Hahnemann Hospital School of Nursing - Hahnoscope Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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11FGD4Dq1F1I1D1lR11111Nl1CI11S GDN 6111113111113 SANDS GDI? 6lIf11111M1111E5 S NVE hrieily retrace these foot' prints we find ourselves overf looking a meeting held at the home of Dr. Constantine Hering in Fehruary, 1348, at which ,Iacoh jeane and XValter Willianisciii were present. The prinf ciple of this meeting heing to estahlish an institution for the teaching of Homeopathy and of upholding the law. Similia similihus curenturf' In 1867 these men secured the char' , ter of the Washiiigtcmii Medical College of Philadelphia and changed the name to the Hahnemann Medical College of Da, Pttxixiia Niedical Director Philadelphia. Two years later it was united with the Homeopathic Medical College of Pennsylvania under its own name. Fifteen years later, 1837, they founded a locaf tion on North Broad and Fifteenth Streets. The hospital history takes us hack to 1890, on Chestnut Street near the Schuylkill River. After a failure it was revived three years later hy the Homeopathic Hospital for Sick and Wciuiided Soldiers. In 1862 another hospital was opened on Pilhert Street, which was later refestahlished on Culhert Street with the College, this l'-eing well equipped. In 1880 a new college and hospital site was purchased on Broad and Race Streets, and on May 16, 1885, there was the granting of the charter hearing the comhined title of THE HAHNEMANN MEDICAL COLLEGE AND HOSPITAL OF PHlLAf DELPHIA. One footprint after another led us to the huilding of vital importance The nurses' home in 1903. ln connection with this we also have homes No. 2 and No. 3 tormerly the Maternity and Private huildings. Last hut hy no means least in this hriet' survey, we have the most outstanding imprint, the opening of Greater Hahnemann, Novemher 14, 1928. In the pace of this modern age and with the inspiration of the past, let us sei forth determined to deeply implant our tootprmts on the sands ot the tuture tor Hahnemann's success. .Niue

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ff MISS S. AxNABELL SMITH Directress of Nurses