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The Buildings of Dalhousie University - Clinical Research Centre - Building History The Buildings of Dalhousie University Buildings Home About the Project Chronology Building Index Contact Us Clinical Research Centre Address: 5849 University Av. Start Date: May 1922 Completion Date: Spring 1924 Architect: Andrew R. Cobb Contractor: Dalhousie Construction Committee Renovation Date(s): 1953; 1955; 1956; 1959; 1966; 2005 Building History Clinical Research Centre Construction, February 1923 Dalhousie's Clinical Research Centre, built in 1922-1924, was originally called the Public Health Clinic. It was built to provide clinical instruction to Medical students in minor illness, as well as raise their awareness of public health issues. Students benefited from the numerous public health agencies that Dalhousie accommodated in the building: the Halifax Visiting Dispensary (then the only out-patient clinic in the city); the Victorian Order of Nurses; the Massachusetts-Halifax Health Commission; venereal disease treatment clinic; dentist of the Board of Schools Commission; I.O.D.E.; Halifax County Anti-Tuberculosis Association; and the Junior League, among others. The building's construction and equipment were funded by the Rockefeller Foundation and Carnegie Corporation, two American philanthropic organizations which have given hundreds of millions of dollars to charitable causes since they were founded in 1913 and 1911 respectively. Both were supporters of the development of North American medical schools and made possible several Dalhousie building projects in the 1920s. Clinical Research Centre, April 1925 The Public Health Clinic was designed by Halifax architect Andrew R. Cobb, the university's primary architect in the 1910s and 1920s. It is faced with tapestry brick matching that used in the Burbidge building. The cornerstone was laid on October 9, 1922, by Nova Scotia Premier George H. Murray, in a ceremony attended by Lieutenant-Governor McCallum Grant as well as Board of Governors representatives and President A. Stanley Mackenzie. In this period, general contracting for Dalhousie projects was handled by the Dalhousie Construction Department, headed by University Engineer H.R. Theakston. Construction of the Clinic began in May 1922 and was completed in the spring of 1924. The building was occupied as of August, 1924 and the first patients were treated on November 3, 1924. Clinic use grew enormously in its first fifteen years, as it played a key role in the community by providing services to lower income residents of the city. Medical, housekeeping and kitchen staff http://www.library.dal.ca/duasc/buildings/crc.htm[5/19/2015 10:25:05 AM]

The Buildings of Dalhousie University - Clinical Research Centre - Building History Clinical Research Centre, Outpatient and Public Health Clinic Interior, n.d. worked and lived in the building, and visiting physicians worked long hours without remuneration. Dalhousie ran into trouble when the Massachusetts-Halifax Health Commission wrapped up its involvement in the Clinic and staff were reduced seventy-five percent. It was struck with the burden of running the Clinic on its own with no aid from the City of Halifax or the province. This situation seemed unfair when compared to what other city governments did for their public health services. After several years of promoting the importance of the Public Health Clinic and wrangling for support, the Nova Scotia government agreed to provide $5,000 a year and the Rockefeller Foundation up to $8,800 a year, for the next five years. The Clinic would not have to be closed. In 1948, the Victoria General Hospital opened an out-patient department; with its demand lessened, the Public Health Clinic expanded its pediatric services, serving as the out-patient department of the Children's Hospital and Grace Maternity Hospital. In the 1950s it housed a Mental Health Clinic for Children as well as the Department of Psychiatry and the Dental Clinic, among others. As campus growth allowed departments' relocation and area hospitals took over clinical services, the Public Health Clinic was converted to meet the Faculty of Medicine's growing research function. Dining room, kitchen, storage rooms and employee quarters gradually gave way to administrative offices, laboratories and seminar rooms. In 1958 the building housed offices of the Halifax Public Health Nurses, the School of Nursing, Dean of Medicine, Director of Post Graduate Medical Education, the departments of Preventive Medicine and Psychiatry, Student Health Services, and the pharmacy of the Halifax Visiting Dispensary. The building underwent major remodeling in 1967 when the Sir Charles Tupper Medical Building was built, in order to provide research labs for clinical departments in the Medical School. Thereafter, it housed the Family Medicine Centre, infertility clinic, Preventive Medicine, heart and lung unit and estrogen and cardiovascular labs. Today, clinical training of Dalhousie Medical students takes place in numerous teaching hospitals and family practice units throughout the Halifax Regional Municipality and the Atlantic provinces. As of 2005 the Clinical Research Centre is the location of administrative and academic departments of the Medical School, including the Division of Medical Education, Finance and Administration, Postgraduate Medical Education, and the departments of Bioethics and Community Health and Epidemiology. References Top http://www.library.dal.ca/duasc/buildings/crc.htm[5/19/2015 10:25:05 AM]

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The Buildings of Dalhousie University Buildings Home About the Project Chronology Building Index Contact Us Clinical Research Centre Address: 5849 University Av. Start Date: May 1922 Completion Date: Spring 1924 Architect: Andrew R. Cobb Contractor: Dalhousie Construction Committee Renovation Date(s): 1953; 1955; 1956; 1959; 1966; 2005 References Photographs Dalhousie University Photograph Collection Clinical Research Centre, Public Health Clinic Interior, n.d. Aerial views of campus (Carleton) - includes images of the Clinical Research Centre, Carleton Building, Burbidge Building, Forrest Building, and Dentistry Building. 1925-1965. PC1, 14.1. Forrest Building and construction of Public Health and Outpatient Clinic. February 1923. PC1, 31.18. Outpatient and Public Health Clinic Interior. n.d. PC1, 31.19. Public Health and Medical Sciences Building and Forrest Building. April 1925. PC1, 31.21. Public Health Clinic and Forrest Building. May 1930. PC1, 31.21. Public Health Clinic. c1940-1949. PC1, 2.2. Public Health Clinic. n.d. PC1, 31.21. Public Health Clinic. October 1926. PC1, 31.21. Pharos Yearbook [Panoramic view of Carleton campus with Forrest Building and Public Health Clinic.] Pharos. 1937, p. 6-7. [Public Health Clinic and Forrest Building]. Pharos. 1930, p. 21. [Public Health Clinic]. Pharos. 1942, p. 36. Dalhousie Health Clinic [exterior and interior]. Pharos. 1948, [p. 15]. Dalhousie Health Clinic. Dalhousie University Yearbook. 1927, p. 50. Dalhousie Public Health Clinic, Carleton Campus. Pharos. 1929, p. 17. Public Health Centre. Dalhousie University Yearbook. 1928, p. 52. Public Health Clinic. Pharos. 1930, p. 23. Public Health Clinic. Pharos. 1937, p. 13.

Publications Books Annual Reports of the President of Dalhousie University. Toronto: Carswell Co., Ltd., Bookbinders. 1920-1921, 1921-1922, 1922-1923, 1923-1924, 1924-1925, 1927-1928, 1931-1932, 1932-1933, 1933-1934, 1938-1939, 1940-1941. Waite, Peter B. The Lives of Dalhousie University. Vol. 2, Ch. 3. Montreal: McGill-Queen's University Press, 1994. Dalhousie Gazette "Corner stone laid." Dalhousie Gazette. November 15, 1922, p. 1. "Public Health Building" [drawing]. Dalhousie Gazette. November 27, 1925, p. 5. "They claimed it couldn't be done; a symbiotic union - Studley & Forrest campi" [campus map]. Dalhousie Gazette. October 19, 1955, p. 2. Dalhousie University Scrapbooks Dalhousie University Scrapbooks [newspaper clippings from across Canada pertaining to Dalhousie]. c1924-1959. 13 boxes of bound scrapbooks. University News "Floods, minor mishaps; maintenance quick off the mark." University News. January 8, 1981, p. 1. Kerr, Cathy. "Forrest to get facelift, house Health Professions." University News. April 1, 1982, p. 1. Textual Records Board of Governors Minutes 1800-1945 Buildings -- Electric wiring of. BoG Minutes. November 17, 1933; January 29, 1934. MS- 1-1, A-8, p. 92. Cobb [A. R.] - Close out all arrangements with him. BoG Minutes. November 5, 1920. MS- 1-1, A-6, p. 36. Medical Building - No. 1 - Foundations completed by winter. BoG Minutes. October 24, 1921. MS-1-1, A-6. Medical Buildings -- Conference with leading medical men to discuss plans. BoG Minutes. June 17, 1921. MS-1-1, A-6, p. 84. Medical Buildings -- Excavation to proceed. BoG Minutes. August 23, 1921. MS-1-1, A-6, p. 99. Medical Buildings -- Funds available for construction. BoG Minutes. May 27, 1921. MS-1-1, A-6, p. 79. Medical Buildings -- No. 1 -- Site decided. BoG Minutes. July 25, 1921. MS-1-1, A-6, p. 91. Medical Buildings -- Plan for building discussed. BoG Minutes. June 7, 1921. MS-1-1, A-6, p. 83. Medical Buildings -- Plans discussed for site. BoG Minutes. July 6, 1921. MS-1-1, A-6, p. 88. Medical Buildings Committee -- Look after matter of laying the corner stones and selecting names for medical buildings. BoG

Minutes. August 30, 1922. MS-1-1, A-6, p. 144. Medical Health Centre -- Appointments approved. BoG Minutes. November 11, 1924. MS- 1-1, A-6, p. 255. Medical Health Centre -- Construction progressing. BoG Minutes. September 28, 1923. MS-1-1, A-6, p. 202. Medical Health Centre -- Construction progressing. BoG Minutes. September 28, 1923. MS-1-1, A-6, p. 202. Medical Health Centre -- J. A. Marshall & Co. -- Plastering contract arranged. BoG Minutes. March 12, 1924. MS-1-1, A- 6, p. 219. Medical Health Centre -- J. A. Marshall & Co. -- Tender awarded for plastering. BoG Minutes. January 24, 1924. MS- 1-1, A-6, p. 214. Medical Health Centre -- Massachusetts Halifax Health Commission -- Arrangements made concerning Medical Health Centre. BoG Minutes. October 13, 1924. MS-1-1, A-6, p. 249. Medical Health Centre -- Massachusetts Halifax Health Commission -- Arrangements made concerning Medical Health Centre. BoG Minutes. October 13, 1924. MS-1-1, A-6, p. 249. Medical Health Centre -- Opening of. BoG Minutes. November 11, 1924. MS-1-1, A-6, p. 254. Medical Health Centre -- Plastering contract arranged. BoG Minutes. March 12, 1924. MS- 1-1, A-6, p. 219. Medical Health Centre -- Reception to be held at opening. BoG Minutes. November 11, 1924. MS-1-1, A-6, p. 257. Medical Health Centre -- Tablet approved. BoG Minutes. January 12, 1925. MS-1-1, A-6, p. 269. Medical Health Centre -- Tender awarded for plastering. BoG Minutes. January 24, 1924. MS-1-1, A-6, p. 214. Medical Science Building -- Plans approved. BoG Minutes. July 25, 1922. MS-1-1, A-6, p. 140. Medical Science Building -- Public Health Centre -- Laying of cornerstone discussed. BoG Minutes. July 25, 1922. MS-1-1, A-6, p. 142. Public Health Centre -- Massachusetts Halifax Health Commission -- Payment. BoG Minutes. April 7, 1932. MS-1-1, A-8, p. 25. Public Health Centre -- Report. BoG Minutes. March 7, 1933. MS-1-1, A-8, p. 67. Public Health Clinic -- Building Committee -- List of tenders (Copy attached). BoG Minutes. March 23, 1923. MS-1-1, A-6, p. 178. Public Health Clinic -- Building Committee -- Report. BoG Minutes. May 17, 1939. MS-1-1, A-9. Public Health Clinic -- City Council Committee -- Report of Meeting (copy of letter attached). BoG Minutes. February 27, 1941. MS-1-1, A-9. Public Health Clinic -- City grant -- Increased. BoG Minutes. March 3, 1938. MS-1-1, A-9. Public Health Clinic -- Costs, Building -- Building Committee - Report. BoG Minutes. May 17, 1939. MS-1-1, A-9. Public Health Clinic -- Grant increase. BoG Minutes. August 27, 1940. MS-1-1, A-9. Public Health Clinic -- Grants, Provincial -- Increases in. BoG Minutes. November 12, 1940. MS-1-1, A-9. Public Health Clinic -- Lighting improved. BoG Minutes. November 28, 1944. MS-1-1, A-9. Public Health Clinic -- Report. BoG Minutes. March 2, 1937. MS-1-1, A-8, p. 175.

Board of Governors Minutes 1945-1967 Building, Tupper, Sir Charles, Medical Building -- Memorandum on plans for new building and remodelling and extension of present buildings. BoG Minutes. March 14, 1962. Public Health Clinic -- Application for quarters for City Health Offices. BoG Minutes. February 12, 1948. MS-1-1, A-11, p. 143. Public Health Clinic -- Laboratory space for Department of Medicine research. BoG Minutes. August 29, 1957. MS-1-1, A- 14, p. 93. Public Health Clinic -- President authorized to request continuation of grant. BoG Minutes. November 28, 1958. MS- 1-1, A-14, p. 214. Public Health Clinic -- Rebuilding of smoke stack. BoG Minutes. August 26, 1953. MS-1-1, A-13, p. 5. Public Health Clinic -- Remodelling costs approved. BoG Minutes. August 26, 1959. Public Health Clinic -- Report and conclusions of. BoG Minutes. January 10, 1949. MS-1-1, A-11, p. 187. President's Office Administration - Buildings - Public Health Clinic - A-M. 1922-1923. UA-3, 238.3. Administration - Buildings - Public Health Clinic - A-M. 1924-1927. UA-3, 238.4. Administration - Buildings - Public Health Clinic - Equipment and Supplies. 1923-1929. MS- 1-Ref, 238.6. Administration - Buildings - Public Health Clinic - Equipment and Supplies. 1930-1949. MS- 1-Ref, 238.7. Administration - Buildings - Public Health Clinic - N-Z. 1922-1927. UA-3, 238.5. Administration - Cobb, A.R. (Architect). 1912-1932. UA-3, 254.2. Community Relations - Public Health Clinic. 1922-1929. UA-3, 265.3. Community Relations - Public Health Clinic. 1946-1963. UA-3, 265.4. N.B.: Material from 1955 on is closed. Community Relations - Public Health Clinic. 1946-1963. UA-3, 265.5. N.B.: Material from 1955 on is closed. Finance - Buildings - Public Health Clinic - Financial Statements. 1924-1950. UA-3, 239.1. Research and Grants - Buildings - Public Health Clinic - Grants and Gifts. 1931-1946. UA- 3, 239.2. Research and Grants - Buildings - Public Health Clinic - Halifax Community Chest Grants. 1933-1948. UA-3, 239.3. Reference Files University Health Clinic - Postcards. 1930? MS-1-Ref, 4.2. Building History Top

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