Biannual, annual, and biennial statistical reports, 1878-1959.

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Biannual, annual, and biennial statistical reports, 1878-1959.

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Statistical reports on the staff, facilities, finances, and inmate populations of Wisconsin state and county public welfare institutions, including psychiatric hospitals, prisons, and reform schools.

5.6 c.f. (14 archives boxes)

Wisconsin Historical Society, Newspaper Project

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SNAC Resource ID: 6845279

Wisconsin Historical Society, Newspaper Project

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Mendota Mental Health Institute (Wis.)

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The Wisconsin State Hospital for the Insane opened in 1860. It was built on a site near Madison purchased by commissioners of the Wisconsin State Lunatic Asylum (authorized in 1854 but never constructed). In the 1930's the institution began to be known as the Mendota State Hospital and in 1973 it became the Mendota Mental Health Institute. The institution reported to the State Board of Supervision of Wisconsin Charitable, Reformatory, and Penal Institutions (WIHV87-A1267), 1881-1891; the State B...

Central State Hospital (Waupun, Wis.)

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A Hospital for the Criminal Insane was authorized by Chapter 585, Laws of 1911 under the supervision of the State Board of Control (WIHV85-A2106). The hospital opened in 1914 in Waupun. Its name was changed to the Central State Hospital for the Insane (Chapter 314, Laws of 1917). In 1939, control of the Hospital was assumed by the newly created State Department of Public Welfare (WIHV85-A488) under the Division of Mental Hygiene (WIHV88-A586). The name later was shortened to Central...

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Wisconsin Industrial Home for Women.

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