Letterman Army Medical Center - Revision history

Ccarlsson at 22:29, 15 February 2023

2023-02-15T22:29:22Z

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	''Photo: Opensfhistory wnp26.583''		''Photo: Opensfhistory wnp26.583''

			[[Image:Presidio Aerial Apr 19, 1930 opensfhistory wnp27.4910.jpg\|800px]]

			'''Presidio from the air, April 19, 1930, Letterman Hospital in center, Crissy Field in distance by shore, Palace of Fine Arts off edge of right hand side of photo.'''

			''Photo: OpenSFhistory.org wnp27.4910''

	[[Image:Letterman Army General Hospital viewed from present Lincoln Blvd c 1910 opensfhistory wnp26.587.jpg\|800px]]		[[Image:Letterman Army General Hospital viewed from present Lincoln Blvd c 1910 opensfhistory wnp26.587.jpg\|800px]]

Ccarlsson: added photos and category

2023-02-15T22:25:45Z

added photos and category

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	''by Alyssa Boragno, San Francisco Museum and Historical Society''		''by Alyssa Boragno, San Francisco Museum and Historical Society''

			[[Image:Old Letterman Army General Hospital c1910 opensfhistory wnp26.583.jpg\|800px]]

			'''Old Letterman Army General Hospital c1910.'''

			''Photo: Opensfhistory wnp26.583''

			[[Image:Letterman Army General Hospital viewed from present Lincoln Blvd c 1910 opensfhistory wnp26.587.jpg\|800px]]

			'''Letterman Army General Hospital viewed from present Lincoln Blvd c 1910.'''

			''Photo: Opensfhistory wnp26.587''

			[[Image:Letterman Hospital circa 1901 Xmas portrait opensfhistory wnp70.0377.jpg\|800px]]

			'''Christmas portrait at Letterman Hospital circa 1901.'''

			''Photo: Opensfhistory wnp70.0377''


	[[file:LettermanGen.jpg]]		[[file:LettermanGen.jpg]]

	'''"Letterman ~~Gen~~"		'''"Letterman General Hospital"

	''Photo: San Francisco Museum and Historical Society''		''Photo: San Francisco Museum and Historical Society''

			[[Image:Sept 15 1937 Aerial view of Palace of Fine Arts, lagoon, Marina District, Letterman Hospital; Doyle Drive approach under construction opensfhistory wnp27.5573.jpg\|800px]]

			'''Sept 15 1937 Aerial view of Palace of Fine Arts, lagoon, Marina District, Letterman Hospital; Doyle Drive approach under construction.'''

			''Photo: Opensfhistory wnp27.5573''


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	[[category:Buildings]] [[category:Public Health]] [[category:1910s]] [[category:2000s]] [[category:Presidio]] [[category:Redevelopment]]		[[category:Buildings]] [[category:Public Health]] [[category:1910s]] [[category:2000s]] [[category:Presidio]] [[category:Redevelopment]] [[category:1930s]]

Ccarlsson: added new photo

2014-10-13T23:33:13Z

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	''Photo: Kurt Brader''		''Photo: Kurt Brader''

			[[Image:Palace-of-fine-arts-through-letterman-lucas-complex-oct-2005-1464.jpg]]

			'''Palace of Fine Arts as seen through the Lucasfilm Digital Arts complex that replaced Letterman Hospital, 2005.'''

			''Photo: Chris Carlsson''

Aboragno at 02:22, 6 December 2010

2010-12-06T02:22:59Z

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	Initially a military hospital built in 1898 in the Presidio of San Francisco, and then in 1911 it was renamed after Jonathan Letterman, who was an officer in both the Mexican-American War, and then later the Civil War. In 1864, Letterman left the army and moved to California to practice medicine. In 1868, he accepted the position to be Surgeon General for California's military organizations. He then died in 1872 at 48 years old. Ever since the medical center was erected, the hospital ~~[[The Presidio Mutiny of 1968\|~~participated in some way]] in every U.S. foreign conflict until the base was decommissioned in 1995, and then transferred to the National Park Service. The original building was taken down in the 1960s to rebuild a more modern building. The building was then demolished in 2002, and today the Letterman Digital Arts Center by Lucasfilm is at the site of where the hospital used to stand.		Initially a military hospital built in 1898 in the Presidio of San Francisco, and then in 1911 it was renamed after Jonathan Letterman, who was an officer in both the Mexican-American War, and then later the Civil War. In 1864, Letterman left the army and moved to California to practice medicine. In 1868, he accepted the position to be Surgeon General for California's military organizations. He then died in 1872 at 48 years old. Ever since the medical center was erected, the hospital participated in some way in every U.S. foreign conflict until the base was decommissioned in 1995, and then transferred to the National Park Service. The original building was taken down in the 1960s to rebuild a more modern building. The building was then demolished in 2002, and today the Letterman Digital Arts Center by Lucasfilm is at the site of where the hospital used to stand.

Aboragno at 02:21, 6 December 2010

2010-12-06T02:21:57Z

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	''by Alyssa Boragno, San Francisco Museum and Historical Society''		''by Alyssa Boragno, San Francisco Museum and Historical Society''


			[[file:LettermanGen.jpg]]

			'''"Letterman Gen"

			''Photo: San Francisco Museum and Historical Society''


			Initially a military hospital built in 1898 in the Presidio of San Francisco, and then in 1911 it was renamed after Jonathan Letterman, who was an officer in both the Mexican-American War, and then later the Civil War. In 1864, Letterman left the army and moved to California to practice medicine. In 1868, he accepted the position to be Surgeon General for California's military organizations. He then died in 1872 at 48 years old. Ever since the medical center was erected, the hospital [[The Presidio Mutiny of 1968\|participated in some way]] in every U.S. foreign conflict until the base was decommissioned in 1995, and then transferred to the National Park Service. The original building was taken down in the 1960s to rebuild a more modern building. The building was then demolished in 2002, and today the Letterman Digital Arts Center by Lucasfilm is at the site of where the hospital used to stand.


	[[file:Letterman.jpg\|720px\|thumb]center]]		[[file:Letterman.jpg\|720px\|thumb]center]]
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	''Photo: Kurt Brader''		''Photo: Kurt Brader''

	Initially a military hospital built in 1898 in the Presidio of San Francisco, and then in 1911 it was renamed after Jonathan Letterman, who was an officer in both the Mexican-American War, and then later the Civil War. In 1864, Letterman left the army and moved to California to practice medicine. In 1868, he accepted the position to be Surgeon General for California's military organizations. He then died in 1872 at 48 years old. Ever since the medical center was erected, the hospital [[The Presidio Mutiny of 1968\|participated in some way]] in every U.S. foreign conflict until the base was decommissioned in 1995, and then transferred to the National Park Service. The original building was taken down in the 1960s to rebuild a more modern building. The building was then demolished in 2002, and today the Letterman Digital Arts Center by Lucasfilm is at the site of where the hospital used to stand.

Ccarlsson: added link

2010-11-27T05:41:15Z

added link

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	'''<font face = arial light> <font color = maroon> <font size = 3>Unfinished History</font></font> </font>'''		'''<font face = arial light> <font color = maroon> <font size = 3>Unfinished History</font></font> </font>'''


	~~'''Letterman Army Medical Center'''~~

	''by Alyssa Boragno, San Francisco Museum and Historical Society''		''by Alyssa Boragno, San Francisco Museum and Historical Society''



	[[file:Letterman.jpg\|720px\|thumb]center]]		[[file:Letterman.jpg\|720px\|thumb]center]]
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	''Photo: Kurt Brader''		''Photo: Kurt Brader''

			Initially a military hospital built in 1898 in the Presidio of San Francisco, and then in 1911 it was renamed after Jonathan Letterman, who was an officer in both the Mexican-American War, and then later the Civil War. In 1864, Letterman left the army and moved to California to practice medicine. In 1868, he accepted the position to be Surgeon General for California's military organizations. He then died in 1872 at 48 years old. Ever since the medical center was erected, the hospital [[The Presidio Mutiny of 1968\|participated in some way]] in every U.S. foreign conflict until the base was decommissioned in 1995, and then transferred to the National Park Service. The original building was taken down in the 1960s to rebuild a more modern building. The building was then demolished in 2002, and today the Letterman Digital Arts Center by Lucasfilm is at the site of where the hospital used to stand.
	Initially a military hospital built in 1898 in the Presidio of San Francisco, and then in 1911 it was renamed after Jonathan Letterman, who was an officer in both the Mexican-American War, and then later the Civil War. In 1864, Letterman left the army and moved to California to practice medicine. In 1868, he accepted the position to be Surgeon General for California's military organizations. He then died in 1872 at 48 years old. Ever since the medical center was erected, the hospital participated in some way in every U.S. foreign conflict until the base was decommissioned in 1995, and then transferred to the National Park Service. The original building was taken down in the 1960s to rebuild a more modern building. The building was then demolished in 2002, and today the Letterman Digital Arts Center by Lucasfilm is at the site of where the hospital used to stand.

Ccarlsson: changed and added categories and made photo fit

2010-11-27T05:38:26Z

changed and added categories and made photo fit

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	[[file:Letterman.jpg\|~~640px~~\|thumb]center]]		[[file:Letterman.jpg\|720px\|thumb]center]]

	'''Letterman Army Medical Center's destruction in 2002.''' <br>		'''Letterman Army Medical Center's destruction in 2002.''' <br>

	''Photo: Kurt Brader''		''Photo: Kurt Brader''

Ccarlsson: changed and added categories and made photo fit

2010-11-27T05:37:45Z

changed and added categories and made photo fit

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	[[file:Letterman.jpg]]		[[file:Letterman.jpg\|640px\|thumb]center]]
	'''Letterman Army Medical Center's destruction in 2002.''' <br>		'''Letterman Army Medical Center's destruction in 2002.''' <br>
	''Photo: Kurt Brader''		''Photo: Kurt Brader''
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	[[category:~~Medical~~ Buildings]];[[category:~~Building Destruction~~]];[[category:Presidio]]		[[category:Buildings]] [[category:Public Health]] [[category:1910s]] [[category:2000s]] [[category:Presidio]] [[category:Redevelopment]]

Aboragno at 00:59, 27 November 2010

2010-11-27T00:59:54Z

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	[[category:Medical Buildings]];[[category:Building Destruction]]		[[category:Medical Buildings]];[[category:Building Destruction]];[[category:Presidio]]

Aboragno at 00:59, 27 November 2010

2010-11-27T00:59:24Z

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	Initially a military hospital built in 1898 in the Presidio of San Francisco, and then in 1911 it was renamed after Jonathan Letterman, who was an officer in both the Mexican-American War, and then later the Civil War. In 1864, Letterman left the army and moved to California to practice medicine. In 1868, he accepted the position to be Surgeon General for California's military organizations. He then died in 1872 at 48 years old. Ever since the medical center was erected, the hospital participated in some way in every U.S. foreign conflict until the base was decommissioned in 1995, and then transferred to the National Park Service. The original building was taken down in the 1960s to rebuild a more modern building. The building was then demolished in 2002, and today the Letterman Digital Arts Center by Lucasfilm is at the site of where the hospital used to stand		Initially a military hospital built in 1898 in the Presidio of San Francisco, and then in 1911 it was renamed after Jonathan Letterman, who was an officer in both the Mexican-American War, and then later the Civil War. In 1864, Letterman left the army and moved to California to practice medicine. In 1868, he accepted the position to be Surgeon General for California's military organizations. He then died in 1872 at 48 years old. Ever since the medical center was erected, the hospital participated in some way in every U.S. foreign conflict until the base was decommissioned in 1995, and then transferred to the National Park Service. The original building was taken down in the 1960s to rebuild a more modern building. The building was then demolished in 2002, and today the Letterman Digital Arts Center by Lucasfilm is at the site of where the hospital used to stand.