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St. Joseph Hospital and Home for the Aged

St. Joseph Hospital and Home for the Aged is a Michigan historical marker in Adrian, Lenawee County, dedicated 1984.

Lenawee County · dedicated 1984 · 1269 Siena Heights Dr., Adrian

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In the old elm farmhouse that once stood on this site, six Dominican nuns opened the St. Joseph Hospital and Home for the Aged on May 20, 1884. They were sent by Mother Hyacinth Scheininger, prioress of Holy Rosary Convent in New York City, at the request of Father Casimir Rohowski, pastor of Adrian’s St. Joseph Church. From 1884 to 1896 the St. Joseph Hospital cared for 138 patients and eighteen orphans, who in 1887 were accommodated in a larger facility. In 1896 the hospital was closed and converted into the St. Joseph Academy. It later became the center of the present motherhouse of the Adrian Dominican Sisters. The farmhouse was demolished in 1926.

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