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Title: New York Nursery and Child's Hospital Annual Report
Year: 1910 (1910s)
Authors: New York Nursery and Child's Hospital
Subjects: New York Nursery and Child's Hospital Maternal health services Child health services Charities, Medical--New York (State)--New York Foundlings care Child care
Publisher: New York Nursery and Child's Hospital
Contributing Library: NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center, Samuel J. Wood Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Metropolitan New York Library Council - METRO

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am HospitalOdell, Esther, St. Lukes HospitalPaulding. Eunice B., Peter Bent Brig-ham HospitalPerine, Beulah, St. Lukes HospitalPlayze, Doris Lyndal, Peter Bent Brig-ham HospitalRay, Mildred, Peter Bent Brigham Hos-pital Richey, Maria L.. Roosevelt HospitalRobinson, Florence, Meriden HospitalRobinson, Florence, Saratoga HospitalRoss, Mary Luella, Saratoga HospitalScott, Eliza, St. Lukes HospitalSinclair, Agnes, Post Graduate Hos-pital Smith, Edith L., Clifton Springs Sani-tarium Smith, Eunice B., St. Lukes HospitalStanley, Marion E.. Roosevelt Hos-pital Stone. Mae, St. Lukes HospitalTownsend, Frances, Presbyterian Hos-pital Tracey, Helen, Peter Bent BrighamHospital Truesdale, Evelyn, Peter Bent BrighamHospital Van Alstyne, Jean Pruyn, RooseveltHospital Vickery, Margaret, Presbyterian Hos-pital Virtue, Frances, St. Lukes HospitalWadsworth, Marion, Meriden HospitalYVarburton, Helen M., Roosevelt Hos-pital Ward, Florence May. Peter Bent Brig-ham HospitalWilson, Alta, St. Lukes Hospital 57
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History of the New York Nursery and Childs Hospital HE work now carried on by the New York Nursery andChilds Hospital, succeeding to all the activities and toall the traditions of the oldest nursery, the oldest childshospital, and the oldest maternity hospital in the City ofNew York, which sent doctors to the homes of the poorat the time of childbirth, was begun in 1823. The presentcorporation was formed by the consolidation of the Nursery and ChildsHospital with the New York Infant Asylum, which had formerly consoli-dated with the old Marion Street Maternity Hospital. Each of these insti-tutions was a pioneer in its particular line of endeavor. The old Marion Street Maternity Hospital was organized in 1823and incorporated in 1827 as The New York Female Asylum for Lying-inWomen and was so called for the next seventy years. Its object was:To furnish comfortable conditions and skillful attendance to respectablemarried women who require an asylum during the period of their con-finement,

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