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Alternate front view, taken at a directly west-east angle, of northern pavilion. Shows clearly the concrete ramp (building designed for infirm and elderly white women) and brick-concrete banisters. Gabled roof. Symmetrical facade, two windows and…

A front view of Trezevant, taken from the northwest of the building. Shows the two projecting pavilions on the north and south end of the building. 5 bays. Brick exterior, tin roof. One story. Symmetrical. Gabled roof.

Chart shows patient population on June 30 for every year from 1967 until 1999

A photo story showing the steeple being lifted onto the top of the chapel.

A letter to Christie Benet from Coyt Ham discussing the revenue of the Ensor Research Foundation.

Maryland officials toured parts of the state hospital, including one of the new Maximum Detention Buildings. They were doing research for their own facility planning.

Photographs from dedication published in The Columbia Record, including image of the exterior of the building, former Gov. James Byrnes inside the library holding a book, the families of Benet and Horger inside the library, and a large crowd viewing…

Clipping from The Columbia Record, 1954, showing architect's conceptual drawings for auditoriums at Bull Street and State Park campuses.

The plan shows a map of the Bull Street site in 1909, drawn by an associate of Shand & Lafaye Architects.

Taken from the south of Babcock looking north, this full color photograph depicts the south side of the easternmost section of the south wing of the Babcock Building.