hospital, Church Home, Detroit - Established 1861
St. Mary's Hospital, Detroit - Established 1849
St. Marys Hospital, Free Eye and Ear Infirmary, Detroit - Established 1877
U.S. Marine Hospital, Detroit - Built 1855
West End Dispensary, Detroit
Woman's Hospital and Foundlings' Home, Detroit - Established about 1869
Home for the Friendless, East Saginaw
St. Mary's Hospital, East Saginaw - Established 1874
State Institution for the Deaf and Dumb, Flint - Established 1854
Asylum for Insane Criminals, Ionia
Institution for Feeble-Minded Children, Kalamazoo - Established 1859
Michigan Asylum for Insane, Kalamazoo, Kalamazoo Co. - Established 1859
Michigan Asylum for the Insane, Lansing
Manistee Hospital, Manistee
Marquette Hospital, Marquette
Eastern Michigan Asylum, Pontiac - Established 1878
Port Huron Hospital and Home, Port Huron - Established 1880
Department of Medicine and Surgery of the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
Detroit College of Medicine, Detroit
Homeopathic Medical College of the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
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Minnesota Hospitals
St. Luke's Hospital, Duluth - Established 1881
Institution for Feeble Minded Children, Faribault - Established 1879
Minnesota School for the Deaf, Dumb and Blind, Faribault - Established 1858
Homeopathic Hospital of Minneapolis, Minneapolis - Established 1883
Mercy Hospital, Minneapolis
Minnesota College Hospital
Northwestern Hospital for Women and Children, Minneapolis - 1883
St. Barnabas Hospital, Minneapolis
Second Minnesota Hospital for Insane, Rochester
City and County Hospital, St. Paul
St. Joseph's Hospital, St. Paul - 1854
St. Luke's Hospital (Episcopal), St. Paul
Swedish Hospital, St. Paul
Minnesota Hospital for Insane, St. Peter - 1866
Minnesota Department of the University of Minnesota, Minneapolis
Minneapolis College of Physicians and Surgeons, Minneapolis
St. Paul Medical College, St. Paul
Mississippi Hospitals
Institution for the Deaf and Dumb, Jackson
State Lunatic Asylum, Jackson - Established 1855
Missouri Hospitals
Institution for the Deaf and Dumb, Fulton
State Lunatic Asylum, Fulton
All Saints Hospital, Kansas City - Established 1885
Kansas City Eye and Ear Infirmary, Kansas City - Established 1883
Kansas City Hospital, Kansas City - Established 1870
St. Joseph's Hospital, Kansas City
Wabash, St. Louis Railway Hospital, Kansas City
Wayside Home, Kansas City - Established 1885
City Hospital, St. Joseph
Co-operative Hospital and Eye and Ear Infirmary, St. Joseph
K.C., St. P. & C.B.R.R. Hospital, St. Joseph - Established 1869
State Lunatic Asylum, St. Joseph - Established 1874
Alexian Brothers Hospital, St. Louis - Established 1870
Deaf and Dumb Asylum and Half Orphan Asylum for Girls, St. Louis
Evangelical Lutheran Hospital, St. Louis - Established 1858
Female Hospital and Industrial Home, St. Louis
German Evangelical Lutheran Hospital and Asylum, St. Louis
Good Samaritan Hospital, St. Louis - Established 1857
Hospital of the St. Louis Protestant Association
Lying-In Hospital, St. Louis
Missouri Pacific Railway Company's St. Louis Hospital, St. Louis - Established 1880
Missouri School for the Blind, St. Louis
Pius Hospital, St. Louis
St. Ann's Widow's Home, Lying-In Hospital and Foundling Asylum, St. Louis - Established 1853
St. John's Hospital
St. Louis Children's Hospital, St. Louis - Established 1884
St. Louis City Hospital - Established 1845
St. Louis Female Hospital, St. Louis - Established 1872
St. Louis Female Infirmary, St. Louis
St. Louis Insane Asylum, St. Louis - Established 1869
St. Louis Mullanphy Hospital, St. Louis
St. Luke's Hospital, St. Louis
St. Mary's Infirmary, St. Louis
St. Vincent Asylum for the Insane, St. Louis
U.S. Marine Hospital, St. Louis
Missouri Pacific Railway Hospital, Sedalia
Missouri Medical College, St. Louis
St. Louis Medical College, St. Louis
Medical School of the University f the State of Missouri, Columbia
Homeopathic Medical College of Missouri, St. Louis
Kansas City Medical College, Kansas City
American Medical College (Eclectic), St. Louis
Northwestern Medical College of St. Joseph, St. Joseph
Medical Department of the University of Kansas City, Kansas City
St. Joseph Medical College, St. Joseph
Kansas City Hospital College of Medicine, Kansas City
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Montana Hospitals
Insane Asylum, Warm Springs
St. John's Hospital, Helena
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Nebraska Hospitals
Lincoln Medical Institute, Lincoln
Nebraska Hospital for the Insane, Lincoln - Established 1871
Nebraska Institute for the Blind, Nebraska City
The Auburn Infirmary, North Auburn - Treatment of female diseases and diseases of the eye and ear
Central Hospital, Omaha
Child's Hospital and Home, Omaha - Established 1883
County Infirmary, Omaha - Established 1869
Nebraska Institute for the Deaf and Dumb, Omaha
St. Joseph's Hospital, Omaha
Omaha State Medical College, Omaha
College of Medicine of the University of Nebraska, Lincoln
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Nevada Hospitals
Insane Asylum, Reno
New Hampshire Hospitals
City Hospital, Concord
New Hampshire Asylum for Insane, Concord - Established 1842
Medical Department of Dartmouth College, Hanover
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New Jersey Hospitals
Gurney Cottage, Atlantic City - Established 1885
Private Retreat for Opium Habitues, Butler
Camden City Dispensary, Camden - Established 1866
Cooper Hospital, Camden
Elizabeth General Hospital and Dispensary, Elizabeth - Dispensary organized April 1877; Hospital organized May 1879
Friends' Asylum for Insane, Frankfort
Summit Grove Place Sanitarium, Hammonton
St. Marys Hospital - Opened May 1866
Central Dispensary, Jersey City - Established 1881
Children's Seashore House, Atlantic City
Christ Hospital, Jersey - Established 1874
Dispensary for Women and Children, Jersey City - Established 1 November 1871
Jersey City Charity Hospital, Jersey City
St. Francis Hospital, Jersey City - Established 1864
St. Mary's Hospital, Jersey City
Merchantville Sanitarium - Established 1886
State Asylum for the Insane, Morris Plains - Established 1876
Essex County Asylum for the Insane - Established 1872
German Hospital, Newark - Opened 1870
Hospital of St. Barnibas, Newark - Established about 1870
Newark Charitable Eye and Ear Infirmary, Newark - Established 1880
Newark City Hospital, Newark - Established 1882
Newark German Hospital, Newark - Established 1868
St. James R.C. Hospital and Orphan Asylum, Newark
St. Michaels Hospital, Newark
The Homestead, Newark - Established 1872
Women's Hospital, Newark
Women's and Children's Hospital, Newark - Established 1881
Memorial Hospital and Dispensary, Orange - Incorporated April 1873
Ladies Hospital, Paterson
Passaic County Insane Asylum, Paterson
Paterson Eye and Ear Infirmary, Paterson - Opened May 1883
St. Joseph's Hospital, Paterson - Established 1867
Muhlenberg Hospital, Plainfield - Established 1877
Hudson County Lunatic Asylum, Snake Hill
New Jersey School for Deaf Mutes, Trenton
New Jersey State Lunatic Asylum
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New Mexico Hospitals
Atlantic and Pacific R.R. Hospital, Albuquerque - Established May 1882; Taking care of sick and injured of the road.
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New York Hospitals
Albany Charitable Eye and Ear Infirmary, Albany - At St. Peter's Hospital
Albany City Homeopathic Hospital and Dispensary, Albany - Established 1868
Albany Hospital, Albany - Established 1849
Albany's Hospital for Incurables, Albany - Established 1884
Paris Surgical Dispensary, Albany - Established 1885
St. Peters Hospital, Albany - Established 1869
Swinburne Dispensary, Albany
The Childs Hospital, Albany - Established 1874
Auburn City Hospital, Auburn
State Asylum for Insane Criminals, Auburn - Established 1859
New York Institution for the Blind, Batavia - Established 1868
Binghamton Asylum for Chronic Insane, Binghamton - Opened 1881
Hospital of the Good Shepherd, Binghamton - Established 1884
Atlantic Avenue Dispensary, Brooklyn
Bedford Dispensary, Brooklyn
Brooklyn Diet Dispensary, Brooklyn - Established 1877
Brooklyn Eclectic Dispensary, Brooklyn - Established 1865
Brooklyn E.D. Dispensary and Hospital, Brooklyn - Established 1851
Brooklyn E.D. Homeopathic Dispensary, Brooklyn - Established 1872
Brooklyn Eye and Ear Hospital, Brooklyn - Established 1868
Brooklyn Homeopathic Dispensary, Brooklyn
Brooklyn Homeopathic Dispensary, Brooklyn
Brooklyn Hospital, Brooklyn - Established 1845
Brooklyn Maternity and N.Y. State School for Training Nurses, Brooklyn - Established 1871
Brooklyn Orthopedic Dispensary, Brooklyn - Established 1868
Brooklyn Sanitarium Hospital and Dispensary, Brooklyn - Established 6 December 1879
Brooklyn Women's Homeopathic Hospital and Dispensary, Brooklyn
Bushwick and East Brooklyn Dispensary, Brooklyn - Established 1878
Central Dispensary, Brooklyn - Established 1855
Central Homeopathic Dispensary, Brooklyn - Established 1838
City Dispensary and Eye and Ear Infirmary, Brooklyn - Established 1846
Dispensary (Church Charity Foundation), Brooklyn
Dispensary Hospital, Brooklyn
Dispensary for Women and Children, Brooklyn
Dispensary for Women and Children, Brooklyn
Gates Avenue Homo Dispensary, Brooklyn
Hospital and Dispensary for Nervous and Mental Diseases, Brooklyn - Established 1885
Long Island College Hospital and Dispensary, Brooklyn - Established 1859
Lucretia Mott Dispensary, Brooklyn
Orthopedic Infirmary Brooklyn Hospital, Brooklyn
Private Hospital of Dr. Jones, Brooklyn - Established 1884
R.C. Charitable Hospital, Brooklyn
St. Catherines General Hospital, Brooklyn
St. Johns Hospital, Brooklyn - Established 1871
St. Mary's Female Hospital, Brooklyn - Established 1868
St. Mary's General Hospital, Brooklyn - Established 1882
St. Peter's Hospital, Brooklyn - Established 1864
Seney Methodist Episcopal Hospital, Brooklyn
South Brooklyn Branch Dispensary
Southern Dispensary, Brooklyn
United States Naval Hospital, Brooklyn
Woman's Hospital, Brooklyn - Established 1882; re-incorporated November 1885
Buffalo City Dispensary, Buffalo - Established 1847
Buffalo Eye and Ear Infirmary, Buffalo - Established 1876
Buffalo General Hospital, Buffalo - Established 21 November 1855
Buffalo Homeopathic Hospital, Buffalo - Established 1872
Buffalo Hospital of Sisters of Charity, Buffalo - Established 12 April 1848
Buffalo Quarantine Hospital, Buffalo
Buffalo State Asylum for the Insane - Established 1880
Buffalo Surgical Infirmary
Emergency Hospital, Buffalo - Established November 1883; Treatments of accidents
Free Dispensary, Buffalo
Good Samaritan Eye and Ear Infirmary, Buffalo - Established 1882
Le Conteulx St. Mary's Deaf and Dumb Asylum, Buffalo - Incorporated 1853
Providence Lunatic Asylum, Buffalo - Established 1860
Provident Dispensary, Buffalo
St. Francis Hospital, Buffalo
St. Mary's Lying-In Women's Hospital - Established 1852
U.S. Marine Hospital, Buffalo
U.S. Marine Hospital Service Dispensary, Buffalo
Brigham Hall, Canandaigua - Incorporated 1859; Private hospital for the insane
Small Pox Hospital, Cohoes - Established 1880
Thanksgiving Hospital, Cooperstown - Organized 1867
S.R. Smith Infirmary, Edgewater - Organized 1863
Kings County Hospital, Flatbush
Kings County Lunatic Asylum, Flatbush
Sanford Hall, Flushing
Home for Incurables, Fordham
New York State Asylum for Idiots, Geddes
State Homeopathic Asylum for the Insane, Middletown - Established 1871
Adult Hospital, Randalls Island
Bellevue Hospital, New York City - Established 1812
Bloomingdale Asylum for the Insane
Bureau of Medical and Surgical Relief for the Out Door Poor, Station F - Established 1866
Chambers Street Hospital (or the "House of Relief" of the New York Hospital)
Charity Hospital, Blackwells Island
Children's Hospital, Randalls Island
Children's Hospital for Contagious Diseases
Church of the Holy Communion Dispensary
Colored Home and Hospital, New York City - Established 1845
Custodial Branch of New York Asylum for Idiots, Newark - Established 1878
Demilt Dispensary - Incorporated 1851
Deutsche Poliklinik - Organized 1883
Dispensary for Children
Dispensary N.Y. Post-Graduate Medical School
Eastern Dispensary - Opened 1834
Eclectic Dispensary
Emergency Hospital for Women
Fordham Dispensary - Organized 1882
French Benevolent Society's Hospital - Established 1881
German Dispensary - Established 1857
German Hospital - Established 13 September 1869
German West Side Dispensary
Hahnemann Hospital, New York City - Established 1876
Harlem Dispensary - Established 1868
Harlem Eye, Ear, and Throat Infirmary - Established January 1882
Hart's Island Hospital, Harts Island - Founded 10 August 1872
Hospital for Incurables and Hospital Departments of the Workhouse and Almshouse, Blackwells Island
Hospital for Nervous Diseases, Blackwells Island - Established 1867
Hospital for the Ruptured and Crippled - Established 1863
Howlands Private Insane Asylum
Idiot and Epileptic Hospital, Randalls Island
Infants Hospital, Randalls Island - Established 1866
Institution for Feeble-Minded Children - Established 1880
Manhattan Eye and Ear Hospital - Established 1869
Maternity Hospital, Blackwells Island
Metropolitan Dispensary
Metropolitan Throat Hospital - Established 1874
Metropolitan Throat Dispensary
Montefiore Home for Chronic Invalids - Established 1884
Mount Sinai Hospital - Established 1852
Mount Sinai Hospital Dispensary - Established 1852
Naval Hospital, New York
New York City Asylum for Insane, Wards Island, New York City - For care of city pauper insane
New York City Lunatic Asylum, Blackwells Island
New York Dispensary, New York City - Established 1790
New York Dispensary for Sick Children
New York Eye and Ear Infirmary - Established August 1820
New York Homeopathic Medical College Dispensary
New York Hospital - Established 1877
New York Infirmary for Women and Children, Livingston Place - Established 1853
New York Institution for the Blind - Established 1832
New York Institution for the Deaf and Dumb, New York City - Established 1818
New York Medical Missionary Society - Established April 1881
New York Medical and Surgical Institute
New York Ophthalmic Hospital, New York City - Established 25 May 1852
New York Orthopedic Dispensary and Hospital - Organized 1866; incorporated 1868
New York Polyclinic Clinical School of Medicine and Surgery, New York City - Established 1881
New York Post Graduate Hospital, New York City
New York Skin and Cancer Hospital - Established 1882
New York State Emigrant Hospital, Asylum and Refuge, Wards Island - Founded 1847
North Brother Hospital (Formerly Riverside Hospital), North Brother Island
Northeastern Dispensary - Established 1882
Northern Dispensary - Established 1828
Northwestern Dispensary - Established 1852
Nursery and Childs Hospital - Established 1854
Ophthalmic and Aural Institute - Established 1869
Presbyterian Hospital - Established 1868
Reception Hospital
Reception Hospital
Roosevelt Hospital - Incorporated 2 February 1864; corner stone laid 29 October 1869; hospital opened 2 November 1871
St. Chrysosronis Chapel Dispensary - Established 1880
St. Elizabeths Hospital
St. Francis Hospital - Established 1864
St. Josephs Hospital (Branch of St. Francis Hospital) - Opened March 1882
St. Josephs Infirmary
St. Lukes Hospital - Incorporated in 1850; opened for reception of patients 1 May 1858
St. Marys Free Hospital for Children - Established 1870
St. Vincents Hospital - Established 1857
State Emigrant Hospital, New York City - Established 1847
Temporary Hospital, Castle Garden
The Eastern Dispensary in the City of N.Y. - Established 25 April 1832
The Twenty-Five Cent Provident Dispensary
Tompkins Square Homeopathic Dispensary
Trinity Dispensary - Established 1880
Trinity Hospital
Twenty Third and Twenty Fourth Wards Dispensary
University Medical College Dispensary - Established 1883
U.S. Marine Hospital - Stapleton, Staten Island
Wards Island Hospital (Office - Castle Garden)
Western Dispensary
West Side German Dispensary, New York City - Established 1 Oct 1872
Wilson Mission Dispensary
Woman's Hospital, New York City - Established 1856
Woman's Infirmary, New York City - Established 1884
Yorkville Homeopathic Hospital
Highland Hospital - Matteawan
Ogdensburg City Hospital and Orphan Asylum, Ogdensburg
Oswego Hospital, Oswego
Hudson River State Hospital, Poughkeepsie - Established 1871
Rochester City Hospital, Rochester - Established 1863
St. Barnabas' Hospital, Poughkeepsie - Organized 1871
Monroe County Insane Asylum, Rochester - Established 1863
St. Marys Hospital, Rochester - Established 1857
Dr. Nelsons Chateau for Rest and Recuperation - Saratoga Springs - Established 1886
Dr. Robert Hamiltons Medical Institute, Saratoga Springs - Established 1854
Drs. Strongs' Remedial Institute, Saratoga Springs - Established 1855
Dispensary of the College of Medicine of Syracuse University, Syracuse
Hospital of the Good Shepherd Syracuse
Institute for Feeble-Minded Children, Syracuse - Established 1851
St. Joseph's Hospital, Syracuse
Syracuse Charitable Eye and Ear Infirmary, Syracuse - Incorporated 30 January 1881
House of Rest for Consumptives, Mount Hope, Tremont - 1 November 1869
County Hospital (Almshouse), Troy
Marshall Infirmary and Rensselaer County Lunatic Asylum, Mount Ida, Troy - Established 1851
Swinburne Dispensary (Troy Branch)
Troy Hospital, Fulton, Troy - Established 1848
Faxton Hospital, Utica - Established 1873
State Lunatic Asylum, Utica - Established 1843
St. Elizabeths Hospital, Utica - Established 12 December 1866
St. Luke's Hospital, Utica
Utica City Dispensary, Utica - Organized 1877
Utica City Hospital, Utica - Organized 1877
Willard Asylum for the Insane, Willard - Established 1869
St. John's Riverside Hospital, Yonkers - Established 1870
College of Physicians and Surgeons in the City of New York (Medical Department of Columbia College), New York City
Albany Medical College (Medical Department of Union University), Albany
Medical Department of the University of the City of New York (University Medical College), New York City
Medical Department of the University of Buffalo, Bufffalo
Long Island College Hospital, Brooklyn
New York Homeopathic Medical College, New York City
Bellevue Hospital Medical College, New York City
New York Medical College and Hospital for Women (Homeopathic), New York City
Eclectic Medical College of the City of New York, New York City
Woman's Medical College of the New York Infirmary, New York City
College of Medicine of Syracuse University, Syracuse
Medical Department of Niagara University, Buffalo
New York College of Veterinary Surgeons and School of Comparative Anatomy - Chartered 1857
North Carolina Hospitals
Eastern N.C. Insane Asylum, Goldsboro - Established 1 August 1880
The Western Insane Asylum, Morgantown
N.C. Insane Asylum, Raleigh - Established 22 February 1856
Institution of the Deaf, Dumb, and Blind, Raleigh
U.S. Marine Hospital, Wilmington
Wilmington City Hospital, Wilmington
Leonard Medical School, Medical Department of Shaw University, Raleigh
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Ohio Hospitals
Akron Free Medical Dispensary, Akron
Summit County Infirmary, (two miles west of Akron)
Athens Asylum for the Insane, Athens
Stark County Infirmary, Canton - Established 1832
Longview Asylum for the Insane, Carthage
Cincinnati Homeopathic Medical Dispensary, Cincinnati
Cincinnati Hospital, Cincinnati
City Infirmary, Cincinnati
Episcopal Hospital, Cincinnati - Established 1883
Good Samaritan Hospital, Cincinnati
Home for Sick Children, Cincinnati
Jewish Hospital, Cincinnati
Ohio Hospital for Women and Children, Cincinnati - Established October 1855
Private Hospital for Women, Cincinnati - Established September 1882
St. Joseph's Private Lying-In Hospital, (Near city limits) Cincinnati
St. Marys Hospital, Cincinnati
U.S. Marine Hospital, Cincinnati - Established March 1885
Charity Hospital, Cleveland
City Infirmary, Cleveland
Cleveland Asylum for the Insane, Cleveland
Cleveland City Hospital, Cleveland
Cleveland Homeopathic Hospital, Cleveland - Established 1869
Cleveland Polyclinic and Post Graduate Medicald School Dispensary, Cleveland
Free Eye and Ear Clinic, Cleveland
Good Samaritan Dispensary, Cleveland
St. Alexis Hospital, Cleveland
St. Vincents Charity Hospital, Cleveland - Established 1866
Women and Childrens Free Dispensary, Cleveland
Cincinnati Sanitarium, Hamilton Co. - Established 1873
Central Asylum for the Insane, Columbus - Established 1868
Franklin County Infirmary, Columbus
Institute for Feeble-Minded Youths, (two miles west of Columbus) - Established 1857
Institution for the Education of the Blind, Columbus - Established 1837
Institution for the Education of the Deaf and Dumb, Columbus - Established 1829
St. Francis Hospital of Starling Medical College, Columbus
Dayton Asylum for the Insane, Dayton - Established 1855
Dayton City Infirmary, Dayton
Hospital Central Branch N.H.D.V.S. - Established 1869
St. Elizabeth Hospital, Dayton
Invalids Home, Findlay
Butler County Infirmary, Princeton Pike
Oxford Retreat, Oxford
Hospital of the Good Samaritan, Sandusky
Clark County Infirmary, Springfield
Lucas County Infirmary, Toledo
Northwestern Ohio Hospital for the Insane, Toledo - Established 1872
Protestant Hospital, Toledo - Established 1874
St. Vincents Hospital, Toledo - Established 1876
Toledo Insane Asylum
Youngstown City Hospital
Ohio State Sanitary Association
Medical College of Ohio, Cincinnati
Medical Department of the Western Reserve University, Cleveland Medical College, Medical Department of Adelbert College of the Western Reserve University, Cleveland
Eclectic Medical Institute, Cincinnati
Starling Medical College, Columbus
Homeopathic Medical College of Cleveland
Cincinnati College of Medicine and Surgery, Cincinnati
Miami Medical College, Cincinnati
Medical Department of the University of Wooster, Cleveland
Pulte Medical College (Homeopathic), Cincinnati
Columbus Medical College, Columbus
American Eclectic Medical College, Cincinnati
Toledo Medical College, Toledo
North Western Ohio Medical College, Toledo
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Oregon Hospitals
Good Samaritan Hospital, Portland - Established 1875
St. Vincent's Hospital - Established July 1875
United States Marine Hospital, Portland
State Hospital for the Insane, Salem - Established 1882
State School for the Deaf, Dumb and Blind, Salem
Medical Department of the Willamette University, Portland
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Pennsylvania Hospitals
Allegheny General Hospital, Alleghany
North Side Hospital, Allegheny - Established 1883
Protestant Orphan Asylum of Pittsburgh and Allegheny, Allegheny - Established 1883
Burn Bral, Clifton Heights - Organized 1859
State Hospital for the Insane, Danville - Established 1868
Western Pennsylvania Hospital for the Insane, Dixmont
Institution for Feeble Minded Children, Elwyn
City Hospital, Erie - Established 1872
Hamst Hospital, Erie - Established 1881
Marine Hospital, Erie
St. Vincent's Hospital, Erie - Established 22 September 1875
Convalescents' Retreat, Glen Mills - Incorporated 1884
Harrisburgh Hospital, Harrisburgh - Established 1873
Pennsylvania State Lunatic Hospital, Harrisburgh - Established 1851
Lancaster County Hospital, Lancaster - Established 1867
St. Joseph's Catholic Hospital, Lancaster
Jewish Hospital, Logan - Established 1864
State Hospital for the Insane, Norristown - Established July 1880
Almshouse and City Hospital, Philadelphia - Established 1832
Childrens Hospital - Established 9 November 1855
Childrens Homeopathic Hospital of Philadelphia, Philadelphia - Established 28 June 1877
Christ Church Hospital, Philadelphia
Church Dispensary of Southwark, Philadelphia - Instituted July 1872
Franklin Reformatory Home for Inebriates, Philadelphia - Organized 1 April 1872; Incorporated 11 December 1872; Charter revised and amended 4 May 1874
Free Dispensary of the Homeopathic Medical Society, Philadelphia
Friends' Asylum for Insane, Philadelphia - Established 1817
German Eye and Ear Infirmary, Philadelphia - Established 1876
German Hospital, Philadelphia - Established 1860
Germantown Hospital and Dispensary, Philadelphia - Established 1870
Hahnemann College Dispensary, Philadelphia - Established 1848
Home for Consumptives, Philadelphia
Hospital of the Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia
Hospital of the P.E. Church, Philadelphia - Established 1851
Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia
Howard Hospital and Infirmary for Incurables, Philadelphia - Established 1854
Mapother Home, Philadelphia
Maternity Hospital, Philadelphia - Established 1873
Municipal Hospital for Contagious Diseases, Philadelphia - Established 1865
Northern Dispensary of Philadelphia, Philadelphia - Established 1 October 1816
Orthopedic Hospital and Infirmary for Nervous Diseases, Philadelphia - Established 1867
Pennsylvania Homeopathic Hospital for Children, Philadelphia - Established 1877
Pennsylvania Hospital, Philadelphia - Established 1751
Pennsylvania Hospital for the Insane, Philadelphia - A department of the Pennsylvania Hospital
Pennsylvania Industrial Home for Blind Women, Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Institution for the Instruction of the Blind, Philadelphia - Established 1833
Pennsylvania Institution for the Deaf and Dumb, Philadelphia - Established 1821
Pennsylvania Retreat for Blind Mutes and Aged and Infirm Blind Persons, Philadelphia
Philadelphia Dispensary, Philadelphia - Established 1786
Philadelphia Dispensary for Skin Disease, Philadelphia - Established 1871
Philadelphia Home for Incurables, Philadelphia - Established 4 May 1877
Philadelphia Hospital (Blockley) Department for the Insane, Philadelphia
Philadelphia Hospital for Skin Diseases, Philadelphia
Philadelphia Lying-In Charity and Nurse School, Philadelphia - Established 1832
Philadelphia Protestant Episcopal City Mission, Philadelphia - Established 1875
Philadelphia Proviaent Dispensary, Philadelphia
Presbyterian Hospital, Philadelphia
Preston Retreat, Philadelphia - Established 1865
St. Christopher's Hospital for Children, Philadelphia - Established 1876
St. Christopher's Dispensary for Children, Philadelphia
St. Joseph's Hospital, Philadelphia - Established 1849
St. Mary's Hospital, Philadelphia - Established 1866
Sanitarium Association of Philadelphia, Buildings located on Windmill Island, Delaware River)
Southern Dispensary, Philadelphia - Established 1817
Southern Homeopathic Dispensary, Philadelphia
Southwestern Hospital of the City of Philadelphia, Philadelphia
Surgical Institute, Philadelphia
Surgical-Medical and Maternity Hospital of the Women's Homeopathic Association of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia - Established 12 March 1884
United States Marine Hospital Service, Philadelphia
United States Naval Hospital, Philadelphia
Western Temporary Home, Philadelphia - Incorporated January 1878
West Philadelphia Homeopathic Dispensary, Philadelphia
Will's Ophthalmic Hospital, Philadelphia - Established 1832
Woman's Hospital of Philadelphia, Philadelphia - Established 1861
Homeopathic Medical and Surgical Hospital and Dispensary, Pittsburgh - Chartered 4 April 1866
Mercy Hospital, Pittsburgh - Established 1843
Municipal Hospital, Pittsburgh - Established 18 March 1875; Small pox patients
Pittsburgh Free Dispensary, Pittsburgh - Established 1873
Pittsburgh Infirmary, Pittsburgh - Established 1850
Protestant Home for Incurables, Pittsburgh - Established June 1885
St. Francis Hospital, Pittsburgh - Established 1866
Terrace Bank Hospital for Women, Pittsburgh
Western Pennsylvania Hospital Medical and Surgical Department, Pittsburgh - Established 1872
Hospital of the Good Shepherd, Rosemont Station
Lackawanna Hospital, Scranton - Established 1876
Moses Taylor Hospital, Scranton
Western Pennsylvania Institute for the Deaf and Dumb, Turtle Creek
State Hospital for the Insane, Warren
City Hospital, Wilkesbarre - Established 1873
Williamsport Hospital, Williamsport - Established 1873
Department of Medicine of the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia
Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia
Hahnemann Medical College (Homeopathic), Philadelphia
Woman's Medical College of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia
Medico-Chirurgical College of Philadelphia, Philadelphia
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Rhode Island Hospitals
Newport Hospital, Newport - Established 1873
State Asylum for the Insane, Howard - Established 1870
Butler Hospital for the Insane, Providence - Established 1847
Dexter Asylum, Providence
Providence Dispensary - Free advice and medicine to the poor
Providence Lying-In Hospital, Providence - Established 14 October 1884
Rhode Island Homeopathic Hospital, Providence - Established 15 February 1886
Rhode Island Hospital, Providence - Established 1863
St. Elizabeth Home, Providence - Established 1882
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South Carolina Hospitals
Deaf, Dumb and Blind Asylum, Cedar Springs
City Hospital, Charleston - Established 1850
Caroline Wilkinson Home, Charleston
Quarantine Station, Gulf Quarantine, Ship Island, near Charleston
Roper Hospital, Charleston
St. Xavier's Hospital, Charleston
South Carolina Lunatic Asylum, Columbia - Established 1828
Medical College of the State of South Carolina, Charleston
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Tennessee Hospitals
East Tennessee Hospital for the Insane, Knoxville
Tennessee School for Deaf and Dumb, Knoxville - Established 1845
City Dispensary, Memphis
City Hospital, Memphis - Established 1851
Rogers' Infirmary, Memphis
Sanitarium for Treatment of Diseases of Women, Memphis
United States Marine Hospital, Memphis
Eves' Surgical Infirmary, Nashville - Established 1884
Free Dispensary, Nashville
Medical College Hospital, Nashville
Tennessee Hospital for the Insane, Nashville - Established 1852
Tennessee Blind Asylum, Nashville
United States Marine Hospital, Nashville
Medical Departments of the University of Nashville and Vanderbilt University, Nashville
Nashville Medical College (Medical Department of the University of Tennessee), Nashville
Meharry Medical Department of Central Tennessee College, Nashville
Memphis Hospital Medical College (Medical Department Southwestern Baptist University), Memphis
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Texas Hospitals
City Hospital, Austin
State Lunatic Asylum, Austin - Established 1861
Texas Institution for the Deaf and Dumb, Austin - Established 1856
Texas Institution for the Education of the Blind, Austin - Established 1858
Galveston, Harrisburgh & San Antonio Railway Hospital, Columbus
Missouri Pacific Railway Hospital, Fort Worth
Houston Infirmary, Houston - Established 1883
St. Mary's Infirmary, Galveston - Established 1866
Missouri Pacific Railway Hospital, Marshall
Santa Rosa Infirmary, San Antonio - Established 1874
North Texas Lunatic Asylum, Kaufman County - Established 1883
Southern Pacific Hospital, Columbus - Established 1 July 1880
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Utah Hospitals
Territorial Insane Asylum, Provo City
St. Mark's Hospital, Salt Lake City
St. Mary's Hospital, Salt Lake City
Young's Asylum for the Insane, Salt Lake City
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Vermont Hospitals
Lake View Retreat, Burlington
Mary Fletcher Hospital, Burlington - Incorporated 1876; opened 22 January 1879
Vermont Asylum for the Insane, Brattleboro - Established 1834
Medical Department of the University of Vermont, Burlington
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Virginia Hospitals
African Church Hospital, Richmond - First African Baptist Church @ the northeast corner of Broad & College
Alabama First, Richmond (aka First Alabama, General Hospital #20)
Alabama Second, Richmond (aka Second Alabama, Turpin & Yarbrough Factory)
Alabama Third, Richmond (aka Third Alabama, Robinson Factory)
Alexander Hospital (possibly a prioson hospital)
Alms House Hospital (Prison Hospital)
American House, Richmond - American Hotel converted to hospital; opened July thru September 1861
Atkinsons Factory, Richmond - Used in July 1862
Bacon & Baskerville, Richmond (aka General Hospital #7)
Baileys Factory, Richmond (aka General Hospital #2, Mississippi Hospital)
Bank of Virginia, Richmond - 191 Main Street; used in June 1862
Banner Hospital, Richmond (General Hospital #12, Grant Hospital, Wayside Hospital)
Baptist Female Institute Hospital, Richmond (aka General Hospital #4)
Belle Isle, Richmond (aka Belle Isle in James River – prison camp)
Bellevue Hospital, Richmond
Bethel Hospital, Richmond
Boshers Hall, Richmond (aka Boshers Carriage Factory) - Was used as a hospital starting in July 1862; was a large wooden building which had been a carriage factory;
Breeden & Fox Store, Richmond - Shockoe Hill; dry goods store used in June 1862
Briggs Hospital, Richmond
Broad Street Hotel, Richmond - Formerly Swan Tavern; used in June 1862
Brook Hospital
Buchanan Hospital
Byrds Island (aka General Hospital #3, Gilliams Factory)
C.S. Military Prison (aka General Hospital #21, Maryland Hospital, Gwathmey Factory)
Camp Casey
Camp Hinder
Camp Lee Hospital, Richmond (aka New Fairgrounds, Hermitage, Camp of Instructions, Conscript Camp) - Hospital in May 1861
Camp of Instructions (aka Camp Lee Hospital, New Fairgrounds, Hermitage, Conscript Camp) - Hospital in May 1861
Camp Winthrop
Castle Thunder (aka General Hospital #13, Prison Hospital, Eastern District)
Central Lunatic Asylum, Petersburgh - Established temporarily in 1870 in Richmond; permanently in 1885 at Petersburg
Central Hospital - opened in June 1862; empty by July 25, 1862
Centenary Methodist Church Hospital, Richmond
Chimborazo Hospital, Richmond – Division 1,2,3,4,5
City Almshouse Hospital, Norfolk - Established 1836
City Almshouse Hospital, Petersburgh
City Guard Hospital - Closed March 1864; eventually became Stuarts Hospital
City Home (aka General Hospital #1, Poor House, Officers Hospital, Richmond City Alms House)
Clopton Hospital, Richmond
Company G Hall Hospital (aka General Hospital #27)
Cones School House Hospital, Richmond
Conner Hospital
Conscript Camp (aka Camp Lee Hospital, new Fairgrounds, Hermitage, Camp of Instruction) - Hospital in May 1861
Crenshaw Hospital - located in a private home
Crew & Pemberton (aka General Hospital #15, Crew and Conrad)
Crew and Conrad (aka General Hospital #15, Crew & Pemberton)
Danville Railroad Shops (aka General Hospital #28)
Dibrells Warehouse, Richmond - Tobacco warehouse; established June 1862
Dooleys & Richardson, Richmond - Opened in July 1862
Eastern District (aka General Hospital #13, Prison Hospital, Castle Thunder)
Eastern Lunatic Asylum, Williamsburg - Established 1773
Engineer Bureau Hospital, Richmond
Epps Hospital, Richmond - Private home hospital at Councilman Thomas C. Epps home; located 20 East Baker Street
Ezell Hospital, Richmond - In Crawfords Saloon on Tenth Street; established in July 1862 by Dr. J.B. Ezell of South Carolina.
First Alabama (aka General Hospital #20, Roysters Factory)
First Alabama (not the same hospital as General Hospital #20) - Broad Street between 24th and 25th; later moved to Manchester.
First Georgia (aka General Hospital #16)
Florida Hospital (aka General Hospital #11, Globe Hospital)
Fourth Georgia (aka General Hospital #17)
Fourth Street Hospital - Private home, established September 17, 1861 by the ladies of the First Baptist Church; still open June 1862. Dr. Albert Wortham and Dr. William
H. Gwathemy were the surgeons-in-charge
Garrison Hospital
General Hospital #1, Richmond (aka Richmond City Alms House, City Home, Poor House, Officers Hospital) – Initially used as a hospital for Union prisoners; used by VMI Cadet Corps as barracks in 1864 until end of war)
General Hospital #2, Richmond (aka Baileys Factory, Mississippi Hospital)
General Hospital #3 (aka Byrd Island, Gilliams Factory)
General Hospital #4 (aka Baptist Female Institute Hospital)
General Hospital #5 (Kent Hospital, Paine & Co.)
General Hospital #6 (aka Keen and Baldwin)
General Hospital #7 (aka Bacon & Baskerville)
General Hospital #8 (aka St. Charles Hotel)
General Hospital #9 (aka Seabrook, Receiving & Wayside, Receiving & Distributing)
General Hospital #10, Richmond (aka Union Hotel, U.S. Hotel)
General Hospital #11, Richmond (aka Globe Hospital, Florida Hospital)
General Hospital #12, Richmond (aka Banner Hospital, Grant Hospital, Wayside Hospital)
General Hospital #13, Richmond (aka Castle Thunder, Prison Hospital, Eastern District)
General Hospital #14, Richmond (aka Second Georgia)
General Hospital #15, Richmond (aka Crew and Conrad, Crew & Pemberton)
General Hospital #16, Richmond (aka First Georgia)
General Hospital #17, Richmond (aka Fourth Georgia)
General Hospital #18, Richmond (aka Greanors Factory)
General Hospital #19, Richmond (aka Third Georgia)
General Hospital #20, Richmond (aka Roysters Factory, First Alabama)
General Hospital #21, Richmond (aka Gwathmey Factory, Maryland Hospital, C.S. Military Prison)
General Hospital #22, Richmond (aka Howards Factory)
General Hospital #23, Richmond (aka Ligon Factory) - believed to have been a prison hospital
General Hospital #24, Richmond (aka Moores Hospital, Harwood Factory, North Carolina Hospital)
General Hospital #25, Richmond (aka Randolph Factory, Texas Hospital)
General Hospital #26, Richmond (aka Springfield Hall, Temperance Hall)
General Hospital #27, Richmond (aka Company G Hall Hospital)
General Hospital #28, Richmond (aka Danville Railroad Shops)
Gilliams Factory, Richmond (aka General Hospital #3, Byrds Island)
Ginter, Alvey & Arents, Richmond - Opened June 1862
Globe Hospital, Richmond (aka General Hospital #11, Florida Hospital)
Goddins Hospital
Gordonsville Hospital, Gordonsville
Grant Hospital, Richmond (General Hospital #12, Wayside Hospital, Banner Hospital)
Greanors Factory, Richmond (aka General Hospital #18)
Gwathmey Factory, Richmond (aka General Hospital #21, Maryland Hospital, C.S. Military Prison)
Harwood Factory, Richmond (aka General Hospital #24, Moores Hospital, North Carolina Hospital)
Henningsen Hospital, Richmond - Established in September 1861 by Mrs. Henningsen; it was still open in July 1863
Hermitage (aka Camp Lee Hospital, New Fairgrounds, Camp of Instructions, Conscript Camp) - Hospital in May 1861
Howards Factory (aka General Hospital #22)
Howards Grove Hospital, Richmond (Division 1,2,3) – used for small pox
Jackson Hospital, Richmond
Keen & Baldwin, Richmond (General Hospital #6)
Kent Hospital, Richmond (General Hospital #5, Paine & Co.)
Ladies Hospital - Broad Street
Libby Prison Hospital, Richmond - prison hospital
Lightfood Hospital
Ligon Factory (aka General Hospital #23)
Louisiana Hospital, Richmond (aka Baptist College)
Main St. Hospital - Hospital in a tobacco factory of Wash B. Ross & Co.; open before the war as a hospital for slaves; F.W. Hancock was the surgeon-in-charge; eventually became part of General Hospital #21 for Federal prisoners in 1864
Manchester Baptist Church Hospital
Manchester Barracks Hospital, Richmond
Manchester Snuff Factory - Used in 1862 for members of Company I, 3rd Virginia stationed in Manchester; Dr. Luther R. Chiles was the surgeon-in-charge
Marshall Springs Hospital, Richmond
Maryland Hospital (aka General Hospital #21, Gwathmey Factory, C.S. Military Prison)
Masons Hall, Richmond - Established June 1861, housed mostly patients from Arkansas; Dr. George W. Briggs was the surgeon-in-charge
Masonic Hall, Richmond - Used in June 1862
Mayos Warehouse, Richmond - Used in June 1862
Medical College Hospital, Richmond
Medical College of Virginia Infirmary
Metropolitan Hall, Richmond - Used in June 1862
Mississippi Hospital (aka General Hospital #2, Baileys Factory)
Moores Hospital (aka Harwood Factory, North Carolina Hospital, General Hospital #24)
Mount Malady, Henricopolis VA – originated in 1612
Naval & Marine Hospital, Richmond - Established May 20, 1862 for the sick and wounded marines of the C.S. Navy; patients were moved to Winder April 8, 1865.
Naval Hospital, Norfolk
New Fairgrounds (Camp Lee Hospital, Hermitage, Camp of Instructions, Conscript Camp) - Hospital in May 1861
North Carolina Hospital (aka General Hospital #24, Moores Hospital, Harwood Factory)
North Carolina Soldiers Home - Opened in September 1863; supplied by the state of North Carolina
Officers Hospital (aka General Hospital #1, Richmond City Alms House, Poor House, City Home)
Old Market Hall - Used in July 1862
Orthopedic Hospital
Paine & Co. (General Hospital #5, Kent Hospital)
Parker House, Richmond - Private Home of D.L.Parker; opened in 1863
Poor House (aka General Hospital #1, Officers Hospital, Richmond City Alms House, City Home)
Prison Hospital (aka General Hospital #13, Eastern District, Castle Thunder)
Public Guard Hospital, Richmond
Randolph Factory (aka General Hospital #25, Texas Hospital)
Receiving & Distributing (aka General Hospital #9, Seabrook, Receiving & Wayside)
Receiving & Wayside (aka General Hospital #9, Receiving & Distributing, Seabrook)
Retreat for the Sick, Richmond - Established 1877
Richardsons Hospital, Richmond
Richmond City Alms House, Richmond (aka General Hospital #1, City Home, Poor House, Officers Hospital)
Richmond Eye, Ear, Throat and Nose Infirmary, Richmond - Established 1879
Richmond Hospital
Ridge Church (aka Soldiers Home) - Established in June 1862
Robertson Hospital, Richmond
Ross Factory, Richmond
Roysters Factory (aka General Hospital #20, First Alabama)
Samaritan Hospital, Richmond
Seabrook (aka General Hospital #9, Receiving & Wayside, Receiving & Distributing)
Seamans Bethel Hospital
Second Alabama, Richmond (aka Turpin & Yarbrough Factory, Alabama Second)
Shoe Depot Hospital
Soldiers Home Hospital, Richmond (aka Ridge Church) - Established in June 1862
South Main Street Stores - Used in June and July 1862
South Carolina Hospital, Richmond
Spotswood Hotel, Richmond - Hospital was in the basement of the hotel in Lanier & Bros. warehouse; used in June 1862
Springfield Hall (aka General Hospital #26, Temperance Hall)
St. Annes Military Hospital - Open in summer of 1861; held wounded prisoners from Manassas
St. Charles Hotel/Hospital (aka General Hospital #8)
St. Francis de Sales Infirmary, Richmond
St. Lukes Home for the Sick, Richmond - Established 1883
St. Vincent's Hospital, Norfolk - Established 1856
Stark House - Located northeast of Richmond in Hanover Co. in the Stark/Cowardin house; established in July 1862; Dr. F.W. Hancock was the surgeon-in-charege; Stonewall Jacksons wounded from Gaines Mill were cared for at this hospital
Stewards School House
Stuart Hospital, Richmond (Military Hospital Encampment) - Originally City Guard Barracks which closed to March 1864
Sunday School Church -Used as a smallpox hospital during the epidemic of 1863; Dr. Peterfield Trent, surgeon.
Sycamore Church, Richmond - Established August 21, 1861; Nurses were church members; hospital was held in Sunday School rooms of the church; church stood on eastside of Eleventh Street between Broad and Marshall
Talbott & Bonns, Richmond - Wounded Federal officers were treated here in July 1862
Temperance Hall, Richmond (aka General Hospital #26, Springfield Hall)
Texas Hospital, Richmond (aka Randolph Factory, General Hospital #25)
Texas Hospital, Richmond - hospital in tobacco factory of Thomas & Samuel Hardgrove; established December 1862; R.W. Lunday was the surgeon-in-charge. This is not part of the General Hospital #24 or General Hospital #25)
Third Alabama (aka Robinson Factory, Alabama Third)
Third Georgia (aka General Hospital #19)
Twenty-Fifth Virginia Battalion - closed February 1864
U.S. Hotel (General Hospital #10, Union Hotel)
Union Hotel (aka General Hospital #10, U.S. Hotel)
Virginia Institution for the Education of the Deaf and Dumb, Staunton
Wayside Hospital (General Hospital #12, Banner Hospital, Grant Hospital)
Western Lunatic Asylum, Staunton - Established July 1828
Winder Hospital, Richmond
Women's Dispensary and Infirmary, Richmond
YMCA, Richmond (aka Soldiers Lodging House) - Stood next to Ezells Hospital ​
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Washington Hospitals
Hospital for the Insane Pierce County - Established 1871
United States Marine Hospital, Port Townsend
Grace Hospital, Seattle - Incorporated May 1883; Opened May 1886
Providence Hospital, Seattle
Seattle General Hospital, Seattle - Incorporated 19 June 1885
Fannie C. Paddock Memorial Hospital, Tacoma - Established 1 May 1882
St. Mary's Hospital, Walla Walla
Medical Department of the University of Washington Territory, Seattle
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West Virginia Hospitals
West Virginia Hospital for the Insane, Weston
Wheeling Hospital and Orphan Asylum, Wheeling
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Wisconsin Hospitals
St. Joseph's Hospital, Ashland
Wisconsin and Michigan Hospital, Ashland
Chippewa Valley Hospital, Eau Claire
Eau Claire Hospital, Eau Claire
Institution for the Education of the Deaf and Dumb, Delevan
Institution for the Education of the Blind, Janesville
Jefferson County Insane Asylum - Jefferson
Dodge County Insane Asylum, Juuneau
Oakwood Retreat, Lake Geneva - Organized 29 June 1883; opened January 1885
Manitowoc County Insane Asylum, Manitowoc
State Hospital for the Insane, Mendota - Established 1860
Milwaukee City Hospital, Milwaukee
Milwaukee Hospital, Milwaukee - Established 1863
St. Joseph's Hospital, Milwaukee
St. Mary's Hospital, Milwaukee - Established 1850
Alexian Brothers Asylum, Oshkosh - Established 1884
St. Lukes Hospital, Racine - Established 1871
St. Mary's Hospital, Racine - Established 1882
Sheboygan County Insane Asylum, Sheboygan
St. Louis Hospital, Stevens' Point
Milwaukee County Hospital, Wauwatosa - Established 1882
Milwaukee Sanitarium, Wauwatosa
National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers (Northwestern Branch), Wauwatosa
Northern Hospital for the Insane, Winnebago - Established 1873
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Wyoming Hospitals
Laramic County Hospital, Cheyenne - Established 1883
St. Joseph's Hospital, Cheyenne
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