Old Reid Hospital

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Old Reid Hospital
Old Reid Hospital
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StatusDemolished
Town or city Richmond, Indiana
Coordinates 39°50′43.4″N84°53′11.8″W / 39.845389°N 84.886611°W / 39.845389; -84.886611
Old Reid Hospital, Richmond, Indiana c. 1949.jpg Reid Hospital, Richmond, Indiana c. 1949.jpg
Old Reid Hospital, Richmond, Indiana c. 1949.jpg

The Old Reid Hospital was a building in Richmond, Indiana that previously housed Reid Hospital and Health Care Services. The hospital was founded in 1905 by Daniel Grey Reid. The building was demolished in late 2018. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6]

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History

The lack of adequate medical care at this time required many patients in Richmond to be treated in their own homes. Daniel Grey Reid lost both his wife, Ella, and son, Frank, who died before the hospital's construction. The hospital's dedication ceremony took place on July 27, 1905.

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References

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