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Jefferson
Medical College collage, ca. 1930s. (Art/Photo Collection,
C9-045)
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Jefferson
Today
During the
20th century, Jefferson's campus expanded enormously to include
the following buildings:
- Main Hospital Building (1907)
- Thompson Building (1924)
- Medical College and Curtis Buildings (1929 and 1931)
- Foerderer Pavilion (1954)
- Jefferson Alumni Hall (1968)
- Scott Memorial Library (1970)
- Edison Building (acquired 1973)
- Gibbon Building (1978)
- Bodine Center for Cancer Treatment (1986)
- Medical Office Building (1986)
- Clinical Office Building (1990)
- Bluemle Life Sciences Building (1991)
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Aerial
campus view, 1980. (Art/Photo Collection, C9-021)
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Bounded by
Chestnut Street to the north, Irving Street to the south, Ninth
Street to the east and 11th Street to the west, today the University
campus occupies approximately 13 acres.
Thomas Jefferson
University earned national recognition after US News & World
Report awarded Jefferson its best comprehensive medical school
ranking in 1992 and 1993.
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