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St. Mary’s Industrial School

June 2, 2018 By in Baltimore City, Hospitals

Founded: 1865
Location: Baltimore, MD

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St. Mary's Industrial School, Baltimore. Message of Frank Brown, Governor of Maryland, to the General Assembly at its Regular Session, January, 1894 (Baltimore: Wm. J.C. Dullany Company, 1894).. Maryland State Archives

St. Mary’s Industrial School, Baltimore. Message of Frank Brown, Governor of Maryland, to the General Assembly at its Regular Session, January, 1894 (Baltimore: Wm. J.C. Dullany Company, 1894).. Maryland State Archives

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Pine Bluff State Hospital

June 2, 2018 By in Hospitals, Wicomico

Founded: Established 1912 as a private hospital. Became state-owned in 1928. Received present name in 1949
Location: Salisbury, MD

Additional Information

  • Dates: 1920
    Notes: Amounts appropriated for state institutions, from the Maryland Manual, 1921-1922.
  • Dates: 1920
    Notes: Listing of staff, inmates, etc at Pine Bluff Sanatorium. In (1920 U.S. Census) MARYLAND , WICOMICO, CAMDEN DIST, PINE BLUFF SANITORIUM Series: T625 Roll: 678 Page: 105
  • Dates: 1921-1922
    Notes: MARYLAND MANUAL
  • Dates: 1963-1964
    Notes: TUBERCULOSIS HOSPITALS
    Elmer P. Sauer, M.D., Medical DirectorVictor F. Cullen State Hospital
    Michael G. Zavis, M.D., Superintendent
    Cullen (Frederick County) Telephone: 241-3131This institution was established in 1908 as the State Sanitorium and
    acquired its present name in 1949. It provides for the care of 129
    patients.

    Staff: 96.

    Mount Wilson State Hospital
    William Newcomer, M.D., Superintendent
    Mount Wilson (Baltimore County) Telephone: Hunter 6-7676

    Mount Wilson was established in 1925 and provides for the care of
    500 patients.
    Staff: 389.

    Pine Bluff State Hospital
    Edward Peyton Ritchings, M.D., Superintendent
    Salisbury (Wicomico County) Telephone: Pioneer 9-6503

    Pine Bluff State Hospital, opened in 1912 as a private institution,
    became State-owned in 1928. It received its present name in 1949.
    Pine Bluff provides for the care of 65 patients.
    Staff: 42.
    Source: Hall of Records Commission, Maryland Manual, 1963-1964 Annapolis: Hall of Records Commission: 76-77

  • Dates: 1965-1966
    Notes:
    TUBERCULOSIS HOSPITALSElmer P. Sauer, M.D., Medical Director

    Mount Wilson (Baltimore County) 21112 Telephone: 486-7676
    Staff: 1965, 9; Staff: 1966, 8.

    Victor P. Cullen State Hospital

    Valdis Aizkrauklis, M.D., Superintendent
    Cullen (Frederick County) 21724 Telephone: 241-3131

    This institution was established in 1908 as the State Sanitorium and
    acquired its present name in 1949. It provides for the care of 129
    patients. By Chapter 818, Acts of 1965, the use of Victor Cullen ..State
    Hospital as a tuberculosis hospital was terminated and its facilities
    transferred to the State Department of Public Welfare to operate a
    training school to be known as the Victor Cullen School.

    Staff: 96.

    Mount Wilson State Hospital
    William Newcomer, M.D., Superintendent
    Mount Wilson (Baltimore County) 21112 Telephone: 486-7676
    Mount Wilson was established in 1925 and provides for the care of
    500 patients.
    Staff: 1965, 389; Staff: 1966, 390.
    Pine Bluff State Hospital
    Edward Peyton Ritchings, M.D., Superintendent
    Salisbury (Wicomico County) 21801 Telephone: Pioneer 9-6503
    Pine Bluff State Hospital, opened In 1&12 as a private institution,
    became State-owned in 1928. It received its present name in 1949.
    Pine Bluff provides for the care of 65 patients.
    Staff: 42.
    Source: Hall of Records Commission, Maryland Manual, 1965-1966 Annapolis: Hall of Records Commission: 81-82

 

Deer’s Head State Hospital

June 2, 2018 By in Hospitals, Wicomico

Founded: Authorized by Chapter 994, Acts of 1945; established in 1950
Location: Wicomico County, MD

Additional Information

  • Dates: 1963-1964
    Notes:
    CHRONIC DISEASE HOSPITALSJames A. McCallum, M.D., Superintendent
    A. S. Dowling, M.D., Medical Director

    Florence I. Mahoney, M.D., Director, Physical Medicine and
    Rehabilitation

    2201 Argonne Drive, Baltimore 18 Telephone: 889-3080

    In 1947 the General Assembly authorized three Chronic Disease
    Hospitals for patients who cannot obtain elsewhere the special fa-
    cilities needed for their care (Code 1957, Art. 43, secs. 599-603). Three
    hospitals are under the supervision of the Bureau of Medical Services
    and Hospitals.

    Deer’s Head State Hospital

    Robert J. Gore, M.D., Chief Physician
    H. Lee Chambers, Business Manager

    Salisbury (Wicomico County) Telephone: Pioneer 2-2164

    Deer’s Head State Hospital, authorized by Chapter 994, Acts of
    1945, was established in 1950 and has facilities for 284 patients.
    Staff: 262.

    Montebello State Hospital

    Orlyn Wood, M.D., Chief Physician
    Robert W. Hansen, Business Manager

    2201 Argonne Drive, Baltimore 18 Telephone: 889-3080

    Montebello State Hospital, authorized by Chapter 412, Acts of
    1951, opened in 1953 as the principal unit of the Chronic Disease
    Hospital System. Its principal emphasis is on rehabilitation. Its bed
    capacity is 481.
    Staff: 470.

    Western Maryland State Hospital

    I. B. Lyon, M.D., Chief Physician
    John R. Cochran, Business Manager

    Hagerstown (Washington County) Telephone: Regent 9-6300

    Western Maryland State Hospital, authorized by Chapter 53, Acts
    of 1952, was established in 1957 and has facilities for 298 patients.
    Staff: 260.
    Source: Hall of Records Commission, Maryland Manual, 1963-1964 Annapolis: Hall of Records Commission: 77

  • Dates: 1965-1966
    Notes: CHRONIC DISEASE HOSPITALS
    James A. McCallum, M.D., Superintendent
    A. S. Dowling, M.D., Medical Director
    Florence 1. Mahoney, M.D., Director, Physical Medicine and
    Rehabilitation
    2201 Argonne Drive, Baltimore 21218 Telephone: 88&-3080
    In 1947 the General Assembly authorized three Chronic Disease
    Hospitals for patients who cannot obtain elsewhere the special fa-
    cilities needed for their care (Code 1957, Art. 43, sees. 599-603). Three
    hospitals are under the supervision of the Bureau of Medical Services
    and Hospitals.
    Staff (Central Direction and Services): 1965, 14; Staff: 1966, 17.
    Deer’s Head State Hospital
    Robert J. Gore, M.D., Chief Physician
    H. Lee Chambers, Business Manager
    Salisbury (Wicomico County) 21801 Telephone: Pioneer 2-2164
    Deer’s Head State Hospital, authorized by Chapter 994, Acts of
    1945, was established in 1950 and has facilities for 284 patients.
    Staff: 1965, 254; Staff: 1966, 266.
    Montebello State Hospital
    George F. Ellinger, M.D., Chief Physician
    Robert W. Hansen, Business Manager
    2201 Argonne Drive, Baltimore 21218 Telephone: 889-3080
    Montebello State Hospital, authorized by Chapter 412, Acts of
    1951, opened in 1953 as the principal unit of the Chronic Disease
    Hospital System. Its principal emphasis is on rehabilitation. Its bed
    capacity is 481.
    Staff: 1965, 481; Staff: 1966, 493.
    Western Maryland State Hospital
    1. B. Lyon, M.D., Chief Physician
    John R. Cochran, Business Manager
    Hagerstown (Washington County) 21740 Telephone: Regent 9-6300
    •Western Maryland State Hospital, authorized by Chapter 53, Acts
    of 1952, was established in 1957 and has facilities for 298 patients.
    Staff: 1965, 261; Staff: 1966, 270.
    Source: Hall of Records Commission, Maryland Manual, 1965-1966 Annapolis: Hall of Records Commission: 82

 

Western Maryland Hospital

June 2, 2018 By in Hospitals, Washington

Founded: Authorized by Chapter 53, Acts of 1952; established in 1957
Location: Hagerstown, MD

Additional Information

  • Dates: 1963-1964
    Notes: CHRONIC DISEASE HOSPITALSJames A. McCallum, M.D., Superintendent
    A. S. Dowling, M.D., Medical DirectorFlorence I. Mahoney, M.D., Director, Physical Medicine and
    Rehabilitation

    2201 Argonne Drive, Baltimore 18 Telephone: 889-3080

    In 1947 the General Assembly authorized three Chronic Disease
    Hospitals for patients who cannot obtain elsewhere the special fa-
    cilities needed for their care (Code 1957, Art. 43, secs. 599-603). Three
    hospitals are under the supervision of the Bureau of Medical Services
    and Hospitals.

    Deer’s Head State Hospital

    Robert J. Gore, M.D., Chief Physician
    H. Lee Chambers, Business Manager

    Salisbury (Wicomico County) Telephone: Pioneer 2-2164

    Deer’s Head State Hospital, authorized by Chapter 994, Acts of
    1945, was established in 1950 and has facilities for 284 patients.
    Staff: 262.

    Montebello State Hospital

    Orlyn Wood, M.D., Chief Physician
    Robert W. Hansen, Business Manager

    2201 Argonne Drive, Baltimore 18 Telephone: 889-3080

    Montebello State Hospital, authorized by Chapter 412, Acts of
    1951, opened in 1953 as the principal unit of the Chronic Disease
    Hospital System. Its principal emphasis is on rehabilitation. Its bed
    capacity is 481.
    Staff: 470.

    Western Maryland State Hospital

    I. B. Lyon, M.D., Chief Physician
    John R. Cochran, Business Manager

    Hagerstown (Washington County) Telephone: Regent 9-6300

    Western Maryland State Hospital, authorized by Chapter 53, Acts
    of 1952, was established in 1957 and has facilities for 298 patients.
    Staff: 260.
    Source: Hall of Records Commission, Maryland Manual, 1963-1964 Annapolis: Hall of Records Commission: 77

  • Dates: 1965-1966
    Notes: CHRONIC DISEASE HOSPITALS
    James A. McCallum, M.D., Superintendent
    A. S. Dowling, M.D., Medical Director
    Florence 1. Mahoney, M.D., Director, Physical Medicine and
    Rehabilitation
    2201 Argonne Drive, Baltimore 21218 Telephone: 88&-3080
    In 1947 the General Assembly authorized three Chronic Disease
    Hospitals for patients who cannot obtain elsewhere the special fa-
    cilities needed for their care (Code 1957, Art. 43, sees. 599-603). Three
    hospitals are under the supervision of the Bureau of Medical Services
    and Hospitals.
    Staff (Central Direction and Services): 1965, 14; Staff: 1966, 17.
    Deer’s Head State Hospital
    Robert J. Gore, M.D., Chief Physician
    H. Lee Chambers, Business Manager
    Salisbury (Wicomico County) 21801 Telephone: Pioneer 2-2164
    Deer’s Head State Hospital, authorized by Chapter 994, Acts of
    1945, was established in 1950 and has facilities for 284 patients.
    Staff: 1965, 254; Staff: 1966, 266.
    Montebello State Hospital
    George F. Ellinger, M.D., Chief Physician
    Robert W. Hansen, Business Manager
    2201 Argonne Drive, Baltimore 21218 Telephone: 889-3080
    Montebello State Hospital, authorized by Chapter 412, Acts of
    1951, opened in 1953 as the principal unit of the Chronic Disease
    Hospital System. Its principal emphasis is on rehabilitation. Its bed
    capacity is 481.
    Staff: 1965, 481; Staff: 1966, 493.
    Western Maryland State Hospital
    1. B. Lyon, M.D., Chief Physician
    John R. Cochran, Business Manager
    Hagerstown (Washington County) 21740 Telephone: Regent 9-6300
    •Western Maryland State Hospital, authorized by Chapter 53, Acts
    of 1952, was established in 1957 and has facilities for 298 patients.
    Staff: 1965, 261; Staff: 1966, 270.
    Source: Hall of Records Commission, Maryland Manual, 1965-1966 Annapolis: Hall of Records Commission: 82

 

William Zollickoffer

June 2, 2018 By in Baltimore City, Doctor, Surnames-Z

Birth: ?
Death: ?
Occupation: doctor

Associated Counties

  • Baltimore City

Additional Information

  • Dates: 1818
    Notes: MD, University of Maryland School of Medicine
    Maryland
    Source: University of Maryland School of Medicine, Catalogue of the Alumni of the School of Medicine Baltimore: Printed by Sherwood & Co.: 20

 

John L. Zwanger

June 2, 2018 By in Baltimore City, Druggist, Surnames-Z

Birth: ?
Death: ?
Occupation: druggist

Associated Counties

  • Baltimore City

Directories

Date Name Occupation Address City
1875 John L. Zwanger druggist 563 Lombard St. W. Baltimore City
1876 John L. Zwanger druggist 563 Lombard St. W. Baltimore City
1877 John L. Zwanger druggist 563 Lombard St. W. Baltimore City
1878 John L. Zwanger druggist 563 Lombard St. W. Baltimore City
1879 John L. Zwanger druggist 563 Lombard St. W. Baltimore City
1880 John L. Zwanger druggist 563 Lombard St. W. Baltimore City
1881 John L. Zwanger druggist 563 Lombard St. W. Baltimore City
1882 John L. Zwanger druggist 563 Lombard St. W. Baltimore City
1883 John L. Zwanger druggist 563 Lombard St. W. Baltimore City
1884 John L. Zwanger druggist 563 Lombard St. W. Baltimore City
1885 John L. Zwanger druggist 563 Lombard St. W. Baltimore City
1886 John L. Zwanger druggist 563 Lombard St. W. Baltimore City
1887 John L. Zwanger druggist 1201 Lombard St. W. Baltimore City
1888 John L. Zwanger druggist 1201 Lombard St. W. Baltimore City
1889 John L. Zwanger druggist 1201 Lombard St. W. Baltimore City
1890 John L. Zwanger druggist 1201 Lombard St. W. Baltimore City
1891 John L. Zwanger druggist 1201 Lombard St. W. Baltimore City
1892 John L. Zwanger druggist 1201 Lombard St. W. Baltimore City
1893 John L. Zwanger druggist 1201 Lombard St. W. Baltimore City
1894 John L. Zwanger druggist 1201 Lombard St. W. Baltimore City
1895 John L. Zwanger druggist 1201 Lombard St. W. Baltimore City
1896 John L. Zwanger druggist 1201 Lombard St. W. Baltimore City
1897 John L. Zwanger druggist 1201 Lombard St. W. Baltimore City
1898 John L. Zwanger druggist 1201 Lombard St. W. Baltimore City
1899 John L. Zwanger druggist 1201 Lombard St. W. Baltimore City
1900 John L. Zwanger druggist 1201 Lombard St. W. Baltimore City
1901 John L. Zwanger druggist 1201 Lombard St. W. Baltimore City
1902 John L. Zwanger druggist 1201 Lombard St. W. Baltimore City
1903 John L. Zwanger druggist 1201 Lombard St. W. Baltimore City
1904 John L. Zwanger druggist 1201 Lombard St. W. Baltimore City
1905 John L. Zwanger druggist 1201 Lombard St. W. Baltimore City
1906 John L. Zwanger druggist 1201 Lombard St. W. Baltimore City
1907 John L. Zwanger druggist 1201 Lombard St. W. Baltimore City
1908 John L. Zwanger druggist 1201 Lombard St. W. Baltimore City
1909 John L. Zwanger druggist 1201 Lombard St. W. Baltimore City
1910 John L. Zwanger druggist 1201 Lombard St. W. Baltimore City
1911 John L. Zwanger druggist 1201 Lombard St. W. Baltimore City
1912 John L. Zwanger druggist 1201 Lombard St. W. Baltimore City
1913 John L. Zwanger druggist 1201 Lombard St. W. Baltimore City
1914 John L. Zwanger druggist 1201 Lombard St. W. Baltimore City
1915 John L. Zwanger druggist 1201 Lombard St. W. Baltimore City
1916 John L. Zwanger druggist 1201 Lombard St. W. Baltimore City