Bulfinch BY FLOOR Intro text Basement The making of this tour The lost cornerstone Mannequin for simulation training Sarah Evans: The Fenway Park of medical history The old nurses’ dining room in a nurse’s words Research at MGH Origins of the photo lab Early location of EEG laboratory Approximate site of hospital’s first laundry Approximate site of former thyroid clinic Can of ether First floor A sign of the times Extraordinary times, extraordinary people Former site of House Pupils’ bedroom, 1872 Approximate site of beginning of 1846 extension Former site of the Warren Library Original location of Treadwell Library Ether Day Commemoration, October 16, 1942 Building demolition, July 7, 1937 Aerial view of the MGH, January 27, 1937 Publicity campaign, 1926 Bulfinch yard, ca. 1919 World War I effort, ca. 1917 Ambulance service, 1908 and 1912 Bradlee Ward, ca. 1906 Bigelow Operating Theatre, January 31, 1903 Views of the MGH, ca. 1899 Second floor The Intern’s Step Shreve, Crump & Low receipt for gas conversion The building as artistic inspiration Portrait of W. Gerald Austen, MD (1930- ) Portrait of J. Robert Buchanan, MD (1928- ) Portrait of W. Nicholas Thorndike (1933-2021) Portrait of John Endicott Lawrence (1910-2007) Portrait of Frederic A. Washburn, MD (1869-1949) Third floor “Ether Day 1846” character study WWII Honor Roll Ward 23, 1888 The Legacy of William Augustus Hinton, MD Portrait of Francis Sargent Cheever, MD (1909-1997) Portrait of Jerrold “Jerry” Rosenbaum, MD Portrait of Eleanor Mayher Hackett (1937-2009) Maurizio Fava, MD: Cobb’s cunning analysis Ether Dome David Nathan, MD: Four decades in Bulfinch Wedding attire of J. Mason Warren, MD (1811-1867) Gay Ward plaque Nursing alumnae Printing plates Joseph Garland Latoya Brewster: An elevator ride up to history Visit from Chinese doctors in 1972
