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A Group of Students in the MGH Surgical Amphitheater c. \u3c1917
No full textA group of students in the surgical amphitheater, 13 women students, 4 men Mounted image of 13 female student nurses in the surgical amphitheater with four men who are probably House Pupils.https://knowledgeconnection.mainehealth.org/photographs/1069/thumbnail.jp
Studio Posed Group of Eight Student Nurses at Maine General Hospital c.1912
No full textThis is a studio posed group of 8 MGH student, probably around 1912. Several similar photos show members of one or two different classes, rather than a single class.https://knowledgeconnection.mainehealth.org/photographs/1056/thumbnail.jp
Class of Student Nurses at Maine General Hospital c.1896
No full textThis is a scan of a photograph of an early MGH Training School for Nurses class. The original photo is at North Haven (ME) Historical Soc.- Note: Though the Names column lists the official 1896 graduates, individuals other than L. Turner are not identified on the photo and a certain class designation is not possible (See also P03.02.48; Ready Ref. file) due to rolling graduation dates.https://knowledgeconnection.mainehealth.org/photographs/1067/thumbnail.jp
Empty Surgical Amphitheater at Maine General Hospital c.1895
No full textThe empty surgical amphitheater at Maine General Hospital in 1895. Medical students, nurses, physicians and others would observe surgery from the steeply raked seats. There was an electric light available, but surgeons preferred natural light that streamed in from large windows partially hidden behind the seating on each side. Two oil lamp holders are still visible on the back wall. The fireplaces were used primarily for ventilation, to circulate air through the hospital.https://knowledgeconnection.mainehealth.org/photographs/1070/thumbnail.jp
An Early View of MMC From the East c.1892
No full textThis is an early view of MGH taken from the east which has the only view of the original surgical amphitheater, at the far right, in the collection. Arsenal Street is a dirt road with posts in front of the hospital.https://knowledgeconnection.mainehealth.org/photographs/1022/thumbnail.jp
Portrait of Eveline Osgood and Sadie Lyons at Maine General Hospital Training School for Nurses c.1891
No full textHead portraits on board of two nursing students at MGH Training School for Nurses. Rev. Sunshine & Sadie Evelinehttps://knowledgeconnection.mainehealth.org/portraits/1019/thumbnail.jp
Nurse at Maine General Hospital School of Nursing c.1891
No full textPortrait of the class of 1891, labeled in ink on front and back in pencil. All women are wearing the uniform of MGH SN students. Amelia Smith, the first from the left, back row, went on to become Superintendent of Nurses at MGH.https://knowledgeconnection.mainehealth.org/photographs/1068/thumbnail.jp
Surgeons and Nurses Work in MGH Amphitheater c. 1885
No full textTwo surgeons and seven nurses at work in the surgical amphitheater. One of the student nurses is giving anesthesia (ether) to the patient. Administration of anesthesia was taught as part of the curriculum at the MGH Training School for Nurses. Three additional nurses observe from the amphitheater seats. The woman in black is likely the Superintendent of Nurses, and resembles Alida Leesehttps://knowledgeconnection.mainehealth.org/photographs/1071/thumbnail.jp
Act to Incorporate Maine General Hospital
Full text linkHistorical document of the Act created by the House of Representatives and the State of Maine Senate incorporating Maine General Hospital in Portland, Maine, 1868.https://knowledgeconnection.mainehealth.org/documents/1000/thumbnail.jp