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The records of St. Luke’s Hospital Center (1857-1979) includes the records of the earlier years of St. Luke’s Hospital (1857-1952), prior to merging with Woman’s Hospital (1953); the addition of the word “Center” to the name in 1965 is to indicate the multiple institutions involved. The collection is stronger in the administrative records; the clinical records contain within are sparse and incomplete. Some of what is here are restricted under HIPPA laws because they contain personal information on patients.
The materials include meeting minutes and reports of the Board of Managers and Medical Board and their executive committees as well as some alumni groups; correspondence; committee, death logs; patient casebooks; photographs; videos; legal briefs, opinions, real estate documents and patents; by-laws, acts, and constitution of the hospitals; dietary and formulary lists; superintendent’s statistics logs; pastor’s records; some departmental records; patient and medical library records; event programs; house staff skit scripts; St. Johnland documents; medical and surgical reports; military records; various publications, both historical and commercial; newsletters; reprints of doctors’ articles; artifacts, both medical, military, and historical and ephemera.
Sans titreSeven images of Charles F. Begg, the Chair of Pathology Dept. at St. Luke's Hospital in the 1960s and 1970s.
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The women are, from left to right: [unknown], Adrienne Gray, Karen Freedberg, [unknown], and Aileen Janover.
Caption on reverse of photograph reads: "What's green, has four sides, and a new address? The Green Box. The Gift boutique, sponsored by our Women's Auxiliary Board, has just moved to 954 Lexington Ave. (between 69th and 70th Sts.). Mrs. Margaret Myles, Assistant Supervisor of the Hospital Rehabilitation Workshop is showing a customer some of the lovely handmade merchandise on display at the new store. Everything sold is made in the Workshop, which gives discharged patients a chance to work in a sheltered atmosphere until they are strong enough to go back to their regular jobs. With the Holidays approaching, why not stop by The Green Box for gift ideas? It's open 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. Mondays through Fridays; after Thanksgiving it will be open also on Saturday mornings."
Sans titreContents of a binder on Mount Sinai Hospital real estate holdings and mortgages held on properties, including photographs of buildings and descriptions of New York City neighborhoods. Racial characteristics of tenants are noted.
Contents of a binder on Mount Sinai Hospital real estate holdings and mortgages held on properties, including photographs of buildings and descriptions of New York City neighborhoods. Racial characteristics of tenants are noted.
This series includes bound and unbound minutes from the Board of Trustees of The Mount Sinai Hospital, the Executive Committee of the Board of Trustees of The Mount Sinai Hospital, and later the combined Mount Sinai Boards of Trustees. This series includes the Board and Executive Committee only. The minutes of the full Board are complete from 1852. After 2001, the minutes of all Mount Sinai Boards and the Executive Committee are filed together.
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