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These images represent homeopathic hospitals and colleges that existed in the late 1800′s and early 1900′s. Some homeopathic medical schools were associated with universities like the University of Michigan, University of Iowa, and University of Minnesota. As homeopathy waned, some of its colleges became our current day conventional medical schools. Most images are from postcards printed during that era. The dates of postmarked cards are noted.

Homeopathic Hospital, Ann Arbor, MI

Homeopathic Hospital, Ann Arbor, MI

Homeopathic Hospital, Albany, NY, postmark 1912

Homeopathic Hospital, Albany, NY, postmark 1912

Homeopathic Hospital, Rochester, NY

Homeopathic Hospital, Rochester, NY

Pennsylvania State Homeopathic Asylum, near Allentown

Pennsylvania State Homeopathic Asylum, near Allentown

Homeopathic Hospital, University of Michigan, postmark 1908

Homeopathic Hospital, University of Michigan, postmark 1908

Homeopathic Hospital, Syracuse, NY, postmark 1918

Homeopathic Hospital, Syracuse, NY, postmark 1918

Homeopathic Hospital, Wilmington, DE, postmark 1908

Homeopathic Hospital, Wilmington, DE, postmark 1908

Homeopathic Hospital, Rochester, NY, postmark 1912

Homeopathic Hospital, Rochester, NY, postmark 1912

Wesy Jersey Homeopathic Hospital, Camden, NJ, postmark 1920

Wesy Jersey Homeopathic Hospital, Camden, NJ, postmark 1920

The Walter Sanitarium Annex, Walter’s Park, PA, postmark 1911

The Walter Sanitarium Annex, Walter’s Park, PA, postmark 1911

Homeopathic Hospital & Nurses Home, Ann Arbor, MI

Homeopathic Hospital & Nurses Home, Ann Arbor, MI

Homeopathic Hospital, University of Michigan

Homeopathic Hospital, University of Michigan

Homeopathic Hospital, Pittsburgh, PA

Homeopathic Hospital, Pittsburgh, PA

Homeopathic Hospital, Rochester, NY, postmark 1912

Homeopathic Hospital, Rochester, NY, postmark 1912

Hahnemann Hospital, Rochester, NY

Hahnemann Hospital, Rochester, NY

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