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Danville Branch, National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers Historic District
(added 1992 - Vermilion County - #91001973)
Also known as Dept. of Veterans Affairs Medical Center;Danville Area Commu
1900 and 2000 E. Main St., Danville
(2970 acres, 47 buildings) |
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| Historic Significance: |
Event, Architecture/Engineering |
| Architect, builder, or engineer: |
Unknown |
| Architectural Style: |
Late Gothic Revival, Colonial Revival, Classical Revival |
| Area of Significance: |
Architecture, Health/Medicine |
| Period of Significance: |
1875-1899, 1900-1924, 1925-1949 |
| Owner: |
State , Federal |
| Historic Function: |
Funerary, Health Care |
| Historic Sub-function: |
Cemetery, Hospital |
| Current Function: |
Education, Funerary, Health Care |
| Current Sub-function: |
Cemetery, College, Hospital |
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