Dupont ?Doyle Works? Infirmary, ca. 1942

• – Doctor Charles Cronin works on the injured hand of Jack Foster while nurse Eleanora Bizzarri assists in the Infirmary at the DuPont"Doyle Works"Factory in Leominster, Massachusetts.

• – Dupont Viscoloid Company, Leominster (Mass.)
• – Comb industry--Massachusetts--Leominster
• – Plastics industry and trade--Massachusetts--Leominster
• – Industries--Hospitals
• – E.I. du Pont de Nemours&Company

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• – National Plastics Museum Collection

• – 1942

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• – Rittase, William M.

• – Is part of the DuPont Photograph Collection. National Plastics Center and Museum, Leominster, Massachusetts. http://www.plasticsmuseum.org/museum.html#Collection

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• – English

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Surgical Dressings Committee Invoice

• – This is an invoice from the Peter Bent Brigham Hospital in Boston (now part of Brigham and Women's Hospital). It lists the items in both English and French. The invoice is provided by the Woman's Department of the National Civic Federation for the New England Section.

• – Hospitals

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• – 1915
• – 1916
• – 1917
• – 1918

• – National Civic Federation
• – Surgical Dressings Committee

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Harrington Memorial Hospital Southbridge

• – Built during the Depression, the Harrington Memorial Hospital was opened on Labor Day, September 7, 1931. The first facility had 34 adult beds and 6 children's cribs. The brick structure was constructed by local company, F. X. Laliberte and Son, General Contractors. The twin end chimneys and hipped roof are Federal Revival in style, while the elaborate doorway is Georgian Revival. The hospital is typical of Laliberte's civic and institutional buildings which tend to have a plain brick facade relieved by an elaborate Georgian or Classical Revival entrance. Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Harrington (of the Russell Harrington company) pledged $150,000 to the project, as early as 1929, with the sum to be matched by community contributions. Additions have been added in 1958 and 1971.

• – Hospitals--Massachusetts--Southbridge
• – Historic buildings--New England
• – Southbridge--Massachusetts--Pictorial works
• – Hospitals--history
• – Historic buildings--Massachusetts--Southbridge

• – Southbridge Collection

• – 1931?

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• – Pease, A. H., Commercial Photographer, Southbridge, Mass.

• – Is part of the A. H. Pease Collection (Aaron H.) at the Jacob Edwards Library, Southbridge, Massachusetts. http://www.jacobedwardslibrary.org.

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• – 42 degrees 04' N 72 degrees 02' W

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