Parkland Hospital on Maple Avenue with Dr. Florence, four nurses, and horse-drawn ambulance
Title
Parkland Hospital on Maple Avenue with Dr. Florence, four nurses, and horse-drawn ambulance
Subject
Hospitals--history; Patient Care--history; Medical Staff; Community Health Services--history; Nursing Staff, Hospital; Ambulances--history
Description
Dr. John Hicks Florence stands in front of Parkland Hospital with four nurses carrying a patient just removed from a horse-drawn ambulance. Dr. Florence was the City Health Officer from 1898 to 1902. His family lived with him at Parkland, and his children are seen on the porch. Parkland purchased its horse-drawn ambulance in 1894, but the horse was not purchased until two years later. In 1899, rubber tires were added " as a necessary act of humanity. "
Creator
Unknown
Publisher
From the collections of the Texas/Dallas History and Archives Division Dallas Public Library.
Date
Milestone date: 1900
Creation date: 1900
Rights
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Identifier
ext_00014
Rights Holder
Dallas Public Library
Geolocation
Citation
Unknown, “Parkland Hospital on Maple Avenue with Dr. Florence, four nurses, and horse-drawn ambulance,” Exhibits, accessed April 24, 2024, https://utswlibrary.omeka.net/items/show/49.