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Archived image: Thrall Hospital
Thrall Hospital

Source:
Photographs from the Historical Society of Middletown and the Wallkill Precinct, Inc.
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Archived image: Thrall Hospital and Soldiers Monument
Thrall Hospital and Soldiers Monument

Source:
Photographs from the Historical Society of Middletown and the Wallkill Precinct, Inc.
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Archived image: Thrall Hospital Staff and Trustees, October 11, 1892
Thrall Hospital Staff and Trustees, October 11, 1892

Source:
Photographs from the Historical Society of Middletown and the Wallkill Precinct, Inc.
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Archived image: Thrall Hospital, which stood at 23 Grove Street, built through the donations of Mrs
Thrall Hospital, which stood at 23 Grove Street, built through the donations of Mrs. S. Maretta Thrall. Opened in 1892, closed in 1929, torn down in 1938

Source:
Middletown: A Photographic History

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Archived image: Thrall Hospital's physicians. Shown: Dr. Julia Bradner, founder of the Aged Women
Thrall Hospital's physicians. Shown: Dr. Julia Bradner, founder of the Aged Women's Home and Thrall Hospital. Others shown (left to right): Top row: Charles I' Redfield, Moses A. Stivers, Willis I. Purdy, D. B. Hardenbergh, Julia Bradner. Bottom: Joseph B. Hulett, H. L. Hamner, Edwin Fancher, William E. Douglas, Theodore D. Mills. 1906

Source:
Middletown: A Photographic History
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Archived image: Horton's first ambulance, a Packard Eight
Horton's first ambulance, a Packard Eight "Bellevue-type" donated by Christine M. Morrison

Source:
Middletown: A Photographic History