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| − | [[File:Francisco Goya - Casa de locos.jpg|thumb|[[Francisco de Goya]] (1746-1828), ''Casa de Locos'' (House of Fools) shows how "fools" were treated before specialized treatment was available.]] | + | [[File:Francisco de Goya - La casa de locos - Google Art Project.jpg|thumb|[[Francisco de Goya]] (1746-1828), ''Casa de Locos'' (House of Fools) shows how "fools" were treated before specialized treatment was available.]] |
| | [[Image:Narrenturm Vienna June 2006 577.jpg|thumb|The ''Narrenturm'' in [[Vienna]] (translates to fools' tower) was the first specialised building to lodge mentally ill patients. It was built in 1784. It is a [[museum]] of medical history today.]] | | [[Image:Narrenturm Vienna June 2006 577.jpg|thumb|The ''Narrenturm'' in [[Vienna]] (translates to fools' tower) was the first specialised building to lodge mentally ill patients. It was built in 1784. It is a [[museum]] of medical history today.]] |
| | A '''psychiatric hospital''' is a [[residential institution|residential facility]] where people with [[Mental illness|mental illnesses]] can be kept safe and receive treatment. | | A '''psychiatric hospital''' is a [[residential institution|residential facility]] where people with [[Mental illness|mental illnesses]] can be kept safe and receive treatment. |
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| | File:RetreatOriginalBuildingssm.jpg|[[York Retreat]], built in the late 18th century by [[William Tuke]], a pioneer in moral treatment of the mentally ill | | File:RetreatOriginalBuildingssm.jpg|[[York Retreat]], built in the late 18th century by [[William Tuke]], a pioneer in moral treatment of the mentally ill |
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| − | File:Vilnius Psychiatric Hospital 1.jpg|Republican Vilnius Psychiatric Hospital in Naujoji Vilnia, one of the largest health facilities in [[Lithuania]], built in 1902 | + | File:Vilnius Psychiatric Hospital 1.jpg|Republican Vilnius Psychiatric Hospital in Naujoji Vilnia, one of the largest health facilities in Lithuania, built in 1902 |
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| | File:Röykän sairaala.jpg|The [[Art Nouveau]]-styled Röykkä Hospital, formerly known as [[Nummela Sanatorium]], in [[Röykkä]], Finland | | File:Röykän sairaala.jpg|The [[Art Nouveau]]-styled Röykkä Hospital, formerly known as [[Nummela Sanatorium]], in [[Röykkä]], Finland |