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$320.15 worth of Mattresses bought in February of this year.

Notes that in the 1930s, the first fireproof buildings were constructed, female wards Thompson and 18-A (later known as Trezevant), as well as the reception building Williams. Notes that "these naturally went to the north because there was no room…

List of Officers and Employees with Salaries Per Month: Mattress-Maker $33.50.

Describes 18A (later known as Trezevant) as "one storey brick structure recently renovated, and not occupied when survey was made. Additional repairs needed...to replace defective electric fixtures and wiring"

A document that states the Mattress Factory existed around 1900. Gives value of the building and it's estimated replacement cost. Worth $1,500. Replacement cost $8,000.

Lists Ward 18A (Trezevant) as 5700 square ft in area; patient capacity of 50; and patient occupancy blank (vacant?); among other estimated costs of repair, value, and depreciation.

Mattress and Broom labor costs are added together under "shops".

A list of features and their conditions in Ward 18A (Trezevant), described as a female ward. Remarks that the building has "just been renovated...except for asphalt tile floors;" possesses bathrooms, kitchen, mess hall, brick exterior, wooden…

This annual report explains the Mattress Factory as part of a more simple form of occupational therapy. It names this "industrial therapy".

"Trezevant-Female Ward 114...in accordance with National Standards, outside exit doors in this building should remain to open in line with egress."