Hospitals in Richmond

Hospitals in Richmond during the Civil War

Hospital Index - including names of all hospitals and other names for major General Hospitals
Map of Richmond, showing the known locations of the wartime hospitals.
Hospital Lists from various times during the Civil War
Hospital Statistics from various hospitals throughout the war
List of Surgeons who worked at one time or another in Richmond during the Civil War.
William A. Carrington Papers - Inspection reports of Richmond area hospitals
C.S. Medical and Surgical Journal - articles about and from the only medical journal of Confederate Surgeons
Ledger of Confederate Medical Practice - containing rules and regulations for military hospitals in Richmond
Charles H. Winston Papers - President of the Richmond Female Institute (GH#4), describes the taking over of the building for the hospital, and its use.
Summary of William Liggan file, M346, National Archives. This file represents payments made by the Confederate Government to William Liggan, a Richmond carpenter, for work done to numerous Richmond Hospitals.
Summary of Franklin Stearns file, M346, National Archives. This file represents payments made by the Confederate Government to Franklin Stearns, a known Richmond Unionist, including rent paid for several warehouses used as hospitals.

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