Syracuse hospitals collection, 1851-1984.

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Syracuse hospitals collection, 1851-1984.

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Vertical file of clippings, articles, bulletins, photographs, and brochures, 1893-1984, on City Hospital, Community-General, Crouse Irving, Syracuse Memorial, Hospital of the Good Shepherd, General Hospital of Syracuse, Onondaga County Hospital, St. Joseph's, the VA Hospital, and the Syracuse State Psychopathic Hospital. Annual reports and bulletins from the New York State Asylum for Idiots, later the Syracuse State Institution for Feeble-Minded Children, 1851-1908; Crouse Irving Hospital, 1913-1962; St. Joseph's Hospital, 1892-1948; Hospital of the Good Shepherd, 1900-1913; Syracuse Hospital for Women and Children, 1896-1913; Syracuse Memorial Hospital, 1924-1949; and Syracuse Psychopathic Hospital, 1931-1940.

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SNAC Resource ID: 6873205

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New York State Asylum for Idiots

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Veterans Administration Hospital (Syracuse, N.Y.)

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Syracuse State Institution for Feeble-Minded Children (N.Y.)

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An 1851 law provided for the state to undertake the care and teaching of "idiots" (the then accepted term for people with retardation). That year, Dr. Hervey B. Wilbur opened an experimental school, with 20 pupils, at a private residence in Albany, New York. Two years later the legislature appropriated funds to buy land and erect a new institution. A group of Syracuse's most prominent citizens wanted the school located in their city, and offered the trustees 18 acres of free land. The offer was ...

Community-General Hospital (Syracuse, N.Y.)

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Hospital of the Good Shepherd (Syracuse, N.Y.)

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General Hospital of Syracuse.

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Syracuse Hospital for Women and Children

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City Hospital (Syracuse, N.Y.)

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Onondaga County Hospital.

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St. Joseph's Hospital (Syracuse, N.Y.)

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Syracuse State Psychopathic Hospital

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Crouse Irving Hospital (Syracuse, N.Y.)

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Syracuse Memorial Hospital

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Upstate Medical Center (N.Y.)

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The Medical College was originally with Geneva College, 1834; became part of Syracuse University, 1872; and then joined the State University of New York system, 1950. From the description of Medical College history file, 1801-1984. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 155458851 Collecting areas: History of the Medical College, local and New York State medical history. From the description of Repository description. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 155459692 ...