In "Fever 1793," Bush Hill is depicted as a mansion in Philadelphia that serves as a temporary hospital during the yellow fever epidemic. It is overcrowded, unsanitary, and chaotic, with sick patients being tended to by overwhelmed nurses and physicians. The conditions at Bush Hill highlight the devastation and desperation caused by the epidemic.
in 1793, Stephen Girard helped renovate Bush Hill into a Hospital for Fever victims. Previously, Bush Hill had a reputation of criminals and dead bodies over the floors.
Bush Hill hospital.
Bush Hill
Jean Deveze was a french doctor, who worked at Bush Hill during the time of the yellow fever epidemic, in Philadelphia in 1793.
Bush Hill Hospital was located in Northeast Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It was a psychiatric facility that operated from the late 19th century to the mid-20th century.
It was the Yellow Fever that struck Philadelphia in 1793. It was a pandemic, meaning that it spread throughout the country.
Philadelphia
Yes,bush hill is real.
1793 in Philadelphia
William Hill Brown died in 1793.
Yellow fever struck Philadelphia in the year 1793. The epidemic caused widespread devastation, with thousands of people succumbing to the disease.