Mature Tree in the Courtyard of the Fergus Falls Kirkbride Building
Taken June 2014
Fergus Falls Regional Treatment Center’s Kirkbride Building in Fergus Falls, Minnesota, is a late 19th-century psychiatric hospital complex. Designed on the Kirkbride plan, the building was intended to support treatment through architecture and orderly ward placement. The historic hospital closed in 2005.
Taken June 2014
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