Catherine Street
Hospitals |
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The In
1910, a building for the Ophthalmology and Otolaryngology was constructed at
the cost of $33,000. However, space
for patients and teaching in this building was limited. The building was later used for maternity
patients when the new main hospital opened.[60] During
a serious smallpox epidemic in 1908, adequate facilities for treatment were
not present. With $25,000 provided by
the City of Another
addition to the The
final building erected in the cluster was the Dermatology ward which was
built in 1918 at the cost of $7,445.
Its existence was short-lived.[60] The
Catherine Street Hospitals have long since been demolished. The Taubman Medical Library and Medical
Science Unit II stand on that site today. |