The Lost World of Armory Square General Hospital (1862-1865): Reclaiming Forgotten Voices

The most famous Civil War hospital in Washington, D.C. once stood on the National Mall. In the span of three years, Armory Square cared for more than 13,000 patients, with 1,388 recorded dead. Today, the story of Armory Square General Hospital (1862-1865) is all but forgotten.    

Become part of history by joining a free one-hour program that will explore some of the forgotten voices and stories from Armory Square General Hospital

Fees

This event is free to attend.

Location

Sylvan Theater (near 15th Street and Independence Avenue, Washington, D.C., SW.)

Schedule

Contact Information

Ranger Eric Pominville
(202) 426-6841

Event Type

• Talk