
A Texas historical marker in downtown Odessa identifies the former site of an early sanitarium that opened in the 1880s and later became part of the city's civic history. The sanitarium no longer survives as an attraction, so this is a roadside plaque stop rather than a building visitors can enter.
Filed under weird history: real events too strange to have made the textbook.
Practical details from OpenStreetMap, licensed ODbL.

