REPORT OF THE REGENTS OF THE LUNATIC ASYLUM TO THE LEGISLATURE OF SOUTH CAROLINA: NOVEMBER, 1856.

The South Carolina State Hospital, first named the South Carolina Lunatic Asylum, was completed in 1828 in Columbia as one of the first asylums in the county built expressly for the mentally ill and funded by the state government. The State Hospital published an annual report on its activities, needs, and goals. Detailed statistics are often provided on the patient population

REPORT OF THE REGENTS OF THE LUNATIC ASYLUM TO THE LEGISLATURE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, NOVEMBER, 1853.

The South Carolina State Hospital, first named the South Carolina Lunatic Asylum, was completed in 1828 in Columbia as one of the first asylums in the county built expressly for the mentally ill and funded by the state government. The State Hospital published an annual report on its activities, needs, and goals. Detailed statistics are often provided on the patient population

The report of the Committee of Visitors, Superindendent and Chaplain and the Cheshire Lunatic Asylum together with the annual statement of accounts ...

Digitised version of The report of the Committee of Visitors, Superindendent and Chaplain and the Cheshire Lunatic Asylum together with the annual statement of accounts ..., 1868. The original is held in the NHS Museum at the Riverside campus, University of Chester

SC State Lunatic Asylum Report - 1873

The South Carolina State Hospital, first named the South Carolina Lunatic Asylum, was completed in 1828 in Columbia as one of the first asylums in the county built expressly for the mentally ill and funded by the state government. The State Hospital published an annual report on its activities, needs, and goals. Detailed statistics are often provided on the patient population

REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF THE LUNATIC ASYLUM OF THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, TOGETHER WITH OTHER MATTERS CONNECTED THEREWITH.

The South Carolina State Hospital, first named the South Carolina Lunatic Asylum, was completed in 1828 in Columbia as one of the first asylums in the county built expressly for the mentally ill and funded by the state government. The State Hospital published an annual report on its activities, needs, and goals. Detailed statistics are often provided on the patient population

ANNUAL REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF THE LUNATIC ASYLUM, MADE TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY AT REGULAR SESSION, 1874-5.

The South Carolina State Hospital, first named the South Carolina Lunatic Asylum, was completed in 1828 in Columbia as one of the first asylums in the county built expressly for the mentally ill and funded by the state government. The State Hospital published an annual report on its activities, needs, and goals. Detailed statistics are often provided on the patient population