Hospitals and Health
The Hospitals and Centers Serving DorchesterIn the first years of settlement, families provided health care to the best of their own ability. By the eighteenth-century, professionally-trained doctors appeared, followed by the first hospital, the St. Mary’s Infant Asylum.
Image: No. 3749 22 Bushnell Street, Ashmont Hall, photograph circa 1890. Photograph given to the Dorchester ...
No. 11110 Bailey Street Schools from 1902 School Department Report. The city acquire the double house between 1898 ...
Image: No. 12030 Benedict Fenwick School from Boston City Archives
150 Magnolia Street, Dorchester
Built ...
No. 11778 Benedict Fenwick School building, photograph March 31, 2011.
National ...
No. 3571 Postcard. The Robinson School, Dorchester, Mass. circa 1910.
The Benajmin Cushing School was ...
No. 2291 The Butler School was in the part of Dorchester that was given up to create part of Hyde Park in ...
No. 2868 Charles H. Taylor School, photograph August 25, 2003.
Charles H. Taylor School (Elementary)1060 ...
No. 4015 Cmte de Rochambeau School, photograph 2004.
Comte de Rochambeau School (Elementary)80 Gibson ...
No. 1307 Postcard. Daly Industrial School and Grounds, Dorchester, Mass. Circa 1910.
No. 9132 Spaulding ...
No. 2098 Dorchester Academy, photograph from early 20th century.
The building used for the Dorchester ...
Dorchester High School for Boys
No. 154 Postcard. High School for Boys. Unused. Caption on front: High ...
Read this article by Anthony Sammarco, published in the Dorchester Community News, August 25, 1995: