Archives Collection, 1848- (bulk 1980- ).

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Archives Collection, 1848- (bulk 1980- ).

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This collection contains: material regarding the Daughters of Charity; brochures regarding the Daughters of Charity National Health System; material relating the original hospitals run by the Daughters of Charity: Sisters Hospital, St. Mary's Infant Asylum and Maternity Hospital, Providence Retreat, Emergency Hospital, and St. Louise de Marillac Maternity Hospital; Charter; minutes; membership lists; legal documents; material relating to Sisters Hospital satellites (Sisters Hospital Amherst Center, St. Louise Health Center, St. Vincent's Health Center, Methadone STAR); records of the governing boards; records from various departments within the hospital; School of Nursing records; plans and architectural drawings; newspaper clippings; scrapbooks; publications; newsletters; booklets; chronologies of the hospital; photographs; slides; audio cassettes; video cassettes; and reel-to-reel film. There are blueprints that show how the city's rapid transit system and Humbolt Parkway could have affected Sisters Hospital had protests not prevented the change.

100 cu.ft.

Western New York Library Resorces Council, WNYLRC

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SNAC Resource ID: 7415910

Western New York Library Resorces Council, WNYLRC

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Sisters of Charity Hospital (Buffalo, N.Y.)

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Sisters of Charity Hospital is Western New York's first hospital which began in 1848 when Bishop John Timon traveled to Baltimore to request the services of the Sisters of Charity. Six Sisters made the journey to Buffalo to begin their work. Sisters of Charity in America became known as the Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul in 1850, officially joining with the order established in France in 1633. By 1884, there were 4 separate Daughters of Charity hospitals in Buffalo, each fulfil...

Daughters of Charity National Health System

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Sisters Hospital Amherst Center (Amherst, N.Y.)

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Sisters of Charity Hospital (Buffalo, N.Y.)

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Sisters of Charity Hospital is Western New York's first hospital which began in 1848 when Bishop John Timon traveled to Baltimore to request the services of the Sisters of Charity. Six Sisters made the journey to Buffalo to begin their work. Sisters of Charity in America became known as the Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul in 1850, officially joining with the order established in France in 1633. By 1884, there were 4 separate Daughters of Charity hospitals in Buffalo, each fulfil...

St. Louise Health Center (Buffalo, N.Y.)

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Methadone STAR (Buffalo, N.Y.)

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Timon, John, 1797-1867

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Roman Catholic Bishop of Buffalo, New York, 1847-1867. From the description of John Timon letters, 1857, 1864, 1866. (Buffalo History Museum). WorldCat record id: 174141666 ...

St. Vincent's Health Center (Buffalo, N.Y.)

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