Hensley Asylum for Infirm Ladies and Needful Girls - Revision history

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	In 2018, the Hensley Foundation sold the asylum grounds to [[High Country Ventures]], a development company with plans for a vacation home village at the site<ref>[[Memory Garden]], Chapter 1</ref>. A condition of the sale required the graves to be relocated to the [[Bluebunch Glen Memory Garden]] outside [[Samuelton]].		In 2018, the Hensley Foundation sold the asylum grounds to [[High Country Ventures]], a development company with plans for a vacation home village at the site<ref>[[Memory Garden]], Chapter 1</ref>. A condition of the sale required the graves to be relocated to the [[Bluebunch Glen Memory Garden]] outside [[Samuelton]].

	{{#spoiler:[[File:Hensley_Asylum_Grounds_and_Cemetery.pdf\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Hensley Asylum Grounds]]'''Map: Hensley Asylum for Infirm Ladies and Needful Girls'''<~~br /~~>This map shows the Hensley Asylum grounds during the summer of 2018 with initial construction and the cemetery relocation underway. The location of the cemetery is indicated, as are the foundations of the burned out asylum building and other structures, some intact and some razed.<br />		{{#spoiler:[[File:Hensley_Asylum_Grounds_and_Cemetery.pdf\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Hensley Asylum Grounds]]'''Map: Hensley Asylum for Infirm Ladies and Needful Girls'''<p>This map shows the Hensley Asylum grounds during the summer of 2018 with initial construction and the cemetery relocation underway. The location of the cemetery is indicated, as are the foundations of the burned out asylum building and other structures, some intact and some razed.</p>
	<~~br /~~>At this point, only the roads servicing future homesites have been constructed in the forest on the north side of the [[Palmer River]]. Plans for additional development on the south side of the river await completion of the cemetery relocation to [[Bluebunch Glen Memory Garden]].<br />		<p>At this point, only the roads servicing future homesites have been constructed in the forest on the north side of the [[Palmer River]]. Plans for additional development on the south side of the river await completion of the cemetery relocation to [[Bluebunch Glen Memory Garden]].<br />
	<~~br /~~>In the cemetery, individual graves are shown in tan. The graves of Alice and Grace Hensley and the grave in which contemporaneous remains were found are shown in pale orange.<br />		<p>In the cemetery, individual graves are shown in tan. The graves of Alice and Grace Hensley and the grave in which contemporaneous remains were found are shown in pale orange.</p>
	<~~br /~~>In addition to homesites on both sides of the river, a lodge/community center is planned at the site of the former asylum. The original asylum wall will be removed, except for portions which will be integrated into the new facility design.}}		<p>In addition to homesites on both sides of the river, a lodge/community center is planned at the site of the former asylum. The original asylum wall will be removed, except for portions which will be integrated into the new facility design.</p>}}

	'''Cemetery'''<br />		'''Cemetery'''<br />
	During its years of operation, the Hensley Asylum saw many deaths due to the effects of age and illness among the so-called "infirm ladies" or complications of childbirth among the "needful girls." Because most of the residents of the asylum were indigent and had no one to claim their remains, they were buried in a small cemetery adjacent to the asylum grounds. 318 women and girls were interred between 1921 and 1942. ~~In addition, nearly a hundred~~ infants—newborns ~~and~~ stillborns—were ~~buried~~.		During its years of operation, the Hensley Asylum saw many deaths due to the effects of age and illness among the so-called "infirm ladies" or complications of childbirth among the "needful girls." Because most of the residents of the asylum were indigent and had no one to claim their remains, they were buried in a small cemetery adjacent to the asylum grounds. 318 women and girls were interred between 1921 and 1942, though only 216 were identified by name during the cemetery relocation. The remains of 94 unnamed infants—newborns or stillborns—were also identified at the site.

	[[Alice Hensley]], wife of Dalton, and his daughter, [[Grace Hensley\|Grace]] are also buried in the cemetery.<ref>[[Crossroad]], Chapter 27</ref>		[[Alice Hensley]], wife of Dalton, and his daughter, [[Grace Hensley\|Grace]] are also buried in the cemetery.<ref>[[Crossroad]], Chapter 27</ref>

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	[[File:Hensley_Home.pdf\|page=1\|250px\|thumb\|right\|Sign for the Dn. Hensley Asylum for Infirm Ladies and Needful Girls, Established 1921]]Founded in 1921 by the lumber and mining baron [[Dalton Hensley]], the asylum's original mission was the care of young, unwed mothers and elderly women no one else would help. After Hensley's death, the institution was overseen by the Hensley Foundation, which also did philanthropic work throughout Oregon. In time, the Foundation decided split the asylum into two facilities, the [[Hensley School]] for pregnant teens) and [[Crestview Assisted Living]] for elderly residents. The original asylum was closed in 1942 and left to fall into ruin for many decades.		[[File:Hensley_Home.pdf\|page=1\|250px\|thumb\|right\|Sign for the Dn. Hensley Asylum for Infirm Ladies and Needful Girls, Established 1921]]Founded in 1921 by the lumber and mining baron [[Dalton Hensley]], the asylum's original mission was the care of young, unwed mothers and elderly women no one else would help. After Hensley's death, the institution was overseen by the [[Hensley Foundation]], which also did philanthropic work throughout Oregon. In time, the Foundation decided split the asylum into two facilities, the [[Hensley School]] for pregnant teens) and [[Crestview Assisted Living]] for elderly residents. The original asylum was closed in 1942 and left to fall into ruin for many decades.

	The asylum ~~consists~~ of a U-shaped, three-story stone building with two wings, enclosed by a high basalt wall. A water tower and maintenance building which included a steam heat plant are located behind the main building.		The asylum consisted of a U-shaped, three-story stone building with two wings, enclosed by a high basalt wall. A water tower and maintenance building which included a steam heat plant are located behind the main building.

	Outside the wall at the edge of the forest is a small cemetery where indigent women and girls who died at the asylum were buried. In addition, both [[Alice Hensley]] and [[Grace Hensley]] are buried here. Their untimely deaths inspired Dalton Hensley to found the institution.		Outside the wall at the edge of the forest is a small cemetery where indigent women and girls who died at the asylum were buried. In addition, both [[Alice Hensley]] and [[Grace Hensley]] are buried here. Their untimely deaths inspired Dalton Hensley to found the institution.

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	In 2018, the Hensley Foundation sold the asylum grounds to [[High Country Ventures]], a development company with plans for a vacation home village at the site<ref>[[Memory Garden]], Chapter 1</ref>. A condition of the sale required the graves to be relocated to the [[Bluebunch Glen Memory Garden]] outside [[Samuelton]].		In 2018, the Hensley Foundation sold the asylum grounds to [[High Country Ventures]], a development company with plans for a vacation home village at the site<ref>[[Memory Garden]], Chapter 1</ref>. A condition of the sale required the graves to be relocated to the [[Bluebunch Glen Memory Garden]] outside [[Samuelton]].

	{{#spoiler:[[File:Hensley_Asylum_Grounds_and_Cemetery.pdf\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Hensley Asylum Grounds]]'''Map: Hensley Asylum for Infirm Ladies and Needful Girls'''<br />This ~~maps~~ shows the Hensley Asylum grounds during the summer of 2018 as the cemetery relocation ~~was~~ underway. The ~~position~~ of ~~identified graves~~ is indicated, as are the foundations of the burned out asylum building.<br />		{{#spoiler:[[File:Hensley_Asylum_Grounds_and_Cemetery.pdf\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Hensley Asylum Grounds]]'''Map: Hensley Asylum for Infirm Ladies and Needful Girls'''<br />This map shows the Hensley Asylum grounds during the summer of 2018 with initial construction and the cemetery relocation underway. The location of the cemetery is indicated, as are the foundations of the burned out asylum building and other structures, some intact and some razed.<br />
	<br />At this point, only the roads servicing future homesites have been constructed in the forest on the north side of the [[Palmer River]]. Plans for additional development on the south side of the river await completion of the cemetery relocation to [[Bluebunch Glen Memory Garden]].<br />		<br />At this point, only the roads servicing future homesites have been constructed in the forest on the north side of the [[Palmer River]]. Plans for additional development on the south side of the river await completion of the cemetery relocation to [[Bluebunch Glen Memory Garden]].<br />
	<br />~~Gravesites~~ are shown in tan~~, with the~~ graves of Alice and Grace Hensley in pale orange.<br />		<br />In the cemetery, individual graves are shown in tan. The graves of Alice and Grace Hensley and the grave in which contemporaneous remains were found are shown in pale orange.<br />
	<br />In addition to homesites on both sides of the river, a lodge/community center is planned at the site of the former asylum. The original asylum wall will be removed, except for portions which will be integrated into the new facility design.}}		<br />In addition to homesites on both sides of the river, a lodge/community center is planned at the site of the former asylum. The original asylum wall will be removed, except for portions which will be integrated into the new facility design.}}


	'''Cemetery'''<br />		'''Cemetery'''<br />

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	Outside the wall at the edge of the forest is a small cemetery where indigent women and girls who died at the asylum were buried. In addition, both [[Alice Hensley]] and [[Grace Hensley]] are buried here. Their untimely deaths inspired Dalton Hensley to found the institution.		Outside the wall at the edge of the forest is a small cemetery where indigent women and girls who died at the asylum were buried. In addition, both [[Alice Hensley]] and [[Grace Hensley]] are buried here. Their untimely deaths inspired Dalton Hensley to found the institution.

	In 2018, the Hensley Foundation sold the asylum grounds to [[High Country Ventures]],a development company with plans for a vacation home village at the site<ref>[[Memory Garden]], Chapter 1</ref>. A condition of the sale required the graves to be relocated to the [[Bluebunch Glen Memory Garden]] outside [[Samuelton]].		In 2018, the Hensley Foundation sold the asylum grounds to [[High Country Ventures]], a development company with plans for a vacation home village at the site<ref>[[Memory Garden]], Chapter 1</ref>. A condition of the sale required the graves to be relocated to the [[Bluebunch Glen Memory Garden]] outside [[Samuelton]].

	{{#spoiler:[[File:Hensley_Asylum_Grounds_and_Cemetery.pdf\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Hensley Asylum Grounds]]'''Map: Hensley Asylum for Infirm Ladies and Needful Girls'''<br />This maps shows the Hensley Asylum grounds during the summer of 2018 as the cemetery relocation was underway. The position of identified graves is indicated, as are the foundations of the burned out asylum building.<br />		{{#spoiler:[[File:Hensley_Asylum_Grounds_and_Cemetery.pdf\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Hensley Asylum Grounds]]'''Map: Hensley Asylum for Infirm Ladies and Needful Girls'''<br />This maps shows the Hensley Asylum grounds during the summer of 2018 as the cemetery relocation was underway. The position of identified graves is indicated, as are the foundations of the burned out asylum building.<br />

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	<br />Gravesites are shown in tan, with the graves of Alice and Grace Hensley in pale orange.<br />		<br />Gravesites are shown in tan, with the graves of Alice and Grace Hensley in pale orange.<br />
	<br />In addition to homesites on both sides of the river, a lodge/community center is planned at the site of the former asylum. The original asylum wall will be removed, except for portions which will be integrated into the new facility design.}}		<br />In addition to homesites on both sides of the river, a lodge/community center is planned at the site of the former asylum. The original asylum wall will be removed, except for portions which will be integrated into the new facility design.}}


	'''Cemetery'''<br />		'''Cemetery'''<br />
	During its years of operation, the Hensley Asylum saw many deaths due to the effects of age and illness among the so-called "infirm ladies" or complications of childbirth among the "needful girls." Because most of the residents of the asylum were indigent~~, they~~ had no one to ~~arrange funerals and thus~~ were buried in a small cemetery adjacent to the asylum grounds. 318 women and girls were ~~buried here~~ between 1921 and 1942~~, when the facility closed~~. In addition, nearly a hundred infants—newborns and stillborns—were buried.		During its years of operation, the Hensley Asylum saw many deaths due to the effects of age and illness among the so-called "infirm ladies" or complications of childbirth among the "needful girls." Because most of the residents of the asylum were indigent and had no one to claim their remains, they were buried in a small cemetery adjacent to the asylum grounds. 318 women and girls were interred between 1921 and 1942. In addition, nearly a hundred infants—newborns and stillborns—were buried.

	[[Alice Hensley]], wife of Dalton, and his daughter, [[Grace Hensley\|Grace]] are also buried in the cemetery.<ref>[[Crossroad]], Chapter 27</ref>		[[Alice Hensley]], wife of Dalton, and his daughter, [[Grace Hensley\|Grace]] are also buried in the cemetery.<ref>[[Crossroad]], Chapter 27</ref>

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	Outside the wall at the edge of the forest is a small cemetery where indigent women and girls who died at the asylum were buried. In addition, both [[Alice Hensley]] and [[Grace Hensley]] are buried here. Their untimely deaths inspired Dalton Hensley to found the institution.		Outside the wall at the edge of the forest is a small cemetery where indigent women and girls who died at the asylum were buried. In addition, both [[Alice Hensley]] and [[Grace Hensley]] are buried here. Their untimely deaths inspired Dalton Hensley to found the institution.

	In 2018, the Hensley Foundation sold the asylum grounds to a development company ~~that planned to build~~ a vacation home village at the ~~location~~. A condition of the sale required the graves to be relocated to the [[Bluebunch Glen Memory Garden]] outside [[Samuelton]].		In 2018, the Hensley Foundation sold the asylum grounds to [[High Country Ventures]],a development company with plans for a vacation home village at the site<ref>[[Memory Garden]], Chapter 1</ref>. A condition of the sale required the graves to be relocated to the [[Bluebunch Glen Memory Garden]] outside [[Samuelton]].

	{{#spoiler:[[File:Hensley_Asylum_Grounds_and_Cemetery.pdf\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Hensley Asylum Grounds]]'''Map: Hensley Asylum for Infirm Ladies and Needful Girls'''<br />This maps shows the Hensley Asylum grounds during the summer of 2018 as the cemetery relocation was underway. The position of identified graves is indicated, as are the foundations of the burned out asylum building.<br />		{{#spoiler:[[File:Hensley_Asylum_Grounds_and_Cemetery.pdf\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Hensley Asylum Grounds]]'''Map: Hensley Asylum for Infirm Ladies and Needful Girls'''<br />This maps shows the Hensley Asylum grounds during the summer of 2018 as the cemetery relocation was underway. The position of identified graves is indicated, as are the foundations of the burned out asylum building.<br />
	<br />At this point, only the roads servicing future homesites have been constructed in the forest on the north side of the [[Palmer River]]. Plans for additional development on the south side of the river await completion of the cemetery relocation to [[Bluebunch Glen Memory Garden]].<br />		<br />At this point, only the roads servicing future homesites have been constructed in the forest on the north side of the [[Palmer River]]. Plans for additional development on the south side of the river await completion of the cemetery relocation to [[Bluebunch Glen Memory Garden]].<br />
	<br />Gravesites are shown in tan, with the graves of Alice and Grace Hensley in pale orange.<br />		<br />Gravesites are shown in tan, with the graves of Alice and Grace Hensley in pale orange.<br />
	<br />In addition to homesites on both sides of the river, a community center is planned at the site of the former asylum. The original asylum wall will be removed, except for portions which will be integrated into the new facility design.}}		<br />In addition to homesites on both sides of the river, a lodge/community center is planned at the site of the former asylum. The original asylum wall will be removed, except for portions which will be integrated into the new facility design.}}

			'''Cemetery'''<br />
			During its years of operation, the Hensley Asylum saw many deaths due to the effects of age and illness among the so-called "infirm ladies" or complications of childbirth among the "needful girls." Because most of the residents of the asylum were indigent, they had no one to arrange funerals and thus were buried in a small cemetery adjacent to the asylum grounds. 318 women and girls were buried here between 1921 and 1942, when the facility closed. In addition, nearly a hundred infants—newborns and stillborns—were buried.

			[[Alice Hensley]], wife of Dalton, and his daughter, [[Grace Hensley\|Grace]] are also buried in the cemetery.<ref>[[Crossroad]], Chapter 27</ref>

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==
	* [[Crossroad]]		* [[Crossroad]]
	* [[Memory Garden]]		* [[Memory Garden]]

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	Outside the wall at the edge of the forest is a small cemetery where indigent women and girls who died at the asylum were buried. In addition, both [[Alice Hensley]] and [[Grace Hensley]] are buried here. Their untimely deaths inspired Dalton Hensley to found the institution.		Outside the wall at the edge of the forest is a small cemetery where indigent women and girls who died at the asylum were buried. In addition, both [[Alice Hensley]] and [[Grace Hensley]] are buried here. Their untimely deaths inspired Dalton Hensley to found the institution.

	In 2018, the Hensley Foundation sold the asylum grounds to a development company that planned to build a vacation home village at the location. A condition of the sale required the graves to be relocated the [[Bluebunch Glen Memory Garden]] outside [[Samuelton]].		In 2018, the Hensley Foundation sold the asylum grounds to a development company that planned to build a vacation home village at the location. A condition of the sale required the graves to be relocated to the [[Bluebunch Glen Memory Garden]] outside [[Samuelton]].

	{{#spoiler:[[File:Hensley_Asylum_Grounds_and_Cemetery.pdf\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Hensley Asylum Grounds]]'''Map: Hensley Asylum for Infirm Ladies and Needful Girls'''<br />This maps shows the Hensley Asylum grounds during the summer of 2018 as the cemetery relocation was underway. The position of identified graves is indicated, as are the foundations of the burned out asylum building.<br />		{{#spoiler:[[File:Hensley_Asylum_Grounds_and_Cemetery.pdf\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Hensley Asylum Grounds]]'''Map: Hensley Asylum for Infirm Ladies and Needful Girls'''<br />This maps shows the Hensley Asylum grounds during the summer of 2018 as the cemetery relocation was underway. The position of identified graves is indicated, as are the foundations of the burned out asylum building.<br />
	<br />At this point, only the roads servicing future homesites have been constructed in the forest on the north side of the [[Palmer River]]. Plans for additional development on the south side of the river await completion of the cemetery relocation to [[Bluebunch Glen Memory Garden]].<br />		<br />At this point, only the roads servicing future homesites have been constructed in the forest on the north side of the [[Palmer River]]. Plans for additional development on the south side of the river await completion of the cemetery relocation to [[Bluebunch Glen Memory Garden]].<br />
	<br />Gravesites are shown in tan, with the graves of Alice and Grace Hensley in pale orange.}}		<br />Gravesites are shown in tan, with the graves of Alice and Grace Hensley in pale orange.<br />
			<br />In addition to homesites on both sides of the river, a community center is planned at the site of the former asylum. The original asylum wall will be removed, except for portions which will be integrated into the new facility design.}}

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	{{#spoiler:[[File:Hensley_Asylum_Grounds_and_Cemetery.pdf\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Hensley Asylum Grounds]]'''Map: Hensley Asylum for Infirm Ladies and Needful Girls'''<br />This maps shows the Hensley Asylum grounds during the summer of 2018 as the cemetery relocation was underway. The position of identified graves is indicated, as are the foundations of the burned out asylum building.<br />		{{#spoiler:[[File:Hensley_Asylum_Grounds_and_Cemetery.pdf\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Hensley Asylum Grounds]]'''Map: Hensley Asylum for Infirm Ladies and Needful Girls'''<br />This maps shows the Hensley Asylum grounds during the summer of 2018 as the cemetery relocation was underway. The position of identified graves is indicated, as are the foundations of the burned out asylum building.<br />
	<br />		<br />At this point, only the roads servicing future homesites have been constructed in the forest on the north side of the [[Palmer River]]. Plans for additional development on the south side of the river await completion of the cemetery relocation to [[Bluebunch Glen Memory Garden]].<br />
	At this point, only the roads servicing future homesites have been constructed in the forest on the north side of the [[Palmer River]]. Plans for additional development on the south side of the river await completion of the cemetery relocation to [[Bluebunch Glen Memory Garden]].}}		<br />Gravesites are shown in tan, with the graves of Alice and Grace Hensley in pale orange.}}

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	In 2018, the Hensley Foundation sold the asylum grounds to a development company that planned to build a vacation home village at the location. A condition of the sale required the graves to be relocated the [[Bluebunch Glen Memory Garden]] outside [[Samuelton]].		In 2018, the Hensley Foundation sold the asylum grounds to a development company that planned to build a vacation home village at the location. A condition of the sale required the graves to be relocated the [[Bluebunch Glen Memory Garden]] outside [[Samuelton]].

	{{#spoiler:[[File:Hensley_Asylum_Grounds_and_Cemetery.pdf\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Hensley Asylum Grounds]]'''Map: Hensley Asylum for Infirm Ladies and Needful Girls'''<br />This maps shows the Hensley Asylum grounds during the summer of 2018 as the cemetery relocation was underway. The position of identified graves is indicated, as are the foundations of the burned out asylum building.		{{#spoiler:[[File:Hensley_Asylum_Grounds_and_Cemetery.pdf\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Hensley Asylum Grounds]]'''Map: Hensley Asylum for Infirm Ladies and Needful Girls'''<br />This maps shows the Hensley Asylum grounds during the summer of 2018 as the cemetery relocation was underway. The position of identified graves is indicated, as are the foundations of the burned out asylum building.<br />
			<br />
	At this point, only the roads servicing future homesites have been constructed in the forest on the north side of the [[Palmer River]]. Plans for additional development on the south side of the river await completion of the cemetery relocation to [[Bluebunch Glen Memory Garden]].}}		At this point, only the roads servicing future homesites have been constructed in the forest on the north side of the [[Palmer River]]. Plans for additional development on the south side of the river await completion of the cemetery relocation to [[Bluebunch Glen Memory Garden]].}}

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	In 2018, the Hensley Foundation sold the asylum grounds to a development company that planned to build a vacation home village at the location. A condition of the sale required the graves to be relocated the [[Bluebunch Glen Memory Garden]] outside [[Samuelton]].		In 2018, the Hensley Foundation sold the asylum grounds to a development company that planned to build a vacation home village at the location. A condition of the sale required the graves to be relocated the [[Bluebunch Glen Memory Garden]] outside [[Samuelton]].

			{{#spoiler:[[File:Hensley_Asylum_Grounds_and_Cemetery.pdf\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Hensley Asylum Grounds]]'''Map: Hensley Asylum for Infirm Ladies and Needful Girls'''<br />This maps shows the Hensley Asylum grounds during the summer of 2018 as the cemetery relocation was underway. The position of identified graves is indicated, as are the foundations of the burned out asylum building.

			At this point, only the roads servicing future homesites have been constructed in the forest on the north side of the [[Palmer River]]. Plans for additional development on the south side of the river await completion of the cemetery relocation to [[Bluebunch Glen Memory Garden]].}}


	==Appearances==		==Appearances==