1800s Archive · Asylums

Government Hospital for the Insane (Saint Elizabeths Hospital), Washington, D.C. Piggeries. Plan and site plan with topographical additions

Washington (D.C.) · 1913

Government Hospital for the Insane (Saint Elizabeths Hospital), Washington, D.C. Piggeries. Plan and site plan with topographical additions, Washington (D.C.), 1913
Government Hospital for the Insane (Saint Elizabeths Hospital), Washington, D.C. Piggeries. Plan and site plan with topographical additions, Washington (D.C.), 1913. Asylums — The 1800s Archive, from the Library of Congress record.

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