St. Joseph's Community Hospital Records and Research Collection, 1911-2001.

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St. Joseph's Community Hospital Records and Research Collection, 1911-2001.

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Records, 1911-2001, of St. Joseph's Community Hospital in Hancock, Michigan. Also includes records from the hospital after it changed its name to Portage View Hospital and Portage Health System as well as from the School of Nursing. Includes corporation, management and development papers, staff minutes, pay dues books, staff books, newspaper clippings, video and audio cassettes and photo albums. In addition, there are also binders from G. A. Hellman, chairman of the Board of Trustees during the transfer of ownership from the Sisters of St. Joseph's. Also includes research notes of Nancy Manninen pertaining to local medical and hospital history.

10.0 cubic feet; 10 paige boxes.

Michigan Technological University, J.R. Van Pelt & Opie Library; Michigan Tech

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SNAC Resource ID: 7945944

Michigan Technological University, J.R. Van Pelt & Opie Library; Michigan Tech

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Manninen, Nancy

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Hellman, G. A.

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Portage View Hospital (Hancock, Mich.)

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St. Joseph's Community Hospital (Hancock, Mich.)

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St. Joseph's Hospital, in Hancock, Michigan, was founded in 1899 by the Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet of St. Louis, Missouri, at the request of Bishop Frederick Eis of the Diocese of Marquette. The original building, formerly the home of the father of Bishop John Vertin, was located on Hancock Street and was occupied until 1904. The new, five-story hospital was located on Water Street. By 1949, this brick and sandstone structure of the Renaissance style with pillared entrance ...

Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet

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Order established in 1807; in 1870, seven Sisters of St. Joseph traveled from Carondelet, Missouri to San Francisco by railroad, then to San Diego by steamer, and to Tucson by wagon. They established the first hospital in Tucson (St. Mary's) and also established schools and orphanages. From the description of Sisters of St. Joseph journal, 1870-1870. (Arizona Historical Society, Southern Arizona Division). WorldCat record id: 40408335 From the description of Journal of the S...

St. Joseph's School of Nursing (Hancock, Mich.)

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