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Goshen Hospital to open 1953 time capsule on Monday

Randy Christophel, Goshen Health President and Chief Executive Officer and Mark Podgorski, Vice President of Operations, Goshen Health locating the time capsule in the 1953 cornerstone. (photo/Goshen Health)

Goshen Hospital will be opening a time capsule that was buried more than 60 years ago.

It was buried in the wall of the original hospital entrance in November of 1953. It will opened at a public ceremony on February 24 at 11 a.m.

Goshen Health President and Chief Executive Officer Randy Christophel said they hope to get a glimpse into their predecessors’ vision for health care in the community, and called it “an invaluable part” of their history.

The contents will be resealed into a new time capsule that will be included in the new patient tower, which is under construction.

 

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