Chicago College of Dental Surgery - Dentos Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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HISTORY modations. The addition, which was completed in the fall of 1896. especially pro- vided for an extension of laboratory and iniirmary work. and better lecture, reading and library rooms. and furnished the students with a complete gymnasium. Naturally. however. before attaining its present standing the Chicago College of Dental Surgery has had its home in various localities and in a variety of structures, During the iirst three years of its existence as iniirmary and college. its headquarters were at 22-26 Adams street and 5-6 lVashington street. The rooms in which the lectures and clinics were held were well lighted. fitted with chairs. engines. brackets. etc., both in the operating room and laboratory. The appliances also included a C011- tinuous gum furnace. nitrous oxide apparatus. drawers for the safe-keeping of the students' instruments. forceps and medicine cases and microscopes. In 1886. owing to the rapid growth of the college. a lease was secured on the building at the northeast corner of Madison and lVabash avenue. having a frontage of Sixty feet on the latter thoroughfare and one hundred and sixty-tive feet on the former. As the rear of the structure rested in Dearborn place excellent light was ob- tained from three directions. The college rooms consisted of lecture and faculty rooms, museum. convenient quarters for the iniirmary. with a capacity for sixty chairs. chemical. mechanical and physiological laboratories. dissecting room. administration oflice and conveniences for patients. students and visitors. After remaining at this location for live years. a removal to more commodious quarters became necessary. the management securing the three upper floors of the building situated at the northeast corner of Michigan avenue and Randolph street. The frontage was fifty feet on Michigan avenue and one hundred and fifty feet on Randolph street. with the rear resting on Central avenue. The next change made by the college was to its present location in 1893. where it is appropriately established in the midst of the great medical district of Chicago. housed in a structure which is both massive and ornamental. as beiits one of the most important institutions of Chicago. the west and the l'nited States. The founders of the Chicago College of Dental Surgery being desirous of making a university atiiliation. which would insure its permanence for the future. in July 1906. entered into an aliiliation with the Yalparaiso University of which it is now the dental department. ff? bc' 2 Vi , ' G fggr?.snfsQgMi!ie2f f vw! s 'I 'war :B I F 5 .axes ' -fi. 4 - r CSPEQWM 'W ' !4,fg!09 1 ,vii qPs,5- I In I N Fgfgg, Fey I ' :il ,' s - 9 I .4 . V 1 A el 1 ' t' ' Imax- 4Ge6S'uvi f 1 ' . .stfqqixngssgv -irmffgqfb 5- . 'Ev SAA'J0'!v 41 awe 1181

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