Mary Roff's Asylum was a mental health facility located in the late 19th century in the United States. It was named after Mary Roff, a woman who became a prominent figure in the history of mental health care. The asylum aimed to provide treatment and care for individuals with mental illnesses, focusing on humane practices during a time when such care was often inadequate. The facility was part of a broader movement to reform mental health treatment, emphasizing compassion and rehabilitation. Mary Roff's Asylum contributed to the evolving understanding of mental health, highlighting the importance of proper care and the need for societal support for those affected by mental illness.