The story of the Stamford Hospital School of Nursing 1901-1976: Seventy five years of service to humanity

The story of the Stamford Hospital School of Nursing 1901-1976: Seventy five years of service to humanity

Book written to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the School of Nursing at the Stamford Hospital in Stamford, Connecticut. The book describes the history of the school and hospital and how they developed through the early 20th century. Some highlights include the school's founding, the polio epidemic, the influenza pandemic of 1918, some information on the modernization of the school and hospital, and the school's closing in 1976.
Near the end of the book is a listing of all 953 graduates of the Stamford Hospital School of Nursing during its operation.

Updegraff, Marie

The Ferguson Library

1976

Szczech, Patricia, director, School of Nursing; preface

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English

FL.schoolpamphlets.074

Stamford (Conn.)

20th century

1970s

Bound paper book