Children

Two nurses are shown outdoors with several of their young patients, some in cribs. This photograph appears in the Annual Report for the New York Post-Graduate Medical School and Hospital (1906, opposite page p.48), with the caption "The Outdoor Treatment of Pneumonia."

A nurse observes several children in the Zaidee Ward, two of them African-American. This photograph appears in the Annual Report for the New York Post-Graduate Medical School and Hospital(1905, opposite page p.80), with the caption "The Zaidee Ward (Babies' Wards)."

Three nurses are shown with several children (some African-American) in Innocenti Ward. One child is shown in a crib with a sign above it reading "Ruhe Sanft 1894." This was an "endowed" bed, likely from the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Babies Wards. This photograph appears in the Annual Report for the New York Post-Graduate Medical School and Hospital(1905, opposite page p.64), with the caption "Luncheon Hour in the Innocenti Ward (Babies' Wards)."

Two nurses are shown with several children in the Jamie Ward. This photograph appears in the Annual Report for the New York Post-Graduate Medical School and Hospital(1904, opposite page p.81), with the caption "Jamie Ward (Babies' Wards)."

Two nurses are shown with several children (one African-American) in the Zaidee Ward. This photograph appears in the Annual Report for the New York Post-Graduate Medical School and Hospital(1904, opposite page p.17), with the caption "A Corner in the Zaidee Ward (Babies' Wards)."

Two nurses shown with several children in the Zaidee Ward. Photographic (letterpress halftone) re-print

Two nurses with several young patients, in the Innocenti Ward. This photograph appears in the Annual Report for the New York Post-Graduate Medical School and Hospital(1900, opposite page p.64), with the caption "Bedtime. Innocenti Ward (Babies' Wards)." Innocenti can be seen tiled on the fireplace in the background.

A doctor and two nurses are shown with some patients in the Jamie Ward part of the Babies' Wards. This photograph appears in the Annual Report for the New York Post-Graduate Medical School and Hospital(1901, opposite page p.64).

Two nurses are shown in the "Good Cheer Ward," part of the Babies' Wards, with several of their young patients. This photograph appears in the Annual Report for the New York Post-Graduate Medical School and Hospital(1901, opposite page p.80).

Three nurses are seen on the Roof Garden, with several young patients, one in a baby carriage. This photograph appears in the Annual Report for the New York Post-Graduate Medical School and Hospital(1901, opposite page p.88), with the caption "The Children's Hour on the Roof Garden."