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Join NMCWM docents for a walking tour of Downtown Frederick focused on the city’s role as a makeshift hospital in the final months of 1862
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Join NMCWM docents for a walking tour of Downtown Frederick focused on the city’s role as a makeshift hospital in the final months of 1862
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Join NMCWM docents for a walking tour of Downtown Frederick focused on the city’s role as a makeshift hospital in the final months of 1862
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Join NMCWM docents for a walking tour of Downtown Frederick focused on the city’s role as a makeshift hospital in the final months of 1862
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The WSC provided excellent medical care to the wounded soldiers of the Western Theater despite not having the same access to materials and resources as the USSC.
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Bellevue Hospital is one of the oldest medical institutions in the United States originating as an 18th century poorhouse.
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Medical innovations in the Civil War also included methods of transporting the wounded, including hospital trains.
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Satterlee Hospital was one of the most famous Civil War hospitals
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Salisbury Prison was notorious for its lack of prisoner care–but it did have hospitals
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Rich Condon, a park ranger at Reconstruction Era National Historic Site, will talk about the establishment of military and refugee hospitals in Beaufort, during the Union occupation, 160 years ago
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