M’Harg’s Gift of $25,000 to New City Hospital Five Thousand Dollars of the Amount Available for Immediate Use in Adding to the Equipment of the Building – Four-fifths of the Sum or $20,000, is to be Used as a Permanent … Continue reading →
Monument Honors “Beloved” Dr. Boyd by Charles V. Patton – Knoxville Journal, January 29, 1956, Page 3-D There stands at the corner of Gay Street and West Main Avenue entrance to Knoxville County Court House, a marble monument imposing in … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →Howard-Henderson Hospital Bought by Three Surgeons Knoxville Journal, November 28, 1945, Page 1 Three young Knoxville surgeons — all of whom served with the U. S. Army Medical Corps — yesterday signed a contract for the purchase of Howard-Henderson Hospital … Continue reading →
Beverly Hills Sanitorium was established in May, 1924, under the sponsorship of the Knoxville Civitan Club. During the most of its years of service, it has been supported by the city of Knoxville and by the county of Knox through … Continue reading →
Knoxville Chalks up Victory State Commission Puts Main Section, 300 Beds, Here Knoxville Journal, April 23, 1944 [page not indicated on clipping; page 1 inferred] The main section of the East Tennessee State Tuberculosis Hospital will be located at the … Continue reading →
Maps Help … “More To It” by Carson Brewer, Knoxville Journal, May 22, 1955 [page not indicated on clipping] Maybe you think a hospital’s only business is to provide a place for sick people to be operated on, and beds … Continue reading →
Miss Keller Retires from Hospital Career Knoxville Journal, January 28, 1967, Page 3 “Quietly and without fanfare,” that’s how Miss Jane Keller did her work through many years at Knoxville General Hospital and, since 1952, at Eastern State Psychiatric Hospital. … Continue reading →
Jane Keller’s Nearing End of Fourth ‘Nursing Life’ by Dwayne Summar – Knoxville News-Sentinel, May 19, 1963, Page B-16 Back in 1921, a young Sevier County girl climbed the steps of old General Hospital on Cleveland Place, defying a Victorian … Continue reading →
First Hospital in Knoxville Listed in 1885 Makeshift Institution for Care of Patients Located in Old Strong Home by Peggy Levy Knoxville Journal, April 26, 1936, page 54 What is almost our first thought today when illness or accident strikes … Continue reading →
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