Adams-Nervine Asylum
Boston, Massachusetts • Suffolk County
Boston, Massachusetts • Suffolk County
The Adams-Nervine Asylum, established in 1891 in Boston, was a specialized institution dedicated to treating 'nervous diseases.' It comprised an array of architecturally significant buildings nestled within an expansive, meticulously designed therapeutic landscape.
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