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.
Read this article by Anthony Sammarco, published in the Dorchester Community News, August 25, 1995:
Edward Everett School
Edward Everett (1794-1865), a U.S. Senator from Massachusetts, a distinguished orator and ...
The Elbridge Smith school building was located at the corner of Dorchester Avenue and Centre Street and served as ...
Ellen H. Richards School (Elementary)80 Beaumont Street, DorchesterBuilt 1913William H. Besaric, ArchitectEllen H. ...
108 Babson StreetMattapan, MA 02126The Ellison/Parks School is adding grade 2 in 2011. Beginning in 2012, students ...
Emily A. Fifield School (Elementary)25 Dunbar Avenue, DorchesterBuilt 1918Harrison H. Atwood, ArchitectEmily A. ...
Nightingale School, Joseph J. Driscoll architect, from 1915 report from the Schoolhouse DeptThe Florence ...
Frank V. Thompson School (Middle)110 Maxwell Street, DorchesterBuilt 1922Harrison H. Atwood, ArchitectFrank V. ...
No. 1202 Atherton School, Columbia Road near Geneva Avenue, later named the Gibson School.
The Gibson ...
Located at 27 Richmond Street.Built 1896 and closed 1975.Now the site of the Lower Mills Branch of the Boston ...
Grover S. Cleveland School (Middle)11 Charles Street, DorchesterBuilt 1925O'Connell & Shaw, ArchitectsGrover ...
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