Book of Accounts for the New Asylum, 1818-1843

File — Box: 2

Scope and Contents

This volume is the accounts of Thomas C. Taylor, who was the superintendent during the construction of Bloomingdale Asylum between 1818 and 1821. It contains the costs of cleaning, and whitewashing among other items. The accounts are less formal than the other ledgers in this subseries and comprise simple lists of transactions.

Dates

1818-1843

Creator

From the Collection: Bloomingdale Hospital (Organization)
From the Collection: Bloomingdale Asylum for the Insane (Organization)
From the Collection: New-York Lunatic Asylum (Organization)
From the Collection: New York Hospital-Westchester Division (Organization)

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