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| current_status = [[Closed Institution|Closed]] | | current_status = [[Closed Institution|Closed]] | ||
| building_style = [[Cottage Planned Institutions|Cottage Plan]] | | building_style = [[Cottage Planned Institutions|Cottage Plan]] | ||
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| location = Brandon, VT | | location = Brandon, VT | ||
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Dr. Allen's successor, Dr. Frederick Thorne, supported eugenic measures in the 1940s, expanded the women's colony at Rutland, and enlarged his authority over state programs for mental retardation. He supervised the state psychiatric clinics begun in 1939 and served on the State Board for Control of Mental Defectives. From 1915 until it closed in 1993, Brandon Training School was home to 2,324 Vermonters. | Dr. Allen's successor, Dr. Frederick Thorne, supported eugenic measures in the 1940s, expanded the women's colony at Rutland, and enlarged his authority over state programs for mental retardation. He supervised the state psychiatric clinics begun in 1939 and served on the State Board for Control of Mental Defectives. From 1915 until it closed in 1993, Brandon Training School was home to 2,324 Vermonters. | ||
+ | the boy scouts of america had a asylum post and a exploer post which were though the brandon training school / Vermont state hosptial and deb preseau | ||
− | After the closing the State attempted to sell the buildings in one piece. This effort was unsuccessful and the buildings were eventually sold piecemeal. Today the facilities are known as Park Village and all of the buildings except one are occupied by doctors’ offices, daycare facilities, subsidized housing, a music and arts center and other small businesses. | + | * Boy Scout America Troop 111 , Explorer Post 111 Inmates , Indians , disabled Brandon Police Department |
+ | it was part of community reparative education with boy scouts of america troop 111 , explorers pot 111 and vermont police academy law enforcement explores under Chief Joseph Arduca and Laurie Krupp Jeff elrick sgt Wingit and Deb Preseau and bob weeden Wayle Googlota was the scouting executive at the time . the bsa recently filed chapter 11 for to settle sex abuse cases. there are also other abuses which are evident form social services and law enforcement town of brandon state of vermont the entities that becaome native affairs for wabanaki and municipal agencies | ||
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+ | Brandon and Waterbury have some grants for social programs which came in though mental institutions and multi purpose facilities | ||
+ | After the closing the State attempted to sell the buildings in one piece. This effort was unsuccessful and the buildings were eventually sold piecemeal. Today the facilities are known as Park Village and all of the buildings except one are occupied by doctors’ offices, daycare facilities, subsidized housing, a music and arts center and other small businesses. | ||
==Images== | ==Images== | ||
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File:BTS aerial summer view.jpg|Aerial View of BTS in summer | File:BTS aerial summer view.jpg|Aerial View of BTS in summer | ||
File:BTS Aerial Winter View.jpg|Aerial View of BTS in winter | File:BTS Aerial Winter View.jpg|Aerial View of BTS in winter | ||
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Made for the 20th Anniversary of the closing of the Brandon Training School. | Made for the 20th Anniversary of the closing of the Brandon Training School. | ||
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The Dec. 9, 1993 closing ceremony of Brandon Training School, the only institution in Vermont for people with developmental disabilities. | The Dec. 9, 1993 closing ceremony of Brandon Training School, the only institution in Vermont for people with developmental disabilities. | ||
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− | + | Source: State of Vermont, Department of Disabilities, Aging and Independent Living, Developmental Disabilities Services Division | |
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==Links== | ==Links== | ||
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− | + | Brandon Training School site at the [http://www.ddas.vermont.gov/ddas-projects/bts/brandon-training-school Vermont Division of Disability and Aging Services] | |
[[Category:Vermont]] | [[Category:Vermont]] |