SAMARITAN HISTORY CENTER
Library Newsletter Stories About Samaritan's History
Proper Enthusiasm Among the Women: Development of the Women's Auxiliary to the City Hospital, House of the Good Samaritan
I Serve: The North Country's First Professional Nurses
Keeping the Doors Open: the House of the Good Samaritan During the Great Depression
More than Shelter, Warmth, Food and Supervision: Surgery at the House of the Good Samaritan
Number 32 July 2006 SPECIAL DOUBLE ISSUE
Bold and Skillful Operators: Gordon P. Spencer and His Descendents
Loyal Servant of This Institution and the People of This Community: Miss Hibbard's Hospital
The Darkest, Steepest, and Most Awkward Stair Below Ground: The Introduction of X-Ray in Watertown
The Influence of Pure and Undefiled Religion: Samaritan's Founding Fathers
Witness to the Passage of an Era: Frederic Russell Calkins
Mid-Century Frontier Medicine: Dr. Lawrence Withington and 47 Years of Medical Care
Accept No Substitutes!: The Patent Medicine Industry in the North Country
When the Nation's Best Known Ophthalmologist Practiced in Watertown
A Work of the Highest Charity: The Establishment of Hospitals in Watertown