Syracuse Visiting Nurse
Association
Text Source: Syracuse and Its Environs, by
Franklin H. Chase, Lewis Historical Pub. Co., Chicago, IL, 1924, pg.
495.
The
Syracuse Visiting Nurse Association, beginning March 3, 1890, was
organized by the Inasmuch Circle of King's Daughters. It was
another of the city's fine philanthropies. Its support came
mostly from voluntary contributions. It was located with the Free
Dispensary at 208 and 407 South Warren Street, and again in the old
homestead at Warren and Onondaga streets. Later it was located in
South Warren Street in the 600 block, and had added to its fine work
the Visiting Nurse Baby Camp.
Submitted 12 March 2006 by Pamela
Priest
Updated 14 March 2006 by Pamela Priest