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Bosher Hall Hospital :: |
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Information about Bosher Hall Hospital in Richmond, VA during
the Civil War. |
aka Bosher's Carriage Factory Hospital. Used temporarily. Carriage factory of
R. H. Bosher. Southwest corner 9th & Main Streets. Used as
Quartermaster Department offices after mid-1863.
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Richmond
Examiner |
7/4/1862; hospitals opened at
Bosher's carriage factory and Lainers' warehouse (under the Spotswood) |
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Richmond Dispatch |
7/7/1862;
Bosher’s Hall hospital, corner 9th and Main has opened; appeal
for money and provisions, and Walter Coles, Surgeon in charge, thanks donors |
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Richmond
Dispatch |
7/8/1862; Bosher's Hospital needs 2 cooks |
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Richmond
Whig |
7/8/1862; Bosher’s Hall is
“suddenly” taken as a hospital, and receives a $50 donation while being
fitted up. |
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Richmond Dispatch |
7/9/1862; Walter
Coles in charge of Bosher & Spotswood Hotel hospital. Thanks donors by name.
Hoge is among the contributors. |
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Richmond Dispatch |
7/12/1862; Walter
Coles, Surg. In Charge Bosher’s Hall Hospital, thanks Goochland donors by
name |
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Richmond Dispatch |
7/24/1862; Dove
Lodge of Masons adv new meeting place, as Govt has “taken Bosher’s Hall for
a hospital.” |
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02/12/2008
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