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Nurses standing in front of the Twin City Hospital on Brookstown Avenue.

Nurses standing in front of the Twin City Hospital on Brookstown Avenue.

Nurses standing in front of the Twin City Hospital on Brookstown Avenue. The hospital was established about 1895 and resided here until a new hospital was built in 1914. Brookstown Avenue was called New Shallowford Road in earlier days.

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abstract
Photo made in the 1900s.
created
00/00/1900
creator
Unknown
description
Nurses standing in front of the Twin City Hospital on Brookstown Avenue. The hospital was established about 1895 and resided here until a new hospital was built in 1914. Brookstown Avenue was called New Shallowford Road in earlier days.
hasFormat
Photoprint
hasVersion
FJ.3224
identifier
uzz/pee/uzz_pee_03030, uzz/pee/uzz_pee_03030-th
isPartOf
Digital Forsyth FCPL-People-E
isReferencedBy
UZZ_PEE_3030
publisher
Forsyth County Public Library
rights
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rightsHolder
Forsyth County
subject
Forsyth County (N.C.) -- History -- Pictorial works, Forsyth County (N.C.) -- History -- Sources, Digital Forsyth
title
Nurses standing in front of the Twin City Hospital on Brookstown Avenue.
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