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BICENTENNIAL GALLERY

John McLean, a Boston merchant form whom the hospital is named.

John McLean, a Boston merchant form whom the hospital is named.
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An aerial view of the McLean campus today.

Aerial view of the McLean campus.
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Appleton House, circa 1900, one of the first two buildings to be built on the Belmont campus.

Appleton House, circa 1900.
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Cooks and attendants of McLean, circa 1880.

Cooks & attendants of McLean, circa 1880.
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McLean was virtually self-sustaining when it moved to Belmont. Pictured is a member of the McLean staff harvesting apples from the hospital's apple orchard.

Farm at McLean
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Otto Folin in the biochemistry laboratory at McLean Hospital, 1905

Otto Folin, 1905
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The Administration Building today.

The Administration Building today.
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The McLean Asylum at its original location in Charlestown, circa 1840

The McLean Asylum, circa 1840
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The first graduating class of the McLean Nursing School, 1886

McLean Nursing School, 1886
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John Tyler, the first professor of Mental Disease at Harvard Medical School

John Tyler
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View from Upham House, Belmont campus, circa 1930

Upham House, circa 1930
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Governor's Citation

Governor's Citation
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City of Boston Proclamation

City of Boston Proclamation
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House Senate Resolutions

House Senate Resolutions
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