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oi«r%Q 32. Lyons Dental Building 33. Gymnasium 39. Monumental Church 40. MCV-West Hospital 42. MCV-North Hospital 44. A. D. Williams Memorial Clinic 45. Clinical Center Building 32. fc . 44. «B»i ' y.. J 28.
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27. Health Sciences Center MCV 11. McGuire Hall 13. Sanger Hall 25. Tompkins-McCaw Library 27. Warner Hall (Men ' s Dorms) 28. Wood Memorial Building 30. Larrick Student Center 31. Cabaniss Hall (Women ' s Res.)
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COLLEGE BECOMES A STATE INSTITUTION Old Dominion Hospital The catalog for the session 1860-1861 tells of the first hospital building. Pa- tients had been housed within the Col- lege buildings since the beginning, but there had not been a separate hospital. In issuing this yearly announcement, the faculty feel they have cause to con- gratulate themselves and the friends of the institution, upon its position and prospects, resulting from the recent pas- sage of an Act of the Assembly, appro- priating the sum of $30,000 for its bene- fit. The Act further provides that before payment of the sum appropriated a deed conveying all the property of the College to the Literary Fund should be prepared by the Attorney General and approved by the Governor of the State, and exe- cuted by the College authorities. acknowledged and duly recorded. The Board of Visitors, at a meeting held on the 14th of March last, accepted the provisions of this Act, and gave the necessary authority for the execution of the deed. This measure has since been consummated, and the Medical College of Virginia is now not merely under the patronage of the State, but under its absolute ownership and control. The new hospital, referred to until 1893 as the College Infirmary, was built at a cost of $22,336,57 and opened in April, 1861. The building was brick, three stories in height exclusive of base- ment, and had a bed capacity of 80. The dean ' s report stated, There is a bath- room with water closets adjacent on each floor. The building is lighted by gas and heated by means of furnaces.
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