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2, 2010); Strickland succeeded Roy J. Orr, who resigned at the request of Richard Harris, then Deputy Director of Addictions and Mental Health, following the release of a state report which concluded that the hospital failed to provide adequate care and treatment for patient Moises Perez. Orr had been Superintendent since February 25, 2008. Harris, head of Oregon Health Authority's Addictions and Mental Health Division, held responsibility for state hospitals in Salem, Portland and Pendleton, in addition to the staff who work with county governments to deliver statewide mental-health and addiction services. On February 1, 2018, the
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patients referred to the hospital by state courts. Funding for the lawsuit and settlement, however, came from nonprofits via the Oregon Health Authority which also oversees the State Hospital, so it appears the State of Oregon is suing itself to force policy changes via the federal courts resisted by local district attorneys. Also in 2022, a "contract employee" at the hospital was found abusing a patient - punching the patient several times in the head; however, a training document obtained by The Lund Report hinted the contract employee may have been an inexperienced member of the
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lighting. The tunnels connect different buildings of the State Hospital together. The narrow gauge railroad did extend to the penitentiary but not within a tunnel; remnants of this line still existed as of February 2009. The State Capitol and associated buildings also have a tunnel system to this day (parts of which are publicly accessible) but they have never been connected to the State Hospital.
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During a 2008 excavation, artifacts from a frontier homestead were uncovered on the grounds of the Oregon State Hospital campus. Recovered items included earthen dishes, glass windows, a canning jar and a lamp chimney. Further excavation will be required to determine if the artifacts are connected to
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In 1981 and 1983, respectively, the hospital abolished the practice of lobotomy and dismantled its eugenics program. Throughout the 1980s and 1990s, the hospital again continued to experience issues with overcrowding; in 1991, it was noted that the hospital was so overcrowded that beds were placed in
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occurred at the hospital after a dinner serving of scrambled eggs. Within minutes patients complained of stomach and leg cramps, began vomiting, and had respiratory difficulties. Overall, 467 people got sick and 47 people died. Forensic examination determined that the poisoning was due to a mix-up in
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Stan Mazur-Hart was the hospital's administrator from 1991 to 2004, followed by Marvin Fickle, who served from 2004 to 2008. Greg Roberts served as the Superintendent from 2008 to 2018, with deputy Superintendent Nena Strickland was an Interim Superintendent of Oregon State Hospital (effective April
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to shoot inside the hospital and on its campus. At the time, the hospital's patient residency had been lowered significantly by the openings of Dammasch and the Eastern Oregon State Hospital, which allowed accommodation for the film's production. The following year, in 1976, the hospital established
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In September 2022, the hospital settled a lawsuit with disability rights advocates addressing overcrowding at the new hospital, resulting in a federal injunction against new admissions when the hospital is overcrowded. Simultaneously, a state court held the hospital in contempt for failing to admit
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newspaper, published in 2005. In 2007, the hospital was granted permission from the state to release the names of the deceased in hopes of returning the unclaimed remains to proper family members. In 2011, Building 60 was renovated and converted into a public memorial housing the unclaimed remains.
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in 1959. In March 1966, the hospital added the Salem Rehabilitation Center to its campus with the intention of training long-stay patients into work relationships. The reduction in patient numbers further allowed the hospital to introduce other programs, including a training program for psychiatric
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In 2007, the state of Oregon approved a $ 458 million plan to rebuild the main hospital to a downsized 620-bed facility, which was completed in 2013. Portions of the original hospital buildings were demolished, though the center of the Kirkbride building was salvaged and renovated, and now houses a
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also recommend to your honorable body that the present name of the institution, the "Oregon State Insane Asylum," be changed to "Oregon State Hospital." The disgrace felt by patients, as well as the humiliation of their relatives and friends, would be largely obviated by a correct understanding of
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were found on the railroad, so cars were simply stopped on the track where it was necessary to load or unload them, and then pushed away. A number of the bamboo railroad cars were converted to non-rail cars by removing the railroad wheels and adding casters; one of these cars is displayed in the
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was established on the grounds of the hospital during its construction, leading into different tunnels and buildings. These tunnels allowed the hospital to move patients between buildings without the public observing and are marked by purple-colored glass prisms embedded in the roads to provide
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led to further investigation into the hospital, and a 2005 architectural assessment of the facility determined that the site was unsafe. The same year, the hospital's Child and Adolescent Secure Treatment Program was dismantled, and the Oregon Advocacy Center filed a federal suit alleging that
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who had been admitted to the hospital in 1995 after being found "guilty except for insanity" of attempted murder. Perez, who was listed as 5 feet 8 inches (1.73 m) and weighing over 300 pounds (140 kg), went missing on October 17, 2009, and was later found deceased in the
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In 1900, a survey of the hospital's patients revealed a total of 1,188 patients, ranging from the ages of eight to eighty-six-years-old. The most common causes of insanity reported by the hospital at the time were "excessive living", liquor, narcotics, and
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In 1955, the hospital constructed a 676-bed building for geriatric patients to deal with increasing numbers of aging and elderly patients. The hospital's population began to steadily increase in the middle of the century; this led to the opening of
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extended north from the penitentiary to the State Hospital. A portion of the grade of this spur remains along with two short portions of the standard gauge rails embedded in asphalt within and outside of Buildings 61 and 73 on the hospital grounds.
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conducted a two-month investigation into the facility, in which they claimed the hospital's living conditions were overcrowded, also noting outdated facilities. Additionally, the newspaper reported systematic problems resulting in drug addicts and
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in style, and was designed by W.F. Boothby. Dr. Simeon Josephi was appointed superintendent of the hospital from its opening until May 1887, and strived to base his treatment methods on those used by Dr. Hawthorne. He was succeeded by Dr.
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While the narrow gauge railroad is no longer used, the tunnels were once used daily to deliver food, laundry, and other items—and occasionally patients—between different buildings. The rails are no longer evident in many places and the
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came across them while touring the hospital in 2004; the canisters had been relocated to Building 60 on the hospital campus, many of which were corroded and oxidized from moisture exposure. The remains were the subject of a
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facilities for patients. By 1924, the total number of patients living on the hospital campus had grown to 1,864, with a staff of over 200 employees and 5 physicians. Beginning in 1923, the hospital participated in the
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was an advocate of Hawthorne's original hospital, which she had visited twice, but was a vocal critic of the opening of the new state hospital, believing the state was ill-prepared to care for patients adequately.
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outbreaks. By 1891, the hospital housed a total of 478 male and 212 female patients; the growing influx of patients led to two additional wings being added onto the hospital, followed by a conversion from
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filed a report which criticized the quality of care provided to patients by the hospital. A subsequent report criticizing the hospital was largely focused on the death of Moises Perez, a patient with
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In the early twenty-first century, the hospital received public criticism for its aging facilities and treatment of patients, and the hospital's management of 5,000 canisters of unclaimed human
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being wrongly admitted, as well as severe understaffing and failure of the hospital to properly investigate and prosecute patient assaults against staff members. A 2004 investigation by the
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to do a story on the hospital. Mark and Folger spent over a month living in a security ward amongst female patients, chronicled in "Ward 81," a collection of photographs published by Mark.
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At one point transport within the tunnels was by means of electric carts and occasionally bicycles. When the railroad was used, cars made of bamboo were pushed to their destinations. Few
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nurses, as well as a two-year residency program for physicians to study psychiatry. A volunteer program for local teenagers to work on the hospital grounds was also introduced in 1965.
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the 1852 homestead of Morgan L. "Lute" Savage. Construction on the new hospital was completed in 2012, with capacity increased to 620 beds. The hospital also created room for the
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movement, sterilizing a total of more than 2,600 patients until the early 1980s. Common procedures and experimental practices that took place at the hospital included
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By the turn of the twenty-first century, the hospital began to experience criticism from the public over its aging facilities and patient care. In 2004, the
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As of the 2013 re-construction, the hospital houses 620 beds. However, throughout its history, the hospital had a varying bed count, peaking at 2,974 beds.
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remains that had been kept in the basement of the original building over a period of decades. The canisters were brought to public attention after senator
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design in 1883, it is the oldest operating psychiatric hospital in the state of Oregon, and one of the oldest continuously operated hospitals on the
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in 2007, which called for the construction of a replacement hospital in Salem with as many as 620 beds, as well as a 360-bed facility in
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Amidst the public and federal criticisms against the hospital, the board and trustees put forth a $ 458 million plan approved by the
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overcrowding and understaffing posed a risk to both patients and staff. On August 8, 2006, the hospital was fined US$ 10,200 for
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the Child and Adolescent Secure Treatment Program for children, treating patients from age eight to eighteen.
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near Portland, which served to mitigate the hospital's overcrowding issues. Dammasch would close in 1995.
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the character and objects of the institution, and this would be conserved by the change suggested.
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As of July 2014, state officials had discovered that 1,500 sets of remains may have been lost.
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National Trust for Historic Preservation story: "Oregon Hospital Receives Bad Diagnosis"
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for a total of $ 184,000 (equivalent to $ 6,016,800 in 2023). Its architecture is
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The Oregon constitution mandated that state hospitals be built in the capital city of
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announced the appointment of Dolores Matteucci as the hospital's new superintendent.
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West facade of the original Kirkbride building of the Oregon State Hospital, 2011
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In 1975, Dr. Brooks, the hospital superintendent, allowed the production of the
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The same year, in 1913, the Eastern Oregon State Asylum was also established in
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mobilized to assist in hospital operations due to continued overcrowding.
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Historic districts on the National Register of Historic Places in Oregon
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Another controversy at the hospital involved the fate of over 5,000
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shock therapy, the latter two of which were introduced in 1937.
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in 2008. It was the primary filming location for the 1975 film
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Inside Oregon State Hospital: A History of Tragedy and Triumph
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Memorial where cremains from unclaimed patients are kept, 2015
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turns purple in the sun. Historical background available at:
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Oregon DHS: Reporter tools – Leader biographies and photos
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A 2005 census of the state hospitals in Oregon (in Salem,
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The hospital was used as a primary filming location for
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opened in 2014. Founded in 1862 and constructed in the
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Esteve, Harry. Capitol scene 2001 Oregon Legislature.
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on October 23, 1883, and was constructed based on the
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The hospital was established after the closure of the
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hospital; an autopsy confirmed his cause of death as
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Oregon State Hospital Museum of Mental Health
U.S. National Register of Historic Places
U.S. Historic district

Located in Northwest region of Oregon
Located in Northwest region of Oregon
Salem
Oregon
44°56′23″N 123°00′13″W / 44.93979°N 123.00348°W / 44.93979; -123.00348
Edgar Lazarus
Italianate
High Victorian Gothic
www.osh.oregon.gov
Oregon State Hospital Historic District
08000118
psychiatric hospital
Oregon
Salem
Junction City
Kirkbride Plan
West Coast
Oregon Hospital for the Insane
Portland
electroconvulsive therapy
lobotomies
eugenics
hydrotherapy
Dammasch State Hospital
Clackamas County
cremains

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