Haskins' Hospital History

Haskins' Hospital was founded in 1886 by Thomas M. Haskins, M. D. An Annex was added in 1900. By 1902, the hospital contained twenty-five bedrooms, several parlors, reception rooms, operating rooms, and four large wards: one ward for women, one for children, and two for men. The hospital boasted a free ambulance as well as a free library for the use of the patients.

Haskins' Hospital closed its doors on June 1, 1915. 

▶ More history coming soon.

Location

▶ 3327 to 3333 Eoff St. (demolished)

Images

Additional Resources

Materials in the Library's Wheeling Room: (non-circulating, ask for access at the reference desk.)

▶ Haskins Hospital, published by Haskins Hospital, 1915. Call #: Wheeling 362.11 H273
(duplicate copy in Archives Vertical files)