U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Special Services Building,...
For additional information, please refer to MO-1943-AB STORED ON SITE. mchr Significance: It was constructed as part of an effort in the 1950s to expand and upgrade the U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barrac... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Therapeutic Exercise Build...
For additional documentation, see HABS MO-1943-AA STORED ON SITE. mchr Significance: It was constructed as part of a 1950s expansion of the U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, to accommodate veterans of... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Main Hospital, Virginia Me...
Significance: The Main Hospital was part of the early 1920s effort to build clean, modern hospitals for U.S. military veterans. The Main Hospital continued to serve as a hospital building at the St. Louis VA Me... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Boiler House, Virginia Med...
Significance: It was part of the early 1920s effort to build modern hospitals for U.S. military veterans. The Boiler House continued to serve as a boiler facility until a new boiler house (Building No. 70) was ... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Duplex Personnel Building ...
For additional documentation, see HABS MO-1943-N STORED ON SITE. mchr Significance: It was built in 1929 along with the Medical Officer in Charge Residence (Building No. 28) and Duplex Personnel Building No. 1 ... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Special Services Building,...
For additional information, please refer to MO-1943-AB STORED ON SITE. mchr Significance: It was constructed as part of an effort in the 1950s to expand and upgrade the U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barrac... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Boiler House No. 2, Virgin...
Significance: It was part of the early 1950s expansion of the U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, to accommodate veterans of WWII and the Korean War, and to convert the medical center into a specialized... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Medical Officer in Charge ...
Significance: It was built in 1929 along with the two Duplex Personnel Buildings (Building Nos. 27 & 29) to provide on-site housing for higher-ranking employees at the hospital. The Medical Officer in Charge Re... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Therapeutic Exercise Build...
For additional documentation, see HABS MO-1943-AA STORED ON SITE. mchr Significance: It was constructed as part of a 1950s expansion of the U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, to accommodate veterans of... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Virginia Medical Center, J...
Significance: It is eligible for the National Register of Historic Places under Criterion A for health and medicine. The original portion of the complex was constructed by the newly established U.S. Veterans Bu... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Bus Stop Shelter, Virginia...
Significance: It was built in 1983 to provide shelter at one of the heavily used bus stops at the St. Louis VA Medical Center, Jefferson Barracks Division Survey number: HABS MO-1943-AL Building/structure dat... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Storehouse, Virginia Medic...
Significance: The storehouse was completed in 1926 as part of additions and modifications at the hospital that were carried out in the last half of the 1920s. The building has continued to serve as a storage fa... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Neuropsychiatric Hospital ...
Significance: It was part of an early 1950s effort to expand the U.S. Veterans hospital, Jefferson Barracks, to accommodate veterans of WWII and Korean War. The building also represents the early 1950s establis... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Dining Hall, Virginia Medi...
Significance: It was built in 1937 as part of New Deal-era improvements to the U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks. The building provided additional dining facilities for the hospital and allowed for the... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Personnel Garage, Virginia...
Significance: It was built as part of New Deal-era improvements to the U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks Division. The garage was built to hold personal automobiles owned by nurses who resided at the h... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Spinal Cord Injury Unit an...
Significance: It represents the 1950s conversion of the Jefferson Barracks VA Hospital campus into a facility specializing in psychiatric services. The interior layout was also influenced by the theories of Dr.... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Laundry No. 2, Virginia Me...
Significance: It was built as part of an early 1950s expansion of the VA Hospital at Jefferson Barracks to accommodate veterans of WWII and the Korean War, and to convert the facility into a hospital specializi... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Main Hospital, Virginia Me...
Significance: The Main Hospital was part of the early 1920s effort to build clean, modern hospitals for U.S. military veterans. The Main Hospital continued to serve as a hospital building at the St. Louis VA Me... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Main Hospital, Virginia Me...
Significance: The Main Hospital was part of the early 1920s effort to build clean, modern hospitals for U.S. military veterans. The Main Hospital continued to serve as a hospital building at the St. Louis VA Me... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Main Hospital, Virginia Me...
Significance: The Main Hospital was part of the early 1920s effort to build clean, modern hospitals for U.S. military veterans. The Main Hospital continued to serve as a hospital building at the St. Louis VA Me... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Boiler House, Virginia Med...
Significance: It was part of the early 1920s effort to build modern hospitals for U.S. military veterans. The Boiler House continued to serve as a boiler facility until a new boiler house (Building No. 70) was ... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Garage, Virginia Medical C...
Significance: It was part of the early 1920s effort to build modern hospitals for U.S. military veterans. The building continues to serve as a garage at the St. Louis VA Medical Center, Jefferson Barracks Divis... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Attendants' Quarters, Virg...
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U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Medical Officer in Charge ...
Significance: It was built in 1929 along with the two Duplex Personnel Buildings (Building Nos. 27 & 29) to provide on-site housing for higher-ranking employees at the hospital. The Medical Officer in Charge Re... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Main Hospital, Virginia Me...
Significance: The Main Hospital was part of the early 1920s effort to build clean, modern hospitals for U.S. military veterans. The Main Hospital continued to serve as a hospital building at the St. Louis VA Me... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Admissions Building, Virgi...
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U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Admissions Building, Virgi...
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U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Kitchen, Virginia Medical ...
Significance: It was part of the early 1950s expansion of the U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, to accommodate the veterans of WWII and Korean War. The expansion converted the hospital into a neuropsy... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Neuropsychiatric Building,...
Significance: It was built in 1929 as an early addition to the U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks. The building was the site of the hospital's psychiatric program during the time when the hospital was a... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Special Services Building,...
For additional information, please refer to MO-1943-AB STORED ON SITE. mchr Significance: It was constructed as part of an effort in the 1950s to expand and upgrade the U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barrac... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Boiler House No. 2, Virgin...
Significance: It was part of the early 1950s expansion of the U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, to accommodate veterans of WWII and the Korean War, and to convert the medical center into a specialized... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Laundry No. 2, Virginia Me...
Significance: It was built as part of an early 1950s expansion of the VA Hospital at Jefferson Barracks to accommodate veterans of WWII and the Korean War, and to convert the facility into a hospital specializi... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Virginia Medical Center, J...
Significance: It is eligible for the National Register of Historic Places under Criterion A for health and medicine. The original portion of the complex was constructed by the newly established U.S. Veterans Bu... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Admissions Building, Virgi...
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U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Admissions Building, Virgi...
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U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Administration Building, V...
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U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Spinal Cord Injury Unit an...
Significance: It represents the 1950s conversion of the Jefferson Barracks VA Hospital campus into a facility specializing in psychiatric services. The interior layout was also influenced by the theories of Dr.... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Spinal Cord Injury Unit an...
Significance: It represents the 1950s conversion of the Jefferson Barracks VA Hospital campus into a facility specializing in psychiatric services. The interior layout was also influenced by the theories of Dr.... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Nurses' Quarters 1, Virgin...
Significance: The Quarters was part of the early 1920s effort to build modern hospitals for U.S. military veterans and was part of the original U.S. Veterans Bureau Hosiptal built at Jefferson Barracks from 192... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Therapeutic Exercise Build...
For additional documentation, see HABS MO-1943-AA STORED ON SITE. mchr Significance: It was constructed as part of a 1950s expansion of the U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, to accommodate veterans of... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Main Hospital, Virginia Me...
Significance: The Main Hospital was part of the early 1920s effort to build clean, modern hospitals for U.S. military veterans. The Main Hospital continued to serve as a hospital building at the St. Louis VA Me... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Main Hospital, Virginia Me...
Significance: The Main Hospital was part of the early 1920s effort to build clean, modern hospitals for U.S. military veterans. The Main Hospital continued to serve as a hospital building at the St. Louis VA Me... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Main Hospital, Virginia Me...
Significance: The Main Hospital was part of the early 1920s effort to build clean, modern hospitals for U.S. military veterans. The Main Hospital continued to serve as a hospital building at the St. Louis VA Me... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Spinal Cord Injury Unit an...
Significance: It represents the 1950s conversion of the Jefferson Barracks VA Hospital campus into a facility specializing in psychiatric services. The interior layout was also influenced by the theories of Dr.... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Spinal Cord Injury Unit an...
Significance: It represents the 1950s conversion of the Jefferson Barracks VA Hospital campus into a facility specializing in psychiatric services. The interior layout was also influenced by the theories of Dr.... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Nurses' Quarters 1, Virgin...
Significance: The Quarters was part of the early 1920s effort to build modern hospitals for U.S. military veterans and was part of the original U.S. Veterans Bureau Hosiptal built at Jefferson Barracks from 192... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Main Hospital, Virginia Me...
Significance: The Main Hospital was part of the early 1920s effort to build clean, modern hospitals for U.S. military veterans. The Main Hospital continued to serve as a hospital building at the St. Louis VA Me... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Main Hospital, Virginia Me...
Significance: The Main Hospital was part of the early 1920s effort to build clean, modern hospitals for U.S. military veterans. The Main Hospital continued to serve as a hospital building at the St. Louis VA Me... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Neuropsychiatric Hospital ...
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U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Administration Building, V...
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U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Laundry No. 1, Virginia Me...
Significance: It was part of the early 1920s effort to build modern hospitals for U.S. military veterans. The building continued to serve as a laundry facility at the St. Louis VA Medical Center, Jefferson Barr... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Special Services Building,...
For additional information, please refer to MO-1943-AB STORED ON SITE. mchr Significance: It was constructed as part of an effort in the 1950s to expand and upgrade the U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barrac... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Recreation Building, Virgi...
Significance: It was constructed in 1936 as part of a 1930s New Deal-era campaign to improve facilities at the U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks. The building continued to serve as a recreational facil... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Main Hospital, Virginia Me...
Significance: The Main Hospital was part of the early 1920s effort to build clean, modern hospitals for U.S. military veterans. The Main Hospital continued to serve as a hospital building at the St. Louis VA Me... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Virginia Medical Center, J...
Significance: It is eligible for the National Register of Historic Places under Criterion A for health and medicine. The original portion of the complex was constructed by the newly established U.S. Veterans Bu... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Virginia Medical Center, J...
Significance: It is eligible for the National Register of Historic Places under Criterion A for health and medicine. The original portion of the complex was constructed by the newly established U.S. Veterans Bu... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Laundry No. 1, Virginia Me...
Significance: It was part of the early 1920s effort to build modern hospitals for U.S. military veterans. The building continued to serve as a laundry facility at the St. Louis VA Medical Center, Jefferson Barr... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Dining Hall, Virginia Medi...
Significance: It was built in 1937 as part of New Deal-era improvements to the U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks. The building provided additional dining facilities for the hospital and allowed for the... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Kitchen, Virginia Medical ...
Significance: It was part of the early 1950s expansion of the U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, to accommodate the veterans of WWII and Korean War. The expansion converted the hospital into a neuropsy... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Nurses' Quarters No. 2, Vi...
Significance: It was built in 1939 as part of a New Deal-era improvement campaign at the U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks. The building continued to serve as nurses' quarters through WWII and the post... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Nurses' Quarters No. 2, Vi...
Significance: It was built in 1939 as part of a New Deal-era improvement campaign at the U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks. The building continued to serve as nurses' quarters through WWII and the post... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Nurses' Quarters No. 2, Vi...
Significance: It was built in 1939 as part of a New Deal-era improvement campaign at the U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks. The building continued to serve as nurses' quarters through WWII and the post... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Therapeutic Exercise Build...
For additional documentation, see HABS MO-1943-AA STORED ON SITE. mchr Significance: It was constructed as part of a 1950s expansion of the U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, to accommodate veterans of... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Admissions Building, Virgi...
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U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Medical Rehabilitation Bui...
Significance: It was constructed as part of an early 1950s expansion of the U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, to accommodate veterans of WWII and the Korean War. The building has been the site of medi... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Attendants' Quarters, Virg...
Public domain scan of an architecture diagram, architectural drawing, building plan, or design, free to use, no copyright restrictions - Picryl description.
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Recreation Building, Virgi...
Significance: It was constructed in 1936 as part of a 1930s New Deal-era campaign to improve facilities at the U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks. The building continued to serve as a recreational facil... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Therapeutic Exercise Build...
For additional documentation, see HABS MO-1943-AA STORED ON SITE. mchr Significance: It was constructed as part of a 1950s expansion of the U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, to accommodate veterans of... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Virginia Medical Center, J...
Significance: It is eligible for the National Register of Historic Places under Criterion A for health and medicine. The original portion of the complex was constructed by the newly established U.S. Veterans Bu... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Virginia Medical Center, J...
Significance: It is eligible for the National Register of Historic Places under Criterion A for health and medicine. The original portion of the complex was constructed by the newly established U.S. Veterans Bu... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Admissions Building, Virgi...
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U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Engineering Maintenance Bu...
STORED ON SITE. mchr Significance: It was added to the U.S. Veterans Hospital property in 1935 as part of a New Deal-era campaign to improve the hospital. This small facility has continued to serve the Engineer... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Special Services Building,...
For additional information, please refer to MO-1943-AB STORED ON SITE. mchr Significance: It was constructed as part of an effort in the 1950s to expand and upgrade the U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barrac... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Attendants' Quarters, Virg...
Public domain scan of an architecture diagram, architectural drawing, building plan, or design, free to use, no copyright restrictions - Picryl description.
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Spinal Cord Injury Unit an...
Significance: It represents the 1950s conversion of the Jefferson Barracks VA Hospital campus into a facility specializing in psychiatric services. The interior layout was also influenced by the theories of Dr.... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Boiler House No. 2, Virgin...
Significance: It was part of the early 1950s expansion of the U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, to accommodate veterans of WWII and the Korean War, and to convert the medical center into a specialized... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Main Hospital, Virginia Me...
Significance: The Main Hospital was part of the early 1920s effort to build clean, modern hospitals for U.S. military veterans. The Main Hospital continued to serve as a hospital building at the St. Louis VA Me... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Neuropsychiatric Hospital ...
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U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Virginia Medical Center, J...
Significance: It is eligible for the National Register of Historic Places under Criterion A for health and medicine. The original portion of the complex was constructed by the newly established U.S. Veterans Bu... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Duplex Personnel Building ...
For additional documentation, see HABS MO-1943-N STORED ON SITE. mchr Significance: It was built in 1929 along with the Medical Officer in Charge Residence (Building No. 28) and Duplex Personnel Building No. 1 ... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Medical Rehabilitation Bui...
Significance: It was constructed as part of an early 1950s expansion of the U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, to accommodate veterans of WWII and the Korean War. The building has been the site of medi... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Chapel, Virginia Medical C...
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U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Flagpole, VA Medical Cente...
Significance: A flagpole in front of Building No. 1 has displayed the American flag ever since the first half of the 1930s. A brick-paved memorial plaza has also been recently installed around the flagpole area... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Main Hospital, Virginia Me...
Significance: The Main Hospital was part of the early 1920s effort to build clean, modern hospitals for U.S. military veterans. The Main Hospital continued to serve as a hospital building at the St. Louis VA Me... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Cooling Tower, Virginia Me...
Significance: It was constructed as part of the 1980s utility upgrades to the St. Louis VA Medical Center, Jefferson Barracks Division Survey number: HABS MO-1943-AF Building/structure dates: 1989 Initial Construction
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Laundry No. 3, Virginia Me...
Significance: It was part of a 1980s project to upgrade facilities at the St. Louis VA Medical Center, Jefferson Barracks Division. Laundry No. 3 replaced Laundry No. 2 (Building No. 48) and has served as the h... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Chapel, Virginia Medical C...
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U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Main Switchgear Station, V...
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U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Virginia Medical Center, J...
Significance: It is eligible for the National Register of Historic Places under Criterion A for health and medicine. The original portion of the complex was constructed by the newly established U.S. Veterans Bu... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Admissions Building, Virgi...
Public domain scan of a plan of settlement buildings, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Admissions Building, Virgi...
Public domain scan of a architecture diagram, settlement map, plan, or drawing, free to use, no copyright restrictions - Picryl description.
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Therapeutic Exercise Build...
For additional documentation, see HABS MO-1943-AA STORED ON SITE. mchr Significance: It was constructed as part of a 1950s expansion of the U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, to accommodate veterans of... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Main Hospital, Virginia Me...
Significance: The Main Hospital was part of the early 1920s effort to build clean, modern hospitals for U.S. military veterans. The Main Hospital continued to serve as a hospital building at the St. Louis VA Me... More
Miss Theresa Karger of Wash., D.C., Chief of the Chemical Lab. of Mt. ...
A black and white photo of a woman in a lab, Library of Congress Harris and Ewing collection Title from unverified caption data on negative or negative sleeve. Date based on date of negatives in same range. Gi... More
Cactus Cane gift to the President. Washington, D.C., May 16. A cane, m...
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VETERANS HOSPITAL* drug section art class
Title and date from log book. Contact sheet available for reference purposes: USN&WR COLL - Job no. 24195-1, frame 5A/6. Forms part of: U.S. News & World Report Magazine Photograph Collection.
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Main Hospital, Virginia Me...
Significance: The Main Hospital was part of the early 1920s effort to build clean, modern hospitals for U.S. military veterans. The Main Hospital continued to serve as a hospital building at the St. Louis VA Me... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Admissions Building, Virgi...
Public domain photograph of architecture design, diagram, drawing, building plan, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description
Cactus Cane gift to the President. Washington, D.C., May 16. A cane, m...
Two men in suits holding a baseball bat, Library of Congress Harris and Ewing collection Title from unverified caption data received with the Harris & Ewing Collection. Gift; Harris & Ewing, Inc. 1955. General... More
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Boiler House No. 2, Virgin...
Significance: It was part of the early 1950s expansion of the U.S. Veterans Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, to accommodate veterans of WWII and the Korean War, and to convert the medical center into a specialized... More