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142
High St, corner on Congress, where on July 10,1935, on the 5th floor in Dr. Harry Campbell's office,
The Osteopathic Hospital of Maine was formally incorporated |
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View of the entrance way to 142
High St |
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The original OHM on 166 Pleasant Ave. |
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From
1944-1946, the hospital included this 65 bed building on 62 State St. |
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The
State St Hospital Home for Nurses at 44-46 State St. It was occupied
by nurses trained by Dr. Drummond, who used 62 State St before OHM took it over.
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335 Brighton Ave, view of the recently replaced sign. |
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Aerial views of Maine Medical. |
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A few shots taken around Campus
  
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The Cornerstone Gallery |
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1951Brighton Ave wing, by front doors to the right of
main entrance |
Seen in back hallway of the cafeteria |
Located at main entrance, 4 yrs and $8.9 million worth
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The Keating House, named after
Dr. Clifford H Keating,D.O.
(1907-1981), who lived and practiced here
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 What
has
become of our gift shop
This recent photo was taken from the same point as was the photo you can see in
the newspaper article about homes for interns and residents in the 1966 article.
See the Portland Library Archive
Section.
What once was The Center for Health Promotion,
as it appears today
CHP moved to 1600 Congress, and has since
merged with OH&R
 Brighton First Care
flyers
New England Rehab flyer
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