tuberculosis hospital

It continued to function as a tuberculosis hospital to 1954.

Then the city bought it with the intention of putting a tuberculosis hospital on the site.

The estate was converted into a tuberculosis hospital with 30 beds.

He is mainly known for his work at the tuberculosis hospital in Hagavik.

The city bought the Harlem building with plans to turn it into a tuberculosis hospital, but that project went nowhere.

Its Gothic building was to have become a municipal tuberculosis hospital, but the city changed plans and sold the structure in 1965.

Winnie was a nurse at a tuberculosis hospital, and contracted the disease herself.

The city and a private group had bought the land in 1913 to build a tuberculosis hospital and a recreational area for the city's poor.

He worked to establish tuberculosis hospitals throughout Kentucky and to improve medical care in the rural areas of the state.

He also sought funding for a tuberculosis hospital for Nashville.

When the tuberculosis hospital opened in 1913, the need in New York was critical.

The fortress was also used as a prisoner of war camp, tuberculosis hospital and civil guard firing range.

Also formerly a tuberculosis hospital, it's currently used as a psychiatric hospital.

He also closed the Everett Tuberculosis Hospital due to poor conditions.

Fort Stanton property became America's first federal tuberculosis hospital.

It has the biggest tuberculosis Hospital in Asia.

The Board of Tuberculosis Hospital kept the name when they bought the land and opened the sanatorium.

This latter facility acted as a marshalling and drop-off point for treatment in tuberculosis hospitals.

The police have rounded up all of the ragged and disabled street people and virtually imprisoned them in an old tuberculosis hospital.

Originally opened as a tuberculosis hospital.

The college was founded in 1957 on the site of a former tuberculosis hospital which now makes up Bowne Hall, the campus's main administrative building.

Matrosskaya Tishina has its own tuberculosis hospital, where 700 infected detainees are being treated in a 220-bed ward.

In 1933, Sheldon contracted tuberculosis and remained in the state tuberculosis hospital until 1935.

Although the Frenchay Tuberculosis hospital operated as a separate unit throughout the war, the patients were transferred elsewhere in 1947.

Nevertheless, he was able to forge a record of modest accomplishments, including constructing five tuberculosis hospitals across the state and significantly increasing funding for education.