Grace Church General Hospital (Alexandria)
2012-03-12 04:09 PM

Place > Military > Hospital > General
1862-07-05
1862-07-05
1864-12-02
1864-12-02

Until Sept. 20, 1862, this hospital was a branch of the General Hospital (Alexandria), and then a branch of the 2nd Division General Hospital. When it closed, its patients were sent to Sickle Barracks General Hospital.

Sources

  • "Alexandria," Indexes to Field Records of Hospitals, 1821-1912, Manuscript Record Group 94, National Archives. View source information 

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L'Ouverture General Hospital

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Relationship updated: 2012-01-25 07:48 PM
  • Dates: Feb 15, 1864 - Oct 07, 1865
  • Place information: With the main building located in a barracks on the corner of Prince and Fayette streets, L'Ouverture Hospital had three other branches: the Grace Church, the Baptist Church and Lyceum Hall. All of the branches were closed by April of 1865. The Indexes note: "Prior to August 1864, this Hospl was not exclusively a Hospl for COLORED TROUPS." Which Baptist Church was used as a branch hospital has yet to be determined, but it is likely it was close to Prince and/or Fayette streets.

2nd Division General Hospital (Alexandria)

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Relationship updated: 2011-12-22 08:07 PM
  • Dates: Sep 20, 1862 - May 01, 1865
  • Place information: Upon the reorganization of the hospitals of Alexandria on Sept. 20, 1862, the 2nd Division General Hospital consisted of these general hospitals: Grace Church, Prince St., Baptist Church, St. Paul's, Washington Hall, Methodist Church, Sickel Barracks, and very briefly, Lyceum Hall.

Grace Church (Alexandria)

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Relationship updated: 2011-12-22 08:06 PM
  • Dates:
  • Place information: This church was on Patrick St., south of Prince St.