Dr. Van Buren's Historic Hospital
Sector: Hospital • Location: Statesboro, Georgia, United States
Source: Statesboro Herald
Dr. Harvey Van Buren, the first African-American physician in Statesboro, opened his Van Buren Sanitarium on Elm Street in December 1918. The hospital played a crucial role in the community during the flu epidemic after World War I, serving both African-Americans and Caucasians.
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Description | Dr. Harvey Van Buren, the first African-American physician in Statesboro, opened his Van Buren Sanitarium on Elm Street in December 1918. The hospital played a crucial role in the community during the flu epidemic after World War I, serving both African-Americans and Caucasians. |
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