Tales of Tuberculosis The History of Firland October 18, 2025 at the Shoreline Library

Shoreline, WALocal News

The Shoreline Library will host "Tales of Tuberculosis: The History of Firland" on October 18, 2025, focusing on the significant role of Firland as a tuberculosis sanatorium. The presentation will explore the impact of the tuberculosis epidemic on the local population and the healthcare responses that emerged. As community members gather, they will hear from local historians who will share firsthand accounts and research findings. The event highlights how historical health crises shape modern health policies and community awareness. Understanding the legacy of Firland is essential for grasping the evolution of healthcare in Shoreline.

Attendees will also learn about the broader implications of infectious diseases on public health infrastructure. This educational opportunity aims to foster a sense of connection to the community's history. Residents are encouraged to participate and contribute to the ongoing dialogue about health and wellness in Shoreline.

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