These comprise a large main building, and seven fine cottages, all situated upon the same site. The main building contains commodious parlors, dining halls, bath and movement rooms, etc., etc., while the other buildings are fitted up as private apartments for patients. By this means are secured that quiet and retirement which are of such paramount importance to the invalid, and which cannot be obtained in an institution where scores of suffering individuals are crowded together under one roof. HBH 12a.1