hospitals 
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8/7/2022
Healing a Divided Nation
by Carole Adrienne
From specialized trauma care to emergency transportation to board certification of physicians, when we encounter the medical system today, we are experiencing Civil War medicine.
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SOURCE: The Atlantic
3/21/2020
A Historical Lesson in Disease Containment
Tuberculosis sanatoriums offered patients fresh air, entertainment, and socialization—for those who could afford them.
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SOURCE: Atlas Obscura
10/31/19
A Cultural Historian Explores an Old Mental Hospital and Why They Scare Us
by Troy Rondinone
They are haunted, but not by ghosts.
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