State Hospital for the Insane reshapes care in South Carolina
A 1920 legislative name change marks a shift from confinement to treatment. Dr. C Fred Williams leads a growing program, with 275 negro women and men moved to State Park plans to ease overcrowding. Envisioned expansions include white female housing and negro facilities to house 125 women and 250 men, plus a new laundry.
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Williams of Columbia described as a gentle scientist and alienist
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