Manhattan Psychiatric Center admission, discharge, and death registers
Series Number
B2404
Summary
This series consists of scattered documentation of patient admissions, discharges, and deaths. The registers cover several facility branches, wards, and asylums. Exact coverage is sometimes uncertain.
Creator
Manhattan Psychiatric Center
Access Restrictions
Restricted in accordance with Mental Hygiene Law, Section 33.13, relating to confidentiality of clinical records. Access is permitted under certain conditions upon approval by the Office of Mental Health.
Interpretive poster of William de Leftwich Dodge murals
Series Number
B1865
Summary
This series consists of a poster produced by the Commission on the Restoration of the Capitol reproducing the wall and ceiling murals in the Governor's Reception Room. Accompanying the reproduction is a key that provides detailed explanations and interpretations of each of the individual murals. These murals depict major battles, naval engagements, and military leaders. Also included is an image of the Unknown Soldier.
Creator
Manhattan Psychiatric Center
Access Restrictions
There are no restrictions regarding access to or use of this material.
Manhattan Psychiatric Center ward diaries and journals
Series Number
B2827
Summary
This series of journals and diaries documents admission and discharge information for specific wards of Manhattan State Hospital and its successor, Manhattan Psychiatric Center.
Creator
Manhattan Psychiatric Center
Access Restrictions
Restricted in accordance with Mental Hygiene Law, Section 33.13, relating to confidentiality of clinical records. Access is permitted under certain conditions upon approval by the Office of Mental Health.
This series of photographs depicts staff and patient daily activities, visitors, facilities, patient therapy, recreation, rehabilitation, and special occasions.
Creator
Manhattan Psychiatric Center
Access Restrictions
Restricted in accordance with Mental Hygiene Law, Section 33.13, relating to confidentiality of clinical records. Access is permitted under certain conditions upon approval by the Office of Mental Health.