What is Holy Cross Sanatorium associated with?

Documented relationships include: closed_on, purchased_by, purchase_price. 4 claims extracted from primary sources.

What sources cite Holy Cross Sanatorium?

1 primary source cite this place, including: Camp Cody, Deming's Forgotten Legacy (2024).

Holy Cross Sanatorium place

id: p_holy-cross-sanatorium_d21b6a

Probable 70%

Summary: Tuberculosis sanitarium converted from Camp Cody, purchased by Sisters of the Holy Cross in 1923, closed in 1938.

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Completeness: 40/100 Grade D

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Claims (4)

closed_on

1938— 1938

cited from Camp Cody, Deming's Forgotten Legacy (2024)

Detailed history of Camp Cody as Deming's forgotten legacy. Covers the earlier Camp Brookes (1914 joint maneuver encampment); Camp Deming (1916, closed Feb 1917); the recession in Deming after Camp Deming closed; the War Department's 32 training camps announcement; Deming offerin…