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This was the first summary report published by Mount Sinai as the dissolution of Mount Sinai New York University Health began.

This publication relates to the preparation for the demolition of the old buildings to make way for the erection of the Guggenheim Pavilion, which first opened in 1989.

This series includes copies for 1970, 1983, 1986, 1998, 2005, 2008, 1/2016.

This newsletter describes changes to the Mount Sinai campus as preparation is made to begin rebuilding The Mount Sinai Hospital structures. This led to the opening of Phase I the Guggenheim Pavilion in 1989 and then completion in 1992.

This is a hybrid collection of both paper and electronic material. Hospitals are required to create a Community Service Plan and to outline their role in the community and what services they provide.

The Annenberg Building was built to house the new Mount Sinai School of Medicine. Ground was broken in 1969 and the building partially opened in the Fall of 1973. It was fully completed in 1976. The building is named in honor of Mrs. Moses Annenberg due to generous gifts from her children. Contains: American flag flown for topping-off ceremony (December 20, 1971); three large bolts given as souvenirs at topping off; and two Cor-ten steel plates given as souvenirs at the steel-hoisting ceremony, February 22, 1971.

Some of the manuals cover individual buildings only.

This series includes: memorabilia, t-shirts, mugs, press packets, construction hard hats, etc. given out to celebrate the dedication of the Guggenheim Pavilion.

Earlier titles had been the Manual of laboratory and x-ray services and also the Manual of diagnostic tests and procedures.

This series contains publications listing the names of the medical staff of The Mount Sinai Hospital and Mount Sinai School of Medicine. It was superseded by an online directory.

This series contains: Box 1: Associated Alumni, 1990; Mount Sinai-New York University, c2000; MSMC-Another Day, Another Breakthrough, 2005; Sinai Strong (2012 Superstorm Sandy efforts); Nursing Magnet Recognition (3). Box 2: Center for Excellence in Youth Education Young Scientists Day, 1989 with design by artist Keith Haring; Mount Sinai School of Medicine Class of 1982; Mount Sinai School of Medicine Class of 1990 orientation (2); Mount Sinai School of Medicine Class of 2004.

The Mount Sinai Atrium was a publication for Alumni and friends of Muont Sinai School of Medicine. It contains articles on Mount Sinai events and research as well as Alumni Class Notes for The Mount Sinai Alumni. Two sets are retained.

This internal newsletter was created for the staff of The Mount Sinai Medical Center in 1982. It continues the Mount Sinai Medical Center News. It includes information on The Mount Sinai Hospital as well as Mount Sinai School of Medicine. Two sets kept; both sets are missing volume 5, no.1

This is a newsletter created by the Mount Sinai Development Office tracking the fund raising efforts to build Mount Sinai School of Medicine and the Annenberg Building. Two sets kept; Set 2 is missing # 3, 5, 9, 12, 14

This series includes two newsletters: DRG Times (1986-1989) and D.R.G. Bulletin (no dates). These were originally called Emergency Preparedness Plans.

This series is comprised of plans showing placement of buildings on the site.

This series contains flyers; fact sheets; training material; reports leading up to adoption. There is also some memorabilia, which includes an EPIC Support team vest that was work during implementation and a blue EPIC tote bag.