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English: The Lila Acheson Wallace, a barge launched 1973, was the final vessel used by the Floating Hospital, a healthcare organization in New York City. She served indigent children and their parents until 2003. Here, she sits at her moorings on Rondout Creek in Kingston, NY, where she awaits another use in 2022. |
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| Author | Peter Greenberg |
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North side of Rondout Creek, near E. Strand St and Sycamore St in Kingston, NY, USA
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