Papers, 1846-1946.

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Papers, 1846-1946.

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Alphabetical files on Brooklyn hospitals, and medical and charitable organizations, including bylaws, funding appeals, reports, meeting programs and notices, correspondence, clippings, and brochures on such organizations as the Brooklyn Medical Association, 1846; Brooklyn Medical Society; Brooklyn Juvenile Probation Association, 1921-1931; Brooklyn Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor, 1889-1935; Associated Physicians of Long Island, 1898-1933; Brooklyn Physicians Economic League, 1898-1916; Brooklyn Surgical Society, 1858-1923; Homeopathic Medical Society of Kings County, 1875-1924; Long Island College Hospital Medical School, 1917-1925; and Professional Guild of Kings County, 1919-1928. Files on history of library of Medical Society of the County of Kings, 1870-1926; and meeting, dinner, and course announcements, 1931-1946, including many addressed to Charles Frankenberger.

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Brooklyn Medical Association.

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Frankenberger, Charles.

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Brooklyn Juvenile Probation Association.

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The age of social reform and an immigration boom in the mid 19th century brought the plight of ill, impoverished, and disadvantaged citizens to the forefront of concerns in urban cities. New York City was a national leader in addressing the needs of neglected, orphaned, and deliquent children. The earliest charity organizations for children were established during this period; in Brooklyn, they were the Orphan Asylum Society of the City of Brooklyn, founded in 1833, and the Roman Ca...

Homeopathic Medical Society of Kings County.

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Long Island College Hospital. Medical School.

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Browning, William, 1855-1941

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Professional Guild of Kings County.

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Brooklyn Physicians Economic League.

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Brooklyn Medical Society.

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Medical Society of the County of Kings (Kings County, N.Y.)

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The Medical Society of the County of Kings was founded in 1822, though the impetus for its founding had occurred in 1806, when the New York State Legislature, alarmed by increasing numbers of individuals falsely passing themselves off as medical professionals, passed "An Act to Incorporate Medical Societies for the Purpose of Regulating Physic and Surgery in this State." In accordance with the Act, each county in New York was to incorporate its own medical society comprised of its r...

Brooklyn Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor

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The Brooklyn Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor was founded in 1843. For the first several decades of its existence, the Association based its operations at several temporary locations throughout the neighborhoods of Brooklyn Heights and Downtown Brooklyn. Its first permanent offices were established in 1884 at 104 Livingston Street, and were relocated to 401 State Street in 1926. The aim of the Association's work was to improve the physical and moral condition of B...

Brooklyn Surgical Society.

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Associated Physicians of Long Island

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