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Minnesota State Hospital for the Insane in St. Peter, 1867. The institution was renamed St. Peter State Hospital in 1893.
The St. Peter State Hospital was Minnesota’s first institution for the care of the insane. The establishment of such an institution was authorized by the legislature in 1866. The St. Peter site was selected in July of 1866, and the hospital accepted its first patients in December of that year.
The Minnesota Security Hospital is a secure psychiatric hospital located in St. Peter, Minnesota. It serves people who have been committed by the court as mentally ill and dangerous. It was established as St. Peter State Hospital in 1866 under the Kirkbride Plan .
The St. Peter State Hospital collection contains information on the institution from 1855 through 1974. The collection is divided into four series: General Hospital History, 1856- 1974; Buildings and Grounds, 1855-1972; Library, 1867-1972; and Volumes, 1866-1952.
The Minnesota Security Hospital, formerly known as St. Peter State Hospital, is a secure psychiatric hospital located in St. Peter, Minnesota. Established in 1866, it is part of Forensic Services in St. Peter, MN, which also includes Transition Services.
The St. Peter State Hospital Museum, located in St. Peter, Minnesota, offers a glimpse into the history of Minnesota's first and oldest public psychiatric hospital. Established in 1866, the St. Peter State Hospital played a significant role in the evolving field of mental health care. [2]
Saint Peter Regional Treatment Center. Function:Hospital for the treatment of persons suffering from mental illness in the State of Minnesota. History:The St. Peter State Hospital was Minnesota's first institution for the care of the insane.
The museum features exhibits that showcase the history of the St. Peter State Hospital as well as the evolution of mental health care in the state. The exhibits cover a wide range of topics, including the history of the hospital, the treatments that were used, and the lives of patients and staff.
The St. Peter Regional Treatment Center, in St. Peter, Minnesota, is the state's earliest psychiatric treatment facility. Established in 1866, it was first known as the Asylum for the Insane and later as the St. Peter State Hospital.
The St. Peter State Hospital began in March 1866 when the Minnesota State Legislature responded to the need for an asylum by passing "an act for the establishment and location of a hospital for the insane in the state of Minnesota, and to provide for the regulation of the same."