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Local artists paint murals for Brooklyn hospital
[VIDEO] Local Artists Paint Murals for Brooklyn Hospital
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New 'Elmhurst Strong' Mural At Elmhurst Hospital Inspires Hope
[VIDEO] New 'Elmhurst Strong' Mural At Elmhurst Hospital Inspires Hope
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Frontliners | The Impact of COVID-19 on Healthcare Professionals | New York City & Italy
[WATCH] Frontliners: The Impact of COVID-19 on Healthcare Professionals in New York City
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Inside One of New York’s Deadliest Zip Codes | Coronavirus News
[VIDEO] New York Times: Inside One of New York’s Deadliest Zip Codes
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This Is What a Pandemic Looks Like in New York City
[WATCH] This Is What a Pandemic Looks Like in New York City
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This is Not a Drill: Bellevue Responds to Ebola
[VIDEO] Learn About the 2014 Ebola Scare in New York City's Bellevue Hospital
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Tour the Abandoned Immigrant Hospital at Ellis Island
Check Out This Tour of the Abandoned Ellis Island Immigrant Hospital
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May 2, 1946: On its annual visit to Bellevue Hospital in Manhattan, the Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Circus drew record-breaking crowds — a “throng of 6,000, including outgoing patients, and more than a generous sprinkling of neighborhood youngsters” The Times reported. “For many, it was their first circus,” The Times explained, “such as tiny Oscar Turner, 5, wrapped in a pink bathrobe several sizes too large, who gave his nurse a most busy time. Oscar kept up a frequent charge to the red arena. He dared the elephants, he challenged the clowns, he laughed and pranced. ‘Great medicine,’ said Pat Valdo, the Big Show’s Ringmaster.”
Vintage Photograph Shows Circus Elephants Making an Annual Visit to Bellevue Hospital in 1946
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Tour of abandoned Staff House at Sea View Hospital
[VIDEO] Take a Tour of the Abandoned Staff House at Sea View Hospital on Staten Island
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Opened in 1816 on the old Bel-Vue estate bordering the East River, the so-called Bellevue Establishment was the largest and most expensive building project in the city's history to date, containing an almshouse, an orphanage, a lunatic asylum, a prison and an infirmary. An infectious disease hospital would be added in 1826.
[LISTEN] New York City's Oldest Hospital Pioneered Care For Presidents And Paupers
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