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Eighty-Fourth Annual Report OF THE South Carolina State Hospital for the Insane For the Year Nineteen Hundred and Seven
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
Eighty-Second Annual Report OF THE South Carolina State Hospital for the Insane FOR THE Year 1905
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
NINETIETH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA STATE HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE FOR THE YEAR 1913
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
Eighty-Third Annual Report of the South Carolina State Hospital for the Insane For the Year Nineteen Hundred and Six
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
EIGHTIETH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA STATE HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE, FOR THE YEAR 1903.
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
NINETY-SIXTH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA STATE HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE FOR THE YEAR 1919
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
NINETY-THIRD ANNUAL REPORT OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA STATE HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE FOR THE YEAR 1916
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
NINETY-FOURTH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA STATE HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE FOR THE YEAR 1917
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
TWENTIETH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA STATE HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE FOR THE YEAR 1914
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
EIGHTY-SIXTH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA STATE HOSPITAL for the INSANE FOR THE YEAR NINETEEN HUNDRED AND NINE
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