St Elizabeth's own internet
site has a history
of the hospital. You can go
here
to read it.
left, St. Elizabeth, Hospital and
Chapel
right, Chapel of St. Elizabeth
pre-1914 | 1908
This building was on the northwest corner of 11th and Madison.
Opened in 1868, it served until the new building
on 21st Street opened, August 1, 1914. It's not the first
St. Elizabeth. It's the second. The first was in a three
story building on Seventh Street in Covington, between Madison
and Scott. That's it below.
The first St. Elizabeth's on 7th Street.
It was dedicated on January 23, 1861
The St. E below (you most likely know it as
St. E North) is the third location.
The New St. Elizabeth Hospital
unknown | 1928
Interior of the Chapel at St. Elizabeth
left,
St. E in the 1937 Flood
right, looking from St. E
in 1937
St. Elizabeth in the 1937 Flood
This is a steam shovel, brought in to
provide steam to St. Elizabeth,
since the boilers in St. E's basement were flooded, and inoperable.
St. Elizabeth, 1920
St. Elizabeth, 1922
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| Nurses Dining Room | Record Room | Main Kitchen |
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| Nurses & Children's Wards | Treatment Room & Pharmacy | Lab & Basal Metabolism Room |
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| Medical Ward & Private Rooms | Medical Ward | Operating Room |
| All of these scenes are from 1934 | ||
C. 1958
Aerial of the Fourth St. Elizabeth, 1981
St. E. South
A history of St. E from 1934 is here. (pdf)
