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Omaha Emergency Hospital
The Omaha Emergency Hospital was located at 912 Douglas Street in downtown Omaha, Nebraska. Originally used as a brothel, there was a great deal of debate about whether the building was an appropriate donation to the city when Anna Wilson, a notorious madam, willed it to the city upon her death.〔Federal Writers Project. (1939) ''Nebraska''. Nebraska State Historical Society. p 233.〕
==History==
Originally planned to be opened in 1889,〔(1891) ''The Medical Counselor.'' Medical Counselor Publishing Company. p 239.〕 the hospital was not opened until the late 1890s. Located in the city's original Sporting District, it was a three-story building with double-bay windows on the first and second floors, the house was equipped with 46 beds. The hospital was used exclusively for contagious diseases, and included a venereal clinic.
Anna Wilson, Omaha's most notorious and very rich madam, willed the building to the city upon her death. The mansion had been built as a brothel, and city officials and the public openly argued whether it was appropriate for the city to accept it as a gift. The city left much of the original ornamentation, minus the exterior stone porch columns, which were originally carved as nude women to advertise services inside the building.〔Federal Writers Project. (1939) p 233.〕 Racy artwork remained in the facility's bathrooms until the building was razed in the 1940s.〔Palmer, J. (2006) ("Omaha's Hidden History," ) ''Omaha World-Herald''. 9/3/06. Retrieved 7/18/07.〕
Students from the Creighton University School of Medicine were encouraged to intern at the hospital for many years.〔(1937) ''(The Creighton University: Its story. )'' Creighton University. Retrieved 4/5/08.〕
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