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Clara C. Frye: Established the Clara Frye Hospital

Clara C. Frye worked for 20 years as a nurse in Tampa, Florida. She later established the Clara Frye Hospital so that African American patients could be treated. Frye was born in 1872, and moved to the Tampa, Florida area around 1901. Not much is known about her early life. In 1908, Frye was approached […]

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