Temple University School of Medicine - Skull Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

Page 27 text:

9 3 B Medical School Lobby af a cost of one and a quarter million dollars. I lie splendidly equipped building was dedicated on October 15. iq-jo. by Dr. YV. J. Mayo. Subsequently 450 students. tbe largest student body in tlie history of the school, convened lor ( lasses. Di spensaries. administrative offices, and a beautiful library are found on the lirst and second floors. I he third floor is devoted to the departments of Ncurologi- A Classroom 23

Page 26 text:

The Auditorium 22 Efforts were begun lor lire enlargement and improvement of tire faculty witlr (Ire appointment, in 1:910. of Dr. Wmi N. Parkinson, class of 1911. as Medical Director of Temple University Hospital and Dean of lire School of Medicine. In the same year hope became reality when construction began oir lire new and modern building for the Medical School at Broad and Ontario Streets, to be built Dispensary Waiting Room

Page 28 text:

The Philadelphia General Hospital cal Research, and Pharmacology, and a spacious auditorium. On the fourth floor are the departments of Physiology and Biological Chemistry, and the fifth floor is shared by the departments of Histology and Embryology. Pathology, and Bacteriology and Immunology. I he departments of Anatomy and Radiology occupy the sixth floor. I he seventh lloor is utilized for the storage of animals. Surgical Research, and various small laboratories. The Jewish Hospital 24 S K U L L