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Title: Columbia University bulletins of information : announcement
Year: 1901 (1900s)
Authors: Columbia University. College of Physicians and Surgeons College of Physicians and Surgeons in the City of New York
Subjects: Columbia University. College of Physicians and Surgeons Medical colleges Schools, Medical
Publisher: New York : The University
Contributing Library: Columbia University Libraries
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and north by Fifty-ninth Street, Amsterdam Avenue, and Six-tieth Street, respectively, and lying immediately opposite the Roosevelt Hospital.The College is readily accessible from all parts of the city, and there is littledifficulty in reaching the departments of the University situated at MorningsideHeights and the several hospitals where instruction is given. The Fifty-ninthStreet crosstown cars pass the College. The station of the Elevated RailroadCompany, at the corner of Fifty-ninth Street and Ninth Avenue, is only half ablock distant. One block further east is a subway station at Fifty-ninth Streetand Eighth Avenue (Columbus Circle). The buildings comprise the main College buildings, the Vanderbilt Clinic, andthe Sloane Hospital for Women. The main College buildings have been designed to facilitate the combinationof theoretical instruction with laboratory work, which is essential to a modern PHVSICIANS AND SURGEONS J Iz. o>. M K J w J >o ^ Z aaO 3 o o AMSTERDAM A V E N U E
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