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Worldwide Directory
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- Abandoned Insane Asylums
- Robert Foster's site featuring photos and historic images from historic asylums in New York, Michigan, and elsewhere.
- The Asylum Opens its Doors
- Illustrated history of Utica and Marcy asylums in central New York State.
- Bartonville State Hospital
- Page at Historic Peoria concerning this disused Central Illinois mental hospital's history and ghosts.
- The Building Design: Saint John Lunatic Asylum
- Page describing the architecture of this 19th century Italianate insane asylum in Nova Scotia, Canada. Illustrated with floor plan.
- Dorothea Dix Hospital
- Official site of mental hospital in North Carolina. Contains history section and many historic images.
- Eastern State Hospital Bat Project
- Donna Hensley designs a bat house for Eastern State Hospital grounds in Medical Lake, Washington. Several photographs.
- Eloise -- The Poorhouse that Became an Asylum
- Illustrated article by Mary Bailey from Detroit News on the history of the Eloise hospital near Detroit, Michigan.
- Franklin County Poorhouse
- History and photographic exploration of this 19th-century institution in Northern New York that sheltered paupers and the mentally ill.
- Fremantle Arts Centre and History Museum
- History of this 1861 Gothic Revival building, once Australia's first lunatic asylum, now a museum.
- Fulton State Hospital History
- History page at the Fulton State Hospital site. Includes a photo of building at this Missouri institution.
- Glenn Dale Hospital
- Web site concerning the history, current status, and future uses of this closed mental hospital complex in Maryland. Includes articles and photographs.
- Hartwood Hospital
- Illustrated history of Hartwood and other old Scotland mental hospitals.
- History of Eastern State Hospital (Virginia)
- Eastern State Hospital pages on the history of institution founded in 1773 in Williamsburg. Extensively illustrated and annotated with hyperlinks.
- History of South Carolina DMH
- Illustrated history of South Carolina State Hospital and the State Department of Mental Health.
- Hospitals and Hospices in the Maltese Islands
- A history with references by Charles Savona-Ventura. Covers civil and military, midwifery, naval and seaman's hospitals and hospices for the elderly.
- Hospitals in Great Yarmouth, UK
- A list of hospitals from medieval to modern, with brief histories and references to surviving records, from Norfolk Record Office.
- Hudson River State Hospital
- A Dark Passage expedition to the historic Hudson River State Hospital, a Gothic Revival mental institution dating from 1868.
- Kew Asylum Museum
- The Australian Science Academy Project explains its creation of a museum to document the history of this 19th-century former asylum in Victoria. Includes an illustrated history by Daniel Cass.
- Kings Park Psychiatric Center
- Through articles, photographs, and video, this site documents the now-defunct Kings Park Psychiatric Center on Long Island, New York.
- LIRR State Hospital Spurs
- Information on Long Island, New York state hospitals and how they were served by the Long Island Railroad.
- Lost Las Vegas - Insane Asylum
- History page at Lost Las Vegas concerning the administration building of this New Mexico insane asylum.
- Manteno State Mental Hospital - Transform Art
- Photo gallery by Dave Halbeck depicting disused Illinois asylum.
- Medical Heritage of Great Britain
- A gazetteer of historic hospitals, dispensaries, spas and other medical heritage from the Bath and Wessex Medical History Group, arranged by county.
- Metropolitan State Hospital
- The Massachusetts Film Office presents this former Waltham mental hospital for use in films. Page contains color photographs.
- Mohawk Valley Psychiatric Center
- History of this central New York State institution for the mentally ill located in Utica.
- Nevada Missouri Telecommunity
- Joplin Globe article from 1995 on the conversion of former mental hospital in Nevada, Missouri into a "telecommunity".
- Newark State School
- History of Newark, New York institution for the developmentally disabled, with historic postcard image.
- The Old Administration Building
- Page at Public Health Museum site concerning main building of Tewksbury State Hospital, constructed in 1894 in the Queen Anne style to the design of Boston architect John A. Fox.
- Origins of Therapeutic Landscape Design in Ontario: Lakeshore Psychiatric Hospital
- Article from 1998 Congress of the Canadian Society of Landscape Architects concerning the therapeutic role of landscape architecture at this Etobicoke, Ontario asylum. Illustrated, with links and end notes.
- Peoria State Hospital
- Illinois state history page concerning Peoria State Hospital (Bartonville Asylum)
- Poorhouse Story
- Extensive site concerning the history of poorhouses.
- The Seaview Hospital Ruin
- A photographic essay of the abandoned Seaview Hospital in New York City.
- Town of Sykesville Warfield Complex Development Project
- Information on many aspects of the restoration of the historic Springfield State Hospital buildings in Maryland.
- UK Workhouses
- Rossbret's gazetteer of UK workhouses and voluntary or subscription hospitals, with some asylums, orphanages, almshouses and prisons. Background information on the poor law and history of medicine.
- Vshadow - Public Institutions
- Illustrated Virginia university page describing the early history of two Virginia custodial institutions.
- Waucapa County Wisconsin Asylum
- Page at a genealogy site with information on the founding of this institution.
- Western State Hospital History
- History page at Western State Hospital (Virginia) site, with many historic images.
- Women’s Ward Pavilions at Seaview Hospital
- Illustrated preservation page concerning New York City tuberculosis sanitarium constructed in 1909-1911. The buildings and terra-cotta ornamentation were designed by architect Raymond F. Almirall in the Mission Revival Style.
- Worcester Hospitals
- Historic postcard images of the hospitals, asylum, and poor farm in Worcester, Massachusetts.
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