Hotel Providence (Hospital E) and Hotel Providence Annex (Hospital C)
The remaining four buildings, the Paris, Providence, Providence Annex and the Royal, were located about two blocks down the hill from the Cosmopolitain, and were grouped in close proximity on, and near, the corners of two intersecting streets. Of these buildings the Providence was the largest, with an estimated bed capacity of 225. Ancient, and in poor repair, this building was a four-story V-shaped structure with a long wing extending at right angles on either side of the entrance.
[Hitz, p. 49]
Hotel de la Providence (postcard image captured from eBay)
Hotel de la Providence (postcard image captured from eBay)
Hotel de la Providence and view of its gardens (postcard image captured from eBay)
Hotel de la Providence (image from the unit history of Base Hospital 32)
Personnel of Hospital E (Hotel de la Providence) (image from the unit history of Base Hospital 32)
View of Rue du Pont Rouge (today Rue de Galerie Hirschauer) with Hotel de la Providence on the right (image from the Mahoning Valley Historical Society, Youngstown, OH)
Site of the Hotel de la Providence (Google Maps street view)
Diagonally across the street from the Providence, on the opposite corner, was the four-story Hotel de Paris, with a bed capacity of 200, and back of, and adjoining it, was a somewhat smaller three-story building, the Providence Annex, accommodating about 125 beds.
[Hitz, p. 49]
Avenue de la Gare with Hotel de la Providence Annex on the left (postcard image captured from eBay)
Annex of Hotel de la Providence (Hospital C) (image from the Unit History of Base Hospital 32)
Personnel of Hospital C (Hotel de la Providence Annex) (image from the Unit History of Base Hospital 32)
Hotel de la Providence Annex (image from the National Library of Medicine)
Google street view, former Hotel de la Providence Annex (image from Google Maps street view)