Visiting Day at Flood Refuge Hospital Sikeston 1937

Visiting day occurs at an improvised hospital for flood refugees in Sikeston, Missouri, in February 1937. Sikeston, in Scott County, faced severe flooding, prompting the creation of temporary medical facilities. These locations provided essential care for displaced individuals, reflecting the communitys response to natural disasters.

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