This collection comprises the Annual Reports of the Cincinnati Longview Hospital, spanning the years 1860-1907, specifically Issues 20-35. These reports offer a detailed look into the operations, patient care, and administrative functions of a significant psychiatric institution during a pivotal period in the development of mental health treatment in the United States.
Researchers and historians will find valuable primary source material documenting the evolution of psychiatric practices, the demographics of patient populations, and the challenges faced by institutions dedicated to mental healthcare in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The reports provide insights into the social attitudes toward mental illness, the approaches to treatment, and the internal workings of a major hospital in the Midwest.
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