The following description of the Comm Center and its duties was published in a 1963 open house brochure at the Oregon State Hospital. In 1963, the Comm Center was located in the Kirkbride building just [...]
This is an excerpt from the Oregon Teacher’s Monthly magazine published in May 1916 (volume 20, no. 9). Oregon Teacher’s Monthly featured articles written by teachers, students and administrators related to general interest topics and [...]
The following is the description of duties of the watchman and watchwomen employed by the Oregon State Hospital as spelled out in the Rules and Regulations for the Government of the Oregon State Insane Asylum, [...]
The following is an article published in the BOSH: Bulletin of the Oregon State Hospital, on September 11, 1961. NEW QUARTERS FOR SCHOOL Miss Dixie McKay is joining Mrs. Janice Stein in teaching our OSH [...]
The following was published in By Laws of Trustees Rules and Regulations for the Government of the Oregon State Insane Asylum,revised April 15, 1908. Article V. MATRON Section 1: The matron shall, under the direction [...]
The following article was published in the Capital Journal on April 28, 1961. A girl who had talked to no one for seven years — separated from reality by an “escape mechanism” barrier– has shown [...]
T2009.002.487 and T2009.002.467 are boxes of Lipiodol Lafay distributed by the E. Fougera & Co., Inc made in cooperation with the Andre Guerbet & Company. "A stable iodine addition product of poppyseed oil" used for [...]
The following is an excerpt from an Oregon Journal newspaper article published on Tuesday, April 20, 1965. The changes described would not last long. By 1969, patient clothing reappeared in the news. Articles in the [...]
T2009.002.427.109 Aerial Photograph, Oregon State Hospital, sometime between 1951 and 1973. Photograph from the collections of the Oregon State Hospital. Image is taken from the southwestern corner facing towards the northeast. The large white building [...]
The following article was published in the Capital Journal on April 28, 1961. A girl who had talked to no one for seven years — separated from reality by an “escape mechanism” barrier– has shown [...]
