DENVER HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL: 1910

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January 18, 2013· 1 min read

A group of student nurses at the entrance of Denver Homeopathic Hospital at Park Avenue and Humboldt Street in the City Park West neighborhood of Denver, Colorado - year 1910 I Love Homeopathy, Iman

A group of student nurses at the entrance of Denver Homeopathic Hospital at Park Avenue and Humboldt Street in the City Park West neighborhood of Denver, Colorado - year 1910

I Love Homeopathy, Iman

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