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The documents comprising the Roosevelt Hospital School of Nursing Records Collection reflect the school’s inception, growth, and affairs for much of its 78 year existence (1896-1974). The collection is particularly rich in photographs, which include directors and other principals of the school as well as graduating classes.

The Alumnae Association Bulletin, subsequently the Roosevelt Review, remains a primary and exceptionally rich source of information, not only for the school’s affairs, but also for much of Roosevelt Hospital’s history and activities during that period.

The bulk of the Hans Popper Papers consists of two alphabetically organized subject files (approx. 10 feet each.) The first dates primarily from his tenure as Director of Pathology at The Mount Sinai Hospital and Dean for Academic Affairs at Mount Sinai School of Medicine. It consists primarily of records related to the administration of the Hospital and School of Medicine. The second dates from the years following his retirement in 1973 and consists primarily of research notes and an extensive correspondence file. The third major record series contains 4 linear feet of material relating to Dr. Popper’s attendance at conferences, seminars and other events, mostly but not exclusively post-1973. In addition, the collection includes smaller series containing records from Popper’s tenure at Cook County Hospital, his appointment books and pocket diaries, the records of his service on the Mount Sinai Medical Board, and oversized and audiovisual materials.

This collection reflects the span of Dr. Stimmel's efforts at Mount Sinai, from his work at the Narcotics Rehabilitation Center to his work with students as Dean of Academic and Student Affairs, to his later title of Dean of Graduate Medical Education.

This collection consists primarily of correspondence, documents, photographs and memorabilia dating from Esther Winkler Shapiro’s service as a U.S. Army nurse on the Pacific front during the Second World War, with a smaller assortment of material dating from her time as a nursing student at The Mount Sinai Hospital School of Nursing. Memorabilia include a World War II Army Nurse Corps uniform and cap, a Japanese flag, and Mount Sinai Hospital School of Nursing caps. The collection include a shipboard newsletter from the U.S.S. Repose and a hospital newspaper from Thomas M. England General Hospital, locations where Shapiro served.

The collection includes award ribbons,brochures; catalogs; certificates; clippings; correspondence; journal entries (labeled ‘notes’); exhibit announcements, layout plans, and invitations; lists of artwork (some include prices); photographs of artwork and of people; and a volume of poetry.

The seven and one half inches of materials focuses on Dr. Stark’s artist career and only references his medical career and his war-time service.

This collection includes two scrapbooks regarding Miss Chamberlin's service as the Chief Nurse at the U.S. Army 3rd General Hospital. The first volume has material re: Army status, and letters to and about 3rd General members. Volume 2 contains "Stethoscope Third General" a newsletter, 1945. The later material documents reunions of members of the 3rd General staff.

Correspondence between Dr. Melvin Newman, Chief of Surgery and Medical Director of National Jewish Hospital, and Mary Lawrence, the daughter of Dr. Howard Lilienthal, a head surgeon at Mount Sinai Hospital from 1900-1922. Many letters relate to Mrs. Lawrence's memories of her father and his accomplishments. Also included is the 50th anniversary volume of the American Association for Thoracic Surgery, of which Dr. Lilienthal was an early leader.

These records relate to Dr. Rohl's work while on the staff of the Division of Environmental and Occupational Medicine. Contains original editions of "Guidance For Controlling Asbestos Containing Materials In Buildings" from 1983 and 1985.

Includes: installation ceremonies booklet.

This collection includes Dr. Simon's Jacobi Medallion (1978) from The Mount Sinai Alumni and a 50 Year Service Award from Mount Sinai (1987). Dr. Simon returned these items to the President's Office because he was angry at how the institution calculated years of service.

This collection includes: reminiscences, reprints, a plaster profile of Frank's head, and his microscope.

This collection includes a Navy certificate for "Eyes of the Navy" campaign signed by FDR; lessons and correspondence from a home study course on Elementary Harmony, 1929; a testimonial at retirement, signed by Mount Sinai Hospital staff, 1919; inscribed silver loving cup presented at Meyer's retirement (S9).

This collection includes: deed of Yonkers, NY property; annual reports; certificate of incorporation, 12/7/1913; patient registers, 1944-1971; scrapbooks of clippings; brochures; two photo albums created to document new wing; visitors' sign-in book, 1919-1954 (2 volumes); rubber stamps; and correspondence re: sale of the facility in 1973.