Oteen Veterans Administration Hospital Historic District

The complex includes 18 contributing buildings and 1 contributing structure featuring white frame Colonial Revival and yellow stucco Georgian Revival architectural elements.

The Veterans Administration hospital, established in September 1918, provided essential medical care for soldiers returning from World War I in western North Carolina.

The hospital district represents the United States government's commitment to providing healthcare facilities specifically designed and operated for military veterans.

Located on the north side of US 70, the medical complex continues to serve veterans through its modern facility constructed in 1967 adjacent to the original buildings.

The district encompasses specialized buildings including the Administration Building, multiple ward structures, kitchen facilities, dining halls, and separate dormitories for officers and nurses.

Location: Asheville

Inception: September 4, 1918

Architects: United States Department of Veterans Affairs

Architectural style: Colonial Revival architecture

GPS coordinates: 35.59080,-82.48470

Latest update: April 15, 2025 17:41