- An
almshouse (also
known as a bede-house, poorhouse, or hospital) is
charitable housing provided to
people in a
particular community,
especially during...
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County Almshouse, Carrollton,
Illinois Carroll County Almshouse and Farm, Westminster,
Maryland Almshouse (Cambridge, M****achusetts)
Rockland Almshouse, Rockland...
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Hudson Almshouse, also
known as the
Hudson Lunatic Asylum,
Hudson Orphan and
Relief ****ociation, and
Hudson Area ****ociation Library, is a
historic almshouse...
- The
Rockland Almshouse is a
historic almshouse at 198
Spring Street in Rockland, M****achusetts. The
large 2+1⁄2-story L-shaped
building was
built in 1876...
- The
Hungerford Almshouses in Corsham, Wiltshire, England, were
built in 1668 for Lady
Margaret Hungerford of
Corsham Court. It has been
designated as a...
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Wilbraham Almshouses or Wilbraham's
Almshouses may
refer to any of
several almshouses founded by
members of the
Wilbraham family, including: Old Maids'...
- Garrett's
Almshouses are
Grade II
listed almshouses on Wood Street,
Chipping Barnet. The
houses were
constructed in 1729.
Historic England. "53, GARRETT'S...
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Almshouses were
established as
charitable housing for the
elderly in Maryland.
Conditions were
generally quite poor due to the lack of care and funding...
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Philadelphia Almshouse (not to be
confused with the Friends'
Almshouse,
established 1713).
Philadelphia General Hospital closed in 1977. The
Blockley Almshouse had...
- The
Almshouse, also
known as the City Home is a
historic almshouse and
hospital complex located in Richmond, Virginia. The
Richmond Almshouse and hospital...
