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.
In 1861 the Harris School on Adams Street at the corner of Victory Road (formerly Mill Street) was erected and ...
The Henry L. Pierce School replaced the Welles Mansion at the corner of Washington Street and Welles Avenue in ...
Located where Ogden Street is located today.
Mrs. S. M. Cochrane from Codman Hill, Dorchester, proposed in ...
Howard Avenue School
The 1910 Atlas shows the Howard Avenue School faces Howard Avenue at the corner of Howard ...
No. 1279 Industiral School for Girls, illustration from the Dorchester Book Illustrated, 1899.
232 Centre ...
Dorchester Industrial School for Girls, 232 Centre Street, is also on the pending list for ...
On Wednesday, May 10, 2017, students of the Graduate Program in Public History at UMass Boston presented their ...
James J. Chittick School (Elementary)154 Ruskindale Road, MattapanBuilt 1931M.A. Dyer Company, architectsThe ...
60 Washington Street, Dorchester, MA 02121
The Burke High School opened in 1934, named after Jeremiah E. ...
Located on Southern Avenue, at approximately number 60, backing up to the cemetery on Norfolk.Architects: Parker ...
John L. Motley School (Elementary)141 Savin Hill Avenue, DorchesterBuilt 1911School House Department, ...
No. 352. Postcard. Marshall School, Westvile Street. Postally unused. Circa 1910.
John Marshall ...
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