This image of the Ninth Avenue end of the Roosevelt Hospital complex showing the new Emergency Department entrance, which opened in 1981. The Joseph T. Tower Memorial Clinic is also seen to the right.

Image shows street view of Ninth Avenue between West 58 and West 59 Streets; includes the Accident/Emergency Building with ambulances and the back of the William J. Syms Operating Theatre of Roosevelt Hospital.

An image from the opening of the Plaza Cafe at The Mount Sinai Medical Center. Administrator David Freed is in the center. This facility is located in the Guggenheim Pavilion.

Plaque reads: "Pathological Laboratory Dedicated To Dr. I. W. Held in recognition of his meritorious services as physician and man. In Honor of his sixtieth birthday."

Reverse of photo reads: "Cardiology suite (waiting room), Beth Israel Medical Center, Milton and Carroll Petrie Division, Financed by MCFFA, 1990. Please return photo to: Public Affairs and Marketing Beth Israel Medical Center, First Avenue at 16th Street, New York, NY 10003" with contact phone number.

Caption on reverse of photo reads: "For release with story. Mrs. Melvin C. Robbins (left), a committee member, and Mrs. Irving Sherman, a volunteer, display articles made by patients in the Mount Sinai Rehabilitation Workshop at the Green Box, the workshop's outlet at 1022 Lexington Ave., corner of 73rd St. They are aiding the workshop's twenty-third annual pre-holiday exhibition and sale of patient-made wares. A mount Sinai Hospital Newsphoto. From: Rosemarie Sponner Trafalgar 6-1000 (767)"

Caption on reverse of photo reads: "For release with story. Mrs. Melvin C. Robbins (left), a committee member, and Mrs. Irving Sherman, a volunteer, display articles made by patients in the Mount Sinai Rehabilitation Workshop at the Green Box, the workshop's outlet at 1022 Lexington Ave., corner of 73rd St. They are aiding the workshop's twenty-third annual pre-holiday exhibition and sale of patient-made wares. A mount Sinai Hospital Newsphoto. From: Rosemarie Sponner Trafalgar 6-1000 (767)"