Haskell Home for Nurses - View this location on map This Colonial Revival building, built in 1922 as the New England Baptist School of Nursing, was a safe haven and home for young student nurses. Constructed by architect Edward S. Read, it was named after Boston businessman Edward H. Haskell. Nursing s professional role grew here from non-medical housekeeping tasks to increased responsibility and greater engagement in patient care and specialized procedures. The Haskell Home provided a secure, convenient environment where student nurses could be fed and housed close to their employer. 63 Parker Hill Ave., Boston, MA Historical

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