Medical colleges -- New York (State) -- New York

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.

Group photograph of NYU School of Medicine, Department of Psychiatry, School of Military Neuropsychiatry circa April 17 - July 8,1944.

Group photograph of NYU School of Medicine, Deptartment of Psychiatry, School of Military Neuropsychiatry circa November 20, 1944 - February 10, 1945.

Group photograph of NYU School of Medicine, Department of Psychiatry, School of Military Neuropsychiatry circa September 3 - November 24, 1945.

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.

Photograph of the exterior of the 28th Street building (477 First Avenue) circa 1951. This photograph was given to Dr. de la Chapelle from Mr. Simmonds, photographer for the Medical Center. This building was originally the property of Cornell's Medical College, and acquired by NYU in 1931.

View of the 28th Street building of the College of Medicine, taken from across the street on an upper floor, circa 1940. This building was originally the property of Cornell's Medical College, and acquired by NYU in 1931.

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.

Physicians taking a skin graft using Thiersch's method, ca. 1889. The man with the razor is Theodore Dunham, assisted by Franz Torek (surgeon to the Babies Ward). Information below from Registration Record: This photograph appears in the journal "The Post Graduate" (303), with the caption "Taking the Grafts." The notation on the back states that it is Thiersch's method of taking the grafts and the surgeon with the Razor is Theodore Dunham assisted by Franz Torek, surgeon to the Babies'Ward.