military hospitals

Black and white 6x6 photograph of an aerial view of the grounds and buildinggs that comprised Naval Hospital Newport. The back of the photo is has a notation in pencil, "Naval Hospital (ca. WWII?) (After Barracks B burned down (1946) and before footbridge was removed."

Black and white 4x5 photograph of a sick ward at the Naval Hospital featured unidenitifed patients with nurses and doctors. The patients are lying in beds, while medical staff poses aside a bed for the photo. The floor features a checkered stone or linoleum pattern in a stripe, with a solid border around the room's perimeter.

14x17 black and white aerial photo of the Naval Hospital and Training Station looking down Third Street. The Training Station and Naval War College are visible as well.

Black and white 5x7 photograph of the exterior of a building at the Naval Hospital on Naval Station Newport. Workers are on the building's roof completing exterior construction. The windows of the building's atrium do not yet have windows installed. Three chairs and a bench are in the foreground, positioned on the lawn. The photo features the notations "N.E." and "40.10" in the lower left and right corners.

Black and white 5x7 photograph of a building at the Naval Hospital, Naval Station Newport, circa 1938. In the foreground is the lawn with two support wires moored. The trees on the lawn are without leaves. The brick building features two chimneys in the center section and is bookended by identical shorter structures with many windows.

The reverse of the photo has written in pencil, "38-131. 1938".

Black and white 5x7 photograph of a building face at the Naval Hospital, Naval Station Newport, circa 1938.