NOSC Harrisburg

Harrisburg State Hospital, formerly known as Pennsylvania State Lunatic Hospital, was Pennsylvania's first public facility dedicated to caring for the mentally ill and disabled. Operating from 1851 to 2006, the hospital's campus on Cameron and Maclay Streets housed patients from across the state, offering board, medical attention, and work therapy on its 183-acre farm. Under the guidance of social reformer Dorothea Dix, the hospital expanded over the years, adopting new architectural styles and increasing its capacity to over 2,000 patients. Renamed Harrisburg State Hospital in 1921, it became self-sufficient with its own farm, power plant, and stores, earning the nickname "the City" within its walls.Generated from the website

Located in the historic Commonwealth Keystone Building in Harrisburg PA this eatery offers a unique blend of local flavors and classic dishes. With a cozy atmosphere and a commitment to fresh ingredients it’s a perfect spot for both casual dining and special occasions. Guests can enjoy a diverse menu that highlights seasonal produce and regional specialties making each visit a delightful culinary experience. Generated from this place's information