Difference between revisions of "Glenwood Park Sanitarium"
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| − | In 1907, Telfair Sanitarium (later becoming Glenwood Park Sanitarium in 1918) was moved from Asheville, North Carolina to 1305 Glenwood Avenue, overlooking | + | In 1907, Telfair Sanitarium (later becoming Glenwood Park Sanitarium in 1918) was moved from Asheville, North Carolina to 1305 Glenwood Avenue, overlooking Glenwood Park (now Morris Farlow Park). This park was once privately owned, but was conveyed to the City to pay for the paving of Lexington Avenue. The sanitarium structure was razed around 1960 and a parking lot now occupies this site. |
| − | Glenwood Park (now Morris Farlow Park). This park was once privately owned, but was conveyed to the City to pay for the paving of Lexington Avenue. The sanitarium | ||
| − | structure was razed around 1960 and a parking lot now occupies this site. | ||
Latest revision as of 15:28, 17 February 2025
| Glenwood Park Sanitarium | |
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| Opened | 1907 |
| Demolished | 1960s |
| Current Status | Demolished |
| Building Style | Single Building |
| Location | Greensboro, NC |
| Architecture Style | Queen Anne |
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History
In 1907, Telfair Sanitarium (later becoming Glenwood Park Sanitarium in 1918) was moved from Asheville, North Carolina to 1305 Glenwood Avenue, overlooking Glenwood Park (now Morris Farlow Park). This park was once privately owned, but was conveyed to the City to pay for the paving of Lexington Avenue. The sanitarium structure was razed around 1960 and a parking lot now occupies this site.
