Second Medical School building of Saint Louis University
This second Medical School building of Saint Louis University was built in 1848 as the first of three sections of the new building, located at Seventh and Clark in St. Louis. Charles Alexander Pope was the Dean of the Medical School and his father-in-law, John O'Fallon, provided the funding fo...
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1849
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| सारांश: | This second Medical School building of Saint Louis University was built in 1848 as the first of three sections of the new building, located at Seventh and Clark in St. Louis. Charles Alexander Pope was the Dean of the Medical School and his father-in-law, John O'Fallon, provided the funding for the building of this state-of-the-art edifice. The school separated from the University in 1855 as a result of riots against the Catholic institution. Known as "Pope's College," the school was renamed St. Louis Medical College. (1849) [Photographer unknown. This image was published in Rita Adams's "Saint Louis University: 150 Years," page 31.] |
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