LEADER 00000cz a2200241n 4500 001 no 91006013 003 DLC 005 20061213114522.0 008 910307n| acannaab |a ana c 010 no 91006013 040 LU|cLU|dDLC 110 2 United States Marine Hospital No. 66 (Carville, La.) 410 2 National Leprosarium (U.S.) 410 2 U.S. Marine Hospital No. 66 (Carville, La.) 410 2 US Marine Hospital No. 66 (Carville, La.) 410 1 United States.|bMarine Hospital No. 66 (Carville, La.) 410 1 United States.|bPublic Health Service.|bMarine Hospital No. 66 (Carville, La.) 510 2 |wa|aLouisiana Leper Home 510 2 |wb|aPublic Health Service Hospital at Carville, La. 670 Hahn, A.M. Changes in the quality of patient care ... 1990 :|bleaf 14 (Louisiana Leper Home acquired by federal government 1921; became United States Marine Hospital Number 66) leaf 55 (official designation changed 1951 from United States Marine Hospital Number 66 to United States Public Health Service Hospital) 670 Star, Sept. 1944:|bcover p. 2 (United States Marine Hospital, National Leprosarium, Carville, La.) 670 LC manual auth. cd.|b(2/1/21, Louisiana Leper Home, taken over by Public Health Service, became U.S. Marine Hospital No. 66) 670 National Hansen's Disease Programs Web site, Dec. 13, 2006 |b(U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Health Resources and Services Administration, Bureau of Primary Health Care, National Hansen's Disease Programs; in 1894, five men and two women with Hansen's disease, then called leprosy, were brought by barge to an abandoned sugar plantation, known only as Indian Camp, on a bend of the Mississippi River between Baton Rouge and New Orleans. Now - more than a hundred years later - the Gillis W. Long Hansen's Disease Center, now known as the National Hansen's Disease Programs, is recognized worldwide for its achievement in Hansen's disease treatment, rehabilitation, training, and education; a place called by many names: Indian Camp, Woodlawn, Louisiana Leper Home, United States Marine Hospital #66, United States Marine Hospital, United States Public Health Service Hospital, National Hansen's Disease Center, Gillis W. Long Hansen's Disease Center, National Hansen's Disease Programs, and known to the rest of the world simply as Carville)