Ed et al, The correct name for the Sanitarium during the 1906-1938 period was The State Sanatorium for Tuberculosis. The History Library has the Biannual Financial reports for it but nothing else. The reports tell the number of people treated and other illnesses encountered while in residence. The most important thing they say is that the Sanitarium accepted people who could not pay for treatment and gave them preference on the waiting list. I have no idea who would have gotten the records when they stopped treating tuberculosis. It could be the state or the university. It is extremely hard though to get anyone to give up medical records because of patient confidentiality. You could try to get her death Cert from the county to see if it says TB as the cause of death. I think tuberculosis may have had some social stigma attached to it. Bekah