quarantine hospital

You've reported from some dangerous places, but I don't want one of them to be a plague quarantine hospital."

In 1865 it served as a Yellow Fever quarantine hospital.

Your brother isn't lying in a quarantined hospital.

Later it became a permanent building, one of Sweden's first cholera and quarantine hospitals.

Like Inchkeith, Inchgarvie had a quarantine hospital, and a prison.

Orreus was assigned to manage quarantine hospitals in Moscow.

The site of a former garrison and quarantine hospital, these islands are also of interest for their marine wildlife.

The island of Ratonneau has ruins of the old yellow-fever quarantine hospital.

In isolated settings such as a quarantined hospital or a remote village, most victims are infected shortly after the first case of infection is present.

In the quarantine hospitals, in specially appointed Taskforce community clinics, and even in private homes, new babies were arriving.

These islands, which include former sites of quarantine hospitals, are now inhabited largely by birds: more than 5,000 herons, egrets, cormorants and other species.

The 1920 brick detention barracks have been demolished, but the original 1907 buildings remain, including the doctor's house, the detention barracks, and the quarantine hospital.

In his honour, The Quarantine hospital was rechristened Sir Ronald Ross Institute.

Beginning in 1818, Melville Island was used as a quarantine hospital for ill immigrants arriving in Nova Scotia.

Lazaretto Point, directly opposite from Fort McHenry, acquired its name from a smallpox quarantine hospital which once occupied the point.

Between 1737 and 1925 the island has served as a quarantine hospital, unmarked burial ground for the diseased and criminals, almshouse, veterans hospital, reform school, and resort.

The plague was expected and in January 1813, Caradja founded two quarantine hospitals, one in Teleorman and one in Giurgiu.

H Map Behind the police station is another fortresslike building, formerly a Quarantine Hospital built during the reign of the Ottoman sultan Selim II.

Late in the afternoon, the hospital's executive director, Philip P. Rosenthal, stood outside his quarantined hospital as law enforcement agents and journalists milled about, and praised his staff's dedication.

From the 16th century, the Hospital of the Holy Ghost (Heiliggeistspital) was located here, which from 1810 was a quarantine hospital, in Swiss-German Siechenhaus.

The Philadelphia Lazaretto was the first quarantine hospital in the United States, built in 1799, in Tinicum Township, Delaware County, Pennsylvania.

An archipelago of sorts, a collection of rock formations dotted with scrub brush, has been home to New York's mental institutions, quarantine hospitals and some of the city's most famous residents.

Quarantine hospitals were located on islands at the mouth of the colony's two major ports, Saint John (Partridge Island) and Chatham-Newcastle (Middle Island), where many would ultimately die.

Later, Melville Island was used as a receiving depot for black refugees escaping slavery in the United States, then as a quarantine hospital for immigrants arriving from Europe (particularly Ireland).

During the first reign of Alexander Mourousis as Prince of Wallachia, in the context of a bubonic plague outbreak, it became the site of a quarantined hospital for the afflicted.