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When it opened in 1888, the Toledo State Hospital (originally Toledo Asylum), it was hailed as the state of the art in treatment of the insane. Moral treatment, which today could be described as milieu therapy on a grand scale, was the model of care.
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The Toledo State Hospital was one of the state’s first mental institutions to have the support of a women’s auxiliary. It was organized in 1953 and was active in fund raising to purchase comforts for patients and to facilitate operation of the staff.
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6 Ιαν 2013 · The mid to late 19 th century gave rise to wide-spread, state operated, specialized institutionalization including hospitals for epileptics, feeble minded, and insane, schools for the deaf and blind, as well as orphanages and penitentiaries.
27 Ιουν 2020 · History. Designed by prominent Toledo architect, Edward O. Fallis, the Toledo Asylum for the Insane opened for occupancy in 1888, with Dr. Henry A. Tobey as superintendent.
When it was opened, Toledo State Hospital was a cited as model of excellence and a far-cry from horrors the asylum stereotype. The patients of Toledo State Hospital were as diverse people in Ohio. The was no segregation based on these factors such as ethnicity, race and religion of patients.
Established in 1884 as Toledo Asylum for the Insane; name changed in 1894. The first patients were received into the institution on Jan. 6, 1888
