Name	Location	Duration
1. Artesian I (formerly Nutter & Major, Nutter & Webster; became part of Martinsville II	north side Pike Street two blocks west of Main Street, across I & V Railroad tracks; just south of Martinsville Sanitarium I	1897-1898
Artesian II (formerly Colonial, Cohn-Bernard II)	south side Washington Street, one-half block west of the square	1955-1962; demolished 1963
2. Barnard (became Cohn-Barnard I)	south side Morgan Street three blocks west of square	1888-1926; sold to new owner
3. Buis (became Southern)	southeast corner Pike and Marion Streets, just north of Hill House	1915-1919; sold to new owner
4. Clark's	140 North Main Street	1901-?
Cohn Barnard I (formerly Barnard)	south side Morgan Street three blocks west of the square, on I & V Railroad tracks	1920-1940; destroyed by fire
Cohn Barnard II (formerly Colonial, became Artesian)	south side of Washington Street, one-half block west of square	1940-1955; sold to new owner
5. Colonial (became Cohn-Barnard II, Artesian)	south side of Washington Street, one-half block west of square	1906-1940; sold to new owner
6. Highland (Became New Highland)	west side Main Street four blocks north of square	1896-1929; additions 1921, 1929 sold to new owner
7. Hill House (also known as Hill-Cohn)	northeast corner Morgan and Marion Streets	1904-1933; sold to Schnaiter Lumber Company, demolished 1934
8. Home Lawn Mineral Springs (formerly Henderson Home Lawn, Henderson-Parks Home Lawn, Home Lawn Sanitarium)	south side Washington Street, five blocks east of square	1889-1968; sold to new owner; operated as Diamondhead until 1970
9. Martinsville (Mineral Springs) Sanitarium I	south side Harrison Street two blocks west of Main Street, across I & V Railroad tracks, just north of Nutter & Webster/Artesian I	1892-1898; combined with Artesian Sanitarium to make  Martinsville Sanitarium II
10.  Martinsville Sanitarium II (combination of  Martinsville [Mineral Springs ] Sanitarium I and Artesian Sanitarium I, formerly Nutter & Webster)	south side of Harrison Street two blocks west of Mian Street, across I&V Railroad tracks	1898-1957; donated and became Kennedy Memorial Christian Home, later Kennedy Living Center
11. National (formerly Cottage Hotel)	northwest corner of Morgan and Mulberry Streets, just east of Hill House	1895-1937; destroyed by fire 1944
New Highland (formerly Highland)	west side North Main Street four blocks north of square	1923-1951; damaged by fire and abandoned until 1970; coverted into Morgan House
Nutter & Webster (formerly Nutter & Major, became Artesian I, then part of Martinsville II)	north side Pike Street three blocks west of Main Street, across I&V Railroad tracks, just north of original Martinsville I	c. 1890-1897; sold to new owner
Southern Sanitarium (formerly Buis)	southeast corner Pike and Marion Streets, just north of Hill House	1920-1926; sold to Branch Grain and Seed Co. and demolished
12. Whiting (Mineral Springs) Sanitarium	northeast corner of Harrison and Mulberry	1923-1949; destroyed by fire