Administrative Records

The image depicts a simple, plain, and slightly worn grey plastic folder, lying flat on a surface with a rich, red-brown, wooden texture background. The folder appears to be translucent, indicated by its soft opacity, and its edges are clear and slightly curved at the corners, suggesting a typical office or school supply item used for organizing papers. There are minor scuff marks and a faint impression on its surface, hinting at regular use or handling over time. A subtle reflection of the wooden surface adds a touch of depth to the straightforward composition of the image, drawing attention to the folder's utilitarian design.

The image depicts a simple, plain, and slightly worn grey plastic folder, lying flat on a surface with a rich, red-brown, wooden texture background. The folder appears to be translucent, indicated by its soft opacity, and its edges are clear and slightly curved at the corners, suggesting a typical office or school supply item used for organizing papers. There are minor scuff marks and a faint impression on its surface, hinting at regular use or handling over time. A subtle reflection of the wooden surface adds a touch of depth to the straightforward composition of the image, drawing attention to the folder's utilitarian design.

Name/Title

Administrative Records

Entry/Object ID

2014.2.3045

Scope and Content

A blue three-ring binder - St. Joseph State Hospital a review of the period between 1874 - 1997. This document was prepared on the occasion of the opening of the Northwest Missouri Psychiatric Rehabilitation Center as a new facility replacing St. Joseph State Hospital.

Context

CONTENTS: I Mission statements II Administrative rosters III A century of progress (1874 - 1974) IV Update addenda: Social Work Services 1944 - 1997; History of Psychological Services; Nursing Services; Support Services; Paradigm shifts; New Facility; Psychiatric Rehabilitation - the Rehabilitation model and the new philosophy V Epilogue Seventeen pages of pictures associated with the St. Joseph State Hospital. In the back pocket of the binder are 2 colored layouts of the hospital facilities. One is dated 1897, the other 1911

Lexicon

Nomenclature 4.0

Nomenclature Sub-Class

Administrative Records

Nomenclature Class

Documentary Objects

Nomenclature Category

Category 08: Communication Objects

Archive Details

Primary Language

English

Dimensions

Dimension Notes

8" x 10.5"