Entrance to tuberculosis hospital grounds on Upper Mt. Vernon Rd. near Hogue Rd.; c. 1915 (Knecht 317)
Nurses pose on the steps of the tuberculosis hospital shortly after its opening; c. 1915 (Knecht 564)
Children's ward; photo dated 1935 (Knecht 3928)
Unidentified patient; photo from The Crusader, published by the Vanderburgh County Anti-Tuberculosis Society, February 1913 (Marchand Collection)
"View from the sick wards;" photo from page in unidentified publication (Marchand Collection), c. 1913
Construction of a five-floor addition; photo dated December 1956 (Knecht 602)
Photo taken c. 1988 (10PC-116)
C. 1920 (Deaconess 1)
Nurses Home; c. 1920s (Deaconess 2)
Early 1900s (photo from book commemorating the 75th anniversary of the hospital in 1967)
C. 1922 (photo from book commemorating the 75th anniversary of the hospital in 1967)
C. 1948 (photo from book commemorating the 75th anniversary of the hospsital in 1967)
C. 1960 (photo from book commemorating the 75th anniversary of the hospital in 1967)
Deaconesses and nurses; c. 1917 (photo from book commemorating the 75th anniversary of the hospital in 1967)
Nursery ward in the 1920s (photo from book commemorating the 75th anniversary of the hospital in 1967)
X-Ray Department; c. 1928 (photo from book commemorating the 75th anniversary of the hospital in 1967)
Nurses playing on hospital tennis court; c. 1925 (photo from the nursing school's senior class yearbook)
Laboratory; c. 1925 (photo from the nursing school's senior class yearbook)
Main operating room; c. 1925 (photo from the nursing school's senior class yearbook)
Located on Fourth St. between Cherry and Oak, the hospital later evolved into Welborn Hospital. The surgeons (seated) are Dr. Walter Cleveland and Dr. W. R. Davidson; standing sixth from left is Dr. J. Y. Welborn. Photo dated 1912 (Gift of the Welborn family)
Located at Harriet and Michigan Sts.; photo dated 1897-1910 (Meyer-Schlamp 315)
6 Walnut St. (at Riverside Dr.); now the Hadi Temple; photo dated 1910 (Knecht 4785)
C. 1979 (1PC-41)
C. 1979 (1PC-42)
C. 1984 (6PC 100)
C. 1894 (photo from "Souvenir of Evansville, Ind." booklet)
Built in 1856 and purchased by the Sisters of Charity in 1870, when it became the first St. Mary's Hospital in Evansville; photo from The Journal of the Indiana State Medical Assn., March 1958 (Marchand Collection)
101 SE First St. (originally the McCurdy Hotel); photo dated October 6, 1999 (21PC 42)
Addition to building; photo dated 1922 (Knecht 3392)
"New" hospital shortly after completion; photo dated February 29, 1956 (Knecht 2222)
Firemen at the scene after a small blaze in December 1920 (Knecht 3924)
New addition; photo dated 1923 (Knecht 3923)
Photo dated February 29, 1956 (Knecht 2221)
Early 1900s (Knecht 4018)
Formerly the Walker-Welborn Hospital and the Evansville Sanitarium; located on the corner of Oak and SE Fourth Sts.; photo dated 1910 (Knecht 670)
412 SE Fourth St.; c. 1940s (Payne 40)
Also named Southern Indiana Hospital for the Insane and, more recently, the Evansville State Hospital; early 1900s (Knecht 4027)
Also named Southern Indiana Hospital for the Insane and, more recently, the Evansville State Hospital; photo dated 1907 (Knecht 1631)
Also named Southern Indiana Hospital for the Insane and, more recently, the Evansville State Hospital; early 1900s (Riggs 9)
Also named Southern Indiana Hospital for the Insane and, more recently, the Evansville State Hospital; c. 1894 (photo from "Souvenir of Evansville, Ind." booklet)
Also named Southern Indiana Hospital for the Insane and the Evansville State Hospital; c. early 1900s (Miscellaneous Collection)