Central Elementary School, Wilmette, IL
Chicago Area Hospitals
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This picture is telling about the Chicago area hospitals. These
places are important because it will help people as much as they can.
This picture shows some people and things that the hospitals can do. |
You
see that feather shaped thing in a box at the end of the picture?
It has all kinds of kids on the walls. |
Research and photography by: Cameron D.
| A brief history of this landmark: | The first hospital was built in Chicago in 1835 at the corner of Clark and Randolph streets. There were 42 hospitals in Chicago in 2004. |
| The importance of this landmark to Chicago is: | Hospitals are important because they help when people don't feel well. |
| I think people should visit this landmark because: | You can help people when they do not feel well. It is nice if you know somebody in the hospital who is sick to visit and say, "Hi." |
| Bibliography:: | 1. The Encyclopedia of Chicago. The University of Chicago Press, 2004. 2. Mullner, Ross and Chung, Kyusuk. Major Changes and Trends in Chicago Hospitals, 1980 - 2004.
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Elementary School | Museum
Lobby | Exhibit Entrance | last update:
6/15/05