Cornick Bungalows
In 1907 Dr. Boyd Cornick built 30 cottages here as part of his pioneer efforts in treatment of tuberculosis. Having previously recovered from the often-fatal disease, Cornick found that rest, a dry, warm, climate, and proper diet were an effective cure. These new methods replaced common treatments of the day, including hot cane juice, honey with wine, and arsenic. Patients came here from all over the U.S. About 1910 Cornick drew up Texas' first sanitary code and later influenced the building of the first State Tuberculosis Sanitarium at Carlsbad, Texas. (1968)
31.4774° N, 100.4317° W
Where to Find It
902 N. Main St., at site of old hospital, San Angelo
Nearby Markers
- 0.6 mi W Immanuel Baptist Church San Angelo
- 0.7 mi S Eckert House San Angelo
- 0.9 mi S First Baptist Church of San Angelo San Angelo
- 1 mi S Sacred Heart Catholic Church San Angelo
- 1 mi SW Guadalupe Elementary School San Angelo
- 1 mi SW First Presbyterian Church San Angelo