R&B and pop music singer Jackie Wilson, (Jack Leroy Wilson Jr., June 9, 1934 – January 21, 1984) visits Roosevelt Hospital.

The northwest corner of Madison Avenue and 100th Street showing several Mount Sinai buildings. From left to right is the Medical Pavilion, the Lehman Out Patient Department Building on the corner, and then the Nurses' Home at the corner of Madison Avenue and 101st Street.

The northwest corner of Madison Avenue and 100th Street showing several Mount Sinai buildings. From left to right is the Medical Pavilion, the Lehman Out Patient Department Building on the corner, and then the Nurses' Home at the corner of Madison Avenue and 101st Street.

Reverse of photo reads: "This block of old dwellings and small shops was demolished for new clinical [?] building. Set [?] on west side of Madison Ave, from 99th St. (left) to 100th St. On left, hospital's central laboratory building opened in 1953."

Mount Sinai's Atran laboratory building is on the far left. The buildings in the center were torn down in 1959 to make way for the Klingenstein Clinical Center. Note that Madison Avenue was still a two way street at this time. Also visible next to the tenement on 99th Street is the Employee dormitory and the shorter Lewisohn Laboratory Building next to it.

Officers of The Mount Sinai Alumni group. Seated are Drs. Albert Lefkovitz and Wayne Fuchs. Standing from left to right are: Drs. Richard Stein, Alisan Goldfarb, and Albert S. Lyons.

A large group gathered at the New House Staff Reception sponsored by the Mount Sinai Alumni group. This was held in the Annenberg Building lobby. The fifth person from the right is Lawrence Krakoff, MD (Cardiology).

From left to right: Pat Levinson, Mary Wolf, Edie Schur, and unidentified