Hospital History (Illinois and Wisconsin)
Aurora Psychiatric Hospital began in 1884 as the Milwaukee Sanitarium. It grew from a farm house and some out-buildings to a multi acre complex today with a large hospital and numerous support buildings. Milwaukee Sanitarium was trendsetting with its care when it was established. Aurora Psychiatric Hospital continues that tradition and is proud to be a nationally known and well respected private psychiatric hospital in the 21st century.
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The Bath House/ North House
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Employee Dormitory Building, Milwaukee Sanitarium
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Ms. Sophie Schroeder
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Four Pictures of the Old Kradwell (aka- The Hospital building or Dewey Hall), Milwaukee Sanitarium
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Recollections of Earlier Days at Milwaukee Sanitarium Foundation by Dr. Carroll Osgood
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Experiences of working at the Milwaukee Psychiatric Hospital by Lauren Powers
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Further Reflections of Milwaukee Sanitarium Foundation- Dr. Carroll Osgood
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125th anniversary edition of APH Psychiatric Quarterly
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History of Kradwell School, by Mark Bialzik
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Aurora Psychiatric Hospital historical timeline
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Aurora Behavioral Health Center, Aurora Psychiatric Hospital
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History of Aurora Psychiatric Hospital (an unpublished manuscript)