Brooklyn Naval Hospital
Built in 1864, the Surgeon's Residence at the Brooklyn Naval Hospital gives off a certain haunted house vibe, despite being well-preserved and overgrown by lush greenery. Dr. E. R. Squibb notably developed a potent for m of anesthetic ether here during the First World War, having been struck by the anguish of pained soldiers who had to endure procedures without anesthetic. The endeavor cost him feeling in his fingers, but is considered a medical breakthrough. The grounds also include a cemetery.
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|Summary=Most of the Naval Hospital has been transformed, but the Surgeon's Residence has been untouched for decades. There's a cemetery here as well.
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|Coordinates=40.69921250738051° N, 73.96320316908925° W
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| Borough | Brooklyn |
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| Summary | Most of the Naval Hospital has been transformed, but the Surgeon's Residence has been untouched for decades. There's a cemetery here as well. |
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| Resources | 2 |
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