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Image: Article featuring runners up to the 1973 Employee of the Year, included in the Mirror: for and by the people of Michael Reese, volume 26, number 14, page 2, July 20, 1973, Chicago History Museum, ICHi-182759-002
Title:
The Mirror : for and by the people of Michael Reese / Michael Reese Hospital and Medical Center
Content:
Founded in 1881 by the United Hebrew Relief Association (UHRA), Michael Reese Hospital’s first mission was to provide healthcare to immigrants. A bequest by Michael Reese (1817-1878), a German Jewish immigrant, gave the UHRA the funding needed to establish the hospital. The cornerstone was laid on November 4, 1880, and the hospital opened on Oct. 23, 1881. A nurse training school was established in 1890.
Dates:
Chicago History Museum has: v. 16, no. 3 (Dec. 1963); v. 23, no. 17 (Aug. 21, 1970); v. 25, no. 10, 19-26 (1972) no. 23 in photocopy; v. 26, no. 1-9, 11-14 (1973)1890-1959
Size:
v. : ill. ; 28 cm
Access:
Unrestricted
Language:
English
Selected inventory:
| Box # | Title Identifier | Item Description |
| N/A | Vol. 25, no. 22 October 27,1972; call number: RA982.C452 M496 OVERSIZE | Photo of student nurses demonstrating how to evacuate patients during Fire Prevention Week |
| N/A | Vol. 26, no. 14, July 20, 1973; call number: RA982.C452 M496 OVERSIZE | "Paz Ellington is 1973 Employee of the Year" |