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An excerpt from the June 30, 1958 Annual Report of the South Carolina State Hospital. showing the growth of a building fund and the growth of the chaplaincy mission.

Shows workers a picture of workers in Mattress Factory. States that they are on the payroll. It is unclear if these are patients. They are renovated old mattresses instead of making new ones.

The hospital reports the renovation of Talley and Thompson and the demolition of the Taylor Building. The renovated buildings accepted female patients from various wards.

The hospital notes that overcrowding is still a problem. The new Maximum Detention Buildings have been only a partial alleviation. Includes a photo of a scale model of the Saunders/Cooper building design. The enclosed recreation areas and longer rear…

Echoing the previous year's report, Lafaye lists the hospital's emergency needs, including a 300-bed maximum detention building at Bull Street.

Lafaye lists priority construction projects, including a 300-bed maximum detention building at Bull Street.

This document outlines the tour that is to be given to Governor Byrnes the following day. "Then to Dining Room and Kitchen. (Kitchen originially designed to feed 1800 patients. Now has to feed 3,000). INADEQUATE EQUIPMENT, Ask Mr. Hiers to point out…

The bakery belongs to building number 38, the Food Service Building. The bakery alone is 5,960 square feet.

Building number 39 is the warehouse next to the Food Service Building. It contains 29,952 Total Building footage with a gross area of 30,772. It has one floor.

Building number 38,The Food Service building, total building footage is 50,305. The Gross Area is 51,406. It contains "B and 1 Floor."