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Revision as of 11:56, 2 February 2010
Eastern Washington State Hospital | |
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Construction Began | 1891 |
Current Status | Active (Demolished) |
Building Style | Kirkbride Plan |
Alternate Names | Eastern State Hospital |
1891-A second mental hospital, Eastern State Hospital, opened at Medical Lake, near Spokane. It was intended to relieve severe overcrowding at Western State Hospital in Steilacoom, and to satisfy demands from eastern Washington legislators for a state charitable institution east of the Cascades.
Images of Eastern Washington State Hospital
Main Image Gallery: Eastern Washington State Hospital