The St. Helena (Cal.) Sanitarium
THE following interesting description of the sanitarium was written by a patient, E. A. Graham, a teacher from Cleveland, Ohio:— “St. Helena Sanitarium certainly has one of the most delightful locations imaginable. Nestling, as it does, against the hillside, it commands an expansive sweep of the beautiful, cultivated valley below. Here one finds nature in her happiest moods. Those who love her in wooded haunts, may climb the hills and penetrate into the canyons, where she is very prodigal with her treasures.” “I have found no place in California more conducive to rest and renewed vigor for body and mind than the St. Helena Sanitarium. It is situated right in the heart of nature, and those who are not strong enough to ramble over the hills and through the canyons, may enjoy the lovely outlook from the wide verandas of the main building.” “One can scarcely imagine so complete a change from the turmoil and demands of city life. Here the tired heart and brain may rest, and gradually store up new vigor and strength for the burdens of life.” “Added to the natural attractions of the place are the many comforts and conveniences of the sanitarium, and the devoted and efficient services of physicians and nurses for those who need special care and attention.”