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Proposed new 75-bed surgical building at Faulkner Hospital

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Black and white architectural drawing of the proposed new 75-bed surgical building at Faulkner Hospital. Hospital leadership hoped to break ground in 1927. Published in the Twenty-second annual report of the Faulkner Hospital, May 1, 1925 to January 1, 1927.Oscar A. Thayer [architect]
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  1. Boston
  2. Faulkner Hospital (Boston, Mass.)
  3. Hospitals
  4. Massachusetts

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