CPS Camp Number 090

CPS Camp Number 090

Technical Agency: Mental Hospital

Summary:

CPS Unit No. 90, a Mental Hospital unit at Ypsilanti State Hospital near Ypsilanti, Michigan operated by Mennonite Central Committee, opened in March 1943 and closed in October 1946. The majority of the men served as ward attendants.

CPS Camp No. 90
CPS Camp No. 90, Ypsilanti, Michigan
Civilian Public Service, camp 90, Ypsilanti, Michigan. Bull-session in dormitory in the single men's quarters on A 2-1. Left to right: Daniel Diener, Ralph Buckwalter, Lloyd Conrad, Lawrence Hilty, Lawrence Greaser.
Photo 267a Box 2, Folder 13. MCC Photographs, Civilian Public Service, 1941-1947. IX-13-2.2. Mennonite Central Committee Photo Archive
CPS Camp No. 90
CPS Camp No. 90
Civilian Public Service, camp 90, Ypsilanti, Michigan. Vincent Kraybill, Mrs. Waldo Janzen, Roman Slabaugh.
Box 2, Folder 13. MCC Photographs, Civilian Public Service, 1941-1947. IX-13-2.2. Mennonite Central Committee Photo Archive
CPS Camp No. 90
CPS Camp No. 90
Civilian Public Service, camp 90, Ypsilanti, Michigan. Ralph Pletcher shaving patient.
Box 2, Folder 13. MCC Photographs, Civilian Public Service, 1941-1947. IX-13-2.2. Mennonite Central Committee Photo Archive
CPS Camp No. 90
CPS Camp No. 90
Civilian Public Service, camp 90, Ypsilanti, Michigan. A group picture showing most of the girls in the unit.
Box 2, Folder 13. MCC Photographs, Civilian Public Service, 1941-1947. IX-13-2.2. Mennonite Central Committee Photo Archive

Units:

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  • Location: Ypsilanti, Michigan | Opened: March 1943 | Closed: October 1946