Ambulances

Bellevue Hospital ambulance fleet. Beside each ambulance stands a female attendant dressed in a white uniform and a male driver in a dark uniform.

Photograph of 4 horse-drawn Bellevue ambulances with attendants (dressed in white) and drivers (sitting at the helm).

A close-up view of the steps of the Administration Building, with a horse-drawn ambulance next to the steps. Prints made from glass negatives. Negatives owned by Dr. Arthur Zitrin.

Image shows a horse-drawn ambulance in front of a Dispensary, with four men standing behind it. Two of the men are holding a stretcher, which appears to have a patient in it. Information below from Registration Record: In the upper right hand corner a Bellevue nurse is standing on the landing of an outdoor stairway or fire escape looking down at the scene.

The image shows an early 20th century Bellevue ambulance and its surgeon at the scene of the aftermath of an accident. There are numerous people around the wounded man - children, police, and various passers-by. The ambulance appears to be a gas-powered vehicle, as there is no horse in view.