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The School of Nursing colonized the old St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital on Ingalls Street. The School of Public Health built a new headquarters on Observatory Street. The W.K. Kellogg Eye Center was planned for a site on nearby Wall Street.
In 1941 the Regents established the nursing program as an independent university teaching unit, the University of Michigan School of Nursing. Although recognized as independent, the school's senior administrative officer was not given the title of dean until 1955.
The national trend came to Ann Arbor in 1891 when the University of Michigan Training School for Nurses was organized in conjunction with the new University Hospital located on Catherine Street in Ann Arbor. The university’s hospital believed it was incomplete without a nurse training school.
1953. Oakwood Hospital - Dearborn, a six floor community-based healthcare facility, opened its doors on January 5, 1953. Following World War II, it became clear Dearborn needed its own hospital. A decision was made to build a "voluntary" hospital on land donated by Henry Ford II & Ford Motor Company.
The following list of buildings on the University of Michigan campus, 1840-2014, was compiled by the Office of the University Architect. It lists the date of construction, building name and building architect, if known.
The University is founded in Detroit as the Catholepistemiad, or University of Michigania, by Augustus Woodward, Rev. John Monteith and Rev. Gabriel Richard. Treaty of Fort Meigs. Native American tribes cede land to the new “college in Detroit,” or the University of Michigania.
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A complete timeline of Dearborn County Hospital's History from founding to present including key milestones and major events.
