exterior views

19th or early 20th century view of the University and Bellevue Hospital Medical College building located at the southwest corner of East 26th Street and First Avenue. The building originally belonged to the Bellevue Hospital Medical College, but was transferred to NYU when the two medical schools merged in 1898. Dimensions are for image only.

Exterior photograph of Bellevue Hospital Ward 38 and 39 prior to 1931.

Exterior photograph of the Bellevue Hospital Administration Building, view from East River side.

Bellevue Hospital ambulances with femal attendants (in white) and drivers.

Photograph of the New Bellevue Open house with banner in background.

The view is from the South East corner of 27th street and 1st Avenue, street level. "New York University" is inscribed in the center of the building over the 3rd floor windows. This building was originally the property of Cornell's Medical College, and acquired by NYU in 1931.

Exterior view from the north east, about 4 stories high. The north side of the building is to the right. Motor vehicles are parked on both sides of the Avenue and south side of 28th street. This building was originally the property of Cornell's Medical College, and acquired by NYU in 1931. Edward E. Jackson, photographer.

The view is from the North East, First Avenue is to the right. A flag on top of the College Building has, "UMC" which has been superimposed upon the photographic original.

Exterior photograph of Bellevue Hospital, view from the East River.

A view of the facade of the Margaret Fahnestock Training School for Nurses. This image appears in the Annual Report, New York Post-Graduate Medical School and Hospital (1900, opposite p.24)