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.
No. 3540 Postcard. Minot School, Neponset, Mass. Circa 1910.
Minot School In 1886 a new schoolhouse was ...
No. 13 Old School House, River Street
This school building was located near Lower Mills on River ...
Oliver Wendell Holmes School (Middle)40 School Street, DorchesterBuilt 1905. The school was certified as complete ...
Patrick O'Hearn School (Elementary); renamed the Henderson School about 20081669 Dorchester Avenue, ...
Patrick T. Campbell School
No. 22693 Patrick T. Campbell School
Built 1937, at 77 Lawrence Avenue, the ...
Paul A. Dever School (Elementary)325 Mt. Vernon Street, DorchesterBuilt 1957Thomas F. McDonough, ArchitectPaul A. ...
Pauline A. Shaw School (Elementary)429 Norfolk Street, DorchesterBuilt 1919James E. McLaughlin, ArchitectPauline ...
5 Perth Street, DorchesterBuilt 1900A. Warren Gould, architectPhillips Brooks (1835-1893), the rector of Trinity ...
Quincy Dickerman School (Elementary)206 Magnolia Street, DorchesterBuilt 1915J.A. Schweinfurth, ArchitectQuincy ...
Rafael Hernandez School (Elementary & Middle)
The Rafael Hernandez School has moved to 61 School Street ...
Richard J. Murphy School (Elementary & Middle)1 Worrell Street, DorchesterBuilt 1973Richard J. Murphy, a ...
Postcard. Mather School, postmarked October 8, 1909.
No. 12043 Edward Southworth School, formerly the ...
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