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woman who was held at the sanitarium between 1944 and 1950. Unlike sanitaria for white people, which offered restorative environments and experimental treatments, Sioux San was a place where Native Americans went to die. The patients were rarely allowed outdoors, and were often served contaminated
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tribes were forced into the government institution to be taught how to assimilate into European American culture and language. Abuse, neglect, and death were prominent. Runaways were caught and dragged back to the school. It was closed in 1933.
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The building remained empty for several years. The hospital still has numerous unmarked graves around the campus, not only of the TB patients, but also of
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patients. In 2016, Congress appropriated $ 117 million to renovate the hospital, and plans were proceeding to demolish some of the historic buildings.
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children. In 1966, after Native elders and community members agitated for better treaty-guaranteed health services, the building was reopened as an
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called the Sioux Sanitarium for Native American TB patients in 1939. These years were the worst in its history, as documented by
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In 2009, for the first time, the hospital temporarily cancelled all regular appointments due to an overload of
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Children Left Behind: Dark Legacy of Indian Mission Boarding Schools
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in the early 1900s. The building was then converted into a massive
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An Inconvenient Truth: The Rapid City Indian Boarding School Lands
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The building remained empty for many years until the outbreak of
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Indian Health Service Sioux San (Black Hills Knowledge Network)
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Treatments: Language, Politics and the Culture of Illness
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Buildings and structures in Rapid City, South Dakota
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Indian Health Service
Rapid City
Coordinates
44°04′28″N 103°16′18″W / 44.074350°N 103.271669°W / 44.074350; -103.271669
Funding
Public hospital
Bus interchange
Rapid Ride
Hospitals in South Dakota
Indian Health Service
Rapid City, South Dakota
boarding school
Native Americans
sanitarium
Rapid City, South Dakota
boarding school
Rapid City Indian School
Sioux
Cheyenne
Shoshone
Arapaho
Crow
Flathead
tuberculosis
hospital
Madonna Swan
Lakota
streptomycin
Native American
Indian Health Service

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