Mobile Infirmary Medical Center

Opened on October 21, 1910, on Ann Street north of Springhill Avenue, Mobile Infirmary consisted of 32 beds, a laboratory, and a state-of-the-art operating room. This facility served the Mobile community for 42 years and was financed by the volunteer work of a small group of dedicated women. However, as World War II raged, the need for expanded community medical facilities became clear.

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Opened on October 21, 1910, on Ann Street north of Springhill Avenue, Mobile Infirmary consisted of 32 beds, a laboratory, and a state-of-the-art operating room. This facility served the Mobile community for 42 years and was financed by the volunteer work of a small group of dedicated women. However, as World War II raged, the need for expanded community medical facilities became clear.

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