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Spanish Military Hospital Museum

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St. Augustine, FL

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OVERVIEW

On Aviles Street, the museum recreates the Spanish Royal Hospital that treated the garrison from 1791, displaying period surgical tools and 18th-century medical practice; many soldiers died here of wounds and disease.

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Visitors and staff report footsteps, unexplained scents, self-opening doors, and apparitions in the wards.

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Open to the public as a museum.

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