Discover the Legacy of FAMU Hospital Babies
Uncovering Our Shared History
Join us in our mission to identify and document the lives of those born at the historic FAMU Hospital. Help us preserve the stories of a community that thrived against the odds.
Our Mission
To document and celebrate the rich history of individuals born at FAMU Hospital.
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Find out how you can contribute to our project and help us uncover more stories.
Share Your Story
Were you or a family member born at FAMU Hospital? Share your story with us.
A Pillar of Hope and Health
From the 1920s to the 1970s, FAMU Hospital stood as a beacon of hope and health for African Americans in North Florida. It was the only healthcare provider for the black community during a time of segregation and limited medical access. The hospital not only provided essential medical services but also fostered a sense of community and resilience among its patients and staff.
Over the decades, FAMU Hospital became a symbol of progress and empowerment. It was a place where black doctors, nurses, and medical staff could practice and excel in their professions. The hospital’s legacy is a testament to the strength and determination of the African American community in the face of adversity.
Read About The Hospitals History
FAMU Hospital History
FAMU Hospital Closure
Black Physicians Legacy
Locating ‘FAMU Babies’
LEARN ABOUT OUR MISSION
The FAMU Hospital Babies Project
Preserving Our Heritage
Led by Project Coordinator Shauna Smith, the FAMU Hospital Babies Project aims to identify and document individuals born at the historic FAMU Hospital, as well as the dedicated staff who worked there. This project seeks to honor the legacy of the hospital and its significant role in the African American community from 1951 to 1971.
We invite you to join us in this important endeavor. Whether you were born at FAMU Hospital, know someone who was, or have stories to share about the hospital’s impact, your contributions are invaluable to preserving this vital piece of history.
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