East Orange VA Medical Center, Veterans Administration hospital in East Orange, United States
The East Orange VA Medical Center is a Veterans Administration hospital located on 34 acres in New Jersey with nine brick buildings displaying Art Deco architectural features. The campus sits on Tremont Avenue and combines practical medical facilities with distinctive 1950s design elements.
The facility developed on the former estate of businessman Louis Bamberger, which the Veterans Administration selected in 1946. Construction began in 1949 and the hospital opened in 1952 to serve military veterans.
The medical center stands as a representation of the United States' commitment to provide comprehensive healthcare services for military veterans.
The grounds offer free parking and wheelchair access to help visitors navigate the campus easily. A shuttle service connects different areas of the facility for those who need mobility assistance during their visit.
The facility received National Register of Historic Places recognition in 2018, acknowledging its importance as an example of third-generation veterans hospitals in America. This designation helps protect its original Art Deco design and construction features from alteration.
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