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• Prince Edward Island
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• Prince Edward Island Hospital for the Insane
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• Prince Edward Heights
  | name = Prince Edward Heights ...red to the Ministry of Community and Social Services, and was named Prince Edward Heights. In June 19, 1971, the Belleville Intelligencer reported that the f
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• Edward Strecker
  '''Edward Adam Strecker''' (1886-1959) was a clinician, teacher, researcher, author a
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• Edward Hartshorne
  '''Edward Hartshorne''', the second son of Dr. Joseph Hartshorne, and was born in Phi
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• St. Edward's Hospital
  | name = St. Edward's Hospital
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• Edward Brush
  |name = Edward Nathaniel Brush '''Edward Brush''' was an American physician and a renown editor of medical and psych
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• King Edward VII Sanatorium
  | name = King Edward VII Sanatorium
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• King Edward Hospital
  | name = King Edward Hospital *King Edward Isolation Hospital
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• New York
  * [[Edward Meany Sanatorium for Tuberculosis]]
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• Canada
  * [[Prince Edward Island]]
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• Illinois
  * [[Edward Sanatorium]]
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• Allentown State Hospital
  ...2, appointed the following Board of Trustees: Harry C. Trexler, president; Edward M. Young, secretary and treasurer; Russell C. Stewart, Archibald Johnston,
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• Danville State Hospital
  *Edward Brennan *Edward B. Shellenberger, M. D.
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• Clarinda State Hospital
  ..., president; L. B. Raymond, secretary; J. H. Dunlap, J. D. M. Hamilton and Edward H. Hunter. These officers came into power March 14, 1888, assuming the duti
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• Mt Pleasant State Hospital
  *Second Assistant Physician-EDWARD L. EMRICH, M.D.
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• Institute of the Pennsylvania Hospital
  ...mained with Pennsylvania Hospital for the duration of his career. His son, Edward V. Hartshorne, would become Treasurer of the Department of Nervous and Ment *8) '''Edward A. Smith''' - Assistant Physician, 1856-1862, he left to assume an unspecif
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• Northampton State Hospital
  ...e resigned in 1886, he was replaced as Superintendent by his assistant Dr. Edward B. Nims, who had served since 1869. By this time, the hospital was eagerly
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• McLean Hospital
  Superintendent Edward Cowles, MD, (1879-1904) was intimately involved in the planning and constru
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• Mississippi State Hospital
  ...mental disorders which will be handed down to future generations”.<ref>[Edward J. Larson, Sex, Race, and Science: Eugenics in the Deep South (Baltimore: T
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• Binghamton State Hospital
  ...stle originally served as the country's first inebriate asylum. Founder J. Edward Turner belonged to a school of thought that alcoholism wasn't just a vice,
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• Syracuse State School
  ...d finally in 19-- just the Syracuse State School. Wilbur collaborated with Edward Seguin, M.D., the originator of the physiological method of training. Maria
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• Philadelphia State Hospital
  ...sign, a symbol of the sites former activity. In attendance were: Governor Edward Rendell, Mayor John Street, J. Westrum (CEO), and J. Sweeny, CEO of Brandyw
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• Dorothea Dix Hospital
  ...d temporally since he was not experienced in the care of the "insane". Dr. Edward Fisher in 1853 was appointed Superintendent. In 1853 Doctor Edward C. Fisher of Virginia, a physician with experience and training in the care
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• Toledo State Hospital
  Designed by prominent Toledo architect, Edward O. Fallis, the Toledo Asylum for the Insane opened for occupancy in 1888, w
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• Friends Hospital
  *Dr. Edward Taylor 1823-1831
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• Fairfield Hospital
  ...1894 the Asylum could accommodate 1,000 inmates who were under the care of Edward Swain, Medical Superintendent ably assisted by Miss Teresa H. Tweddle, Matr
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• Parkside Hospital
  ...ed to Beswick in 1891, later becoming an assistant to W A Pite in 1897 and Edward Lutyens from 1897 to 1900. Following Beswicks appointment to the post of ar
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• Montebello State Hospital
  | architect(s) = Edward Hughes Glidden ...st end of the campus. The campus was designed by noted Baltimore architect Edward Hughes Glidden, Sr. Its institutional-scale, buff brick buildings with ston
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• Manitoba
  * [[King Edward Hospital]]
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• Ontario
  * [[Prince Edward Heights]] * [[King Edward Hospital in Ontario]]
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• Quebec
  * [[Lake Edward Sanatorium]]
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• Kingston Psychiatric Hospital
  Under the leadership of Superintendent Edward Ryan, Rockwood Asylum’s name was changed to Rockwood Hospital and the Ont
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• Hillsborough Hospital
  *Prince Edward Island Hospital for the Insane The Prince Edward Island Hospital for the Insane was established in December 1879 on the pres
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• Sussex
  *[[King Edward VII Sanatorium]]
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• Staffordshire
  * [[St. Edward's Hospital]]
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• York County Almshouse
  | architect(s) = Edward Haviland (1859 Building) ...n Philadelphia and the original Kirkbride at[[Harrisburg State Hospital]]. Edward Haviland had already designed the adjacent York County Jail in 1855 and as
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• National Asylum for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers
  | architect(s) = Henry Koch & Edward Townsend Mix ...“Old Main,” as veterans nicknamed her. Designed by Milwaukee architect Edward Townsend Mix, Old Main was completed in 1869 and was a domiciliary with lon
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• Prince Edward Heights
  | name = Prince Edward Heights ...red to the Ministry of Community and Social Services, and was named Prince Edward Heights. In June 19, 1971, the Belleville Intelligencer reported that the f
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• Arcadia Publishing
  Author(s): Kevin R. Kowalick, and Kathryn Cataldo, and Forward: Edward L. Williams<BR>
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• Berrien County Poor House
  ...ple that managed the farm in 1924 and several years after, were Mr. & Mrs. Edward Israel, who became very well known in the area. Before that Mr. and Mrs. Da
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• Royal Albert Asylum
  ...vision and energy of one Lancaster based man (twice the city's mayor), Dr. Edward Dennis de Vitre, who ensured that its primary focus was on those young peop
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• Royal Earlswood
  ...esidents. Queen Victoria subscribed 250 guineas (£262.50) in the name of Edward, the Prince of Wales, who became a life member with the right of presentati ...for two new wings was laid by the Prince and Princess of Wales (later King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra). The new extensions finally opened early in 1873 a
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• St Faith's Hospital
  ...d St Faith's Hospital. The two-storey blocks built in 1879 were known as Edward Home and Victoria Home, and the single-storey one as Alexandra Home. By 196
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• St. Francis' Hospital
  The hospital, which was designed by Henry Edward Kendall Jr. in the Italianate style using a corridor plan layout, opened as
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• Central Hospital
  ...n Park was then started. The Central Hospital building along with the King Edward V11 Memorial Chest Hospital building situated further up Hertford Hill, wer
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• Rubery Hill Hospital
  In 1915, the patients were moved to St. Edward's County Asylum, Cheddleton, and the hospital became 1st Birmingham War Hos
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• Pen-y-fal Hospital
  ...the rebuilding of the four main gables and was done by the local architect Edward Johnson; subsequent ranges and alterations in conversion to modern hospital
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• Bordentown Manual Training School
  *Edward R. Johnstone Education and Training Center
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• Bethlem Royal Hospital
  ...rable to seizure by the English crown, and this occurred in the 1370s when Edward III took control of all English hospitals. The purpose of this appropriatio ...recise date is derived from the unsubstantiated conjecture of the Reverend Edward Geoffrey O'Donoghue, chaplain to the hospital, who published a monograph on
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• Edward Strecker
  '''Edward Adam Strecker''' (1886-1959) was a clinician, teacher, researcher, author a
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• Hall-Mercer
  ...ver, outpatient services were resumed in 1922 under the oversight of Dr. [[Edward Strecker]].
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• Springbank on the Wissahickon
  ...after that of [[Friends Hospital]]. In 1840, it became the property of Dr. Edward Lowber; however its original owner remained in residence on the grounds unt
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• Edward Hartshorne
  '''Edward Hartshorne''', the second son of Dr. Joseph Hartshorne, and was born in Phi
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• Towers Hospital
  | architect(s) = Edward Stephens ...ened on 2nd September 1869. The building, designed by the Borough Surveyor Edward Loney Stephens, could accommodate 300 patients. Extensions were added in 18
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• Sneinton Asylum
  ...n Nottingham and now land in Sneinton was purchased. (The area is now King Edward Park on Carlton Road.) In January 1808 the Overseers of the Poor reported t ...rience as a J.P. dealing with paupers. The design was the work of two men: Edward Staveley, the Nottingham Borough Surveyor, and the architect Richard Inglem
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• St. Edward's Hospital
  | name = St. Edward's Hospital
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• Netherne Hospital
  ...patients were admitted informally.) The artist and pioneer of art therapy Edward Adamson (1911-1996), who had opened his studio at the Hospital in 1946, ass
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• Springfield Hospital
  ...s installed in the wards. The sum of £7,000 had been granted by the King Edward's Hospital Fund for a new Occupational Therapy Centre for 200 patients. It ...insulin treatments. Two Out-Patient clinics were established at the King Edward Memorial Hospital in Ealing.
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• Harperbury Hospital
  ...aerodrome during WW1 - it was once the base of Albert Ball (1896-1917) and Edward Mannock (1887-1918), star aviators of the Royal Flying Corps. Three of the
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• Central Mental Hospital
  ...t of recommendations of a parliamentary committee set up in 1843 under Sir Edward Sugden, the then Lord Chancellor of Ireland. The hospital was built on a th
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• Trudeau Sanatorium
  ...m was a tuberculosis sanatorium established in Saranac Lake in 1884 by Dr. Edward Livingston Trudeau. After Trudeau's death in 1915, the institution's name w ...During his late teens, his elder brother James contracted tuberculosis and Edward nursed him until his death three months later. At twenty, he enrolled in th
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• Norways Hospital
  A plan drawn by architect Edward D. Pierre indicates that Norways considered expanding in 1949, but the impr
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• Auckland Lunatic Asylum
  ...e, medical superintendent; Dr. William Webster, assistant medical officer; Edward Newport, head attendant; Sophia Campbell, matron; and J. D. Muir, farm mana
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• Edward Brush
  |name = Edward Nathaniel Brush '''Edward Brush''' was an American physician and a renown editor of medical and psych
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• Ashtabula County Poorhouse
  n Edward, a 42-year-old man from Ashtabula, had been in and out of the infirmary. He
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• Loring Hall
  ...n silk merchant. In 1776 Frith willed Woollet Hall to his nephew, the Rev. Edward Cockayn, who adopted the surname Frith. Cockayn subsequently leased the hou
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• St. Vincent's Psychiatric Hospital
  ...a direct result of his informing on the leader of the 1798 rebellion, Lord Edward Fitzgerald.
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• Maida Vale Hospital for Nervous Diseases
  In the latter years of the war the King Edward's Fund had discussed the possibility of amalgamation of the three London ne
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• Tranquille Asylum
  “Tranquille”, also referred to as Padova City, was the “King Edward VII Tuberculosis Sanatorium”. The area itself was named “Tranquille”
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• King Edward VII Sanatorium
  | name = King Edward VII Sanatorium
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• Brislington House
  Purchased in 1799 by Edward Long Fox(1760 - 1835), construction begun in 1804,on former common land clo
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• Provincial Lunatic Asylum at St. John
  ...ver, nothing was done and, by 1845, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island were considering construction of a single facility to serve all thre
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• Main Page/Past Featured Image Of The Week/2013
  File:stedwards6.png|18 March 2013 [[St. Edward's Hospital]]
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• Darlington Mission School
  ...etary and ration support had completely ceased, and the new superintendent Edward H. Haury wrote "it seems difficult to continue the mission school in Darlin
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• King Edward Hospital
  | name = King Edward Hospital *King Edward Isolation Hospital
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• Bundoora Repatriation Mental Hospital
  ...sale for the considerable sum of £29,000. A report to cabinet, signed by Edward Millen, Australia’s first Minister for Repatriation and Minister for Defe
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