McCosh Infirmary
Isabella McCosh Infirmary
Object Type: Building
Date of Commission: 1891
Date of Occupancy: 1893
Date of Destruction: 1925
Other Dates in Building's History:
1892: Cornerstone laid at commencement and building "ready for use the following April". (Leitch, Princeton Companion, p. 305)
1899-1900: Annex added "to provide space to take care of students with contagious diseases." (Evans, Postcards, p. 103)
1923: Another annex added.
1925: Demolished and replaced with present infirmary.
Architect(s): Baker & Dallett, Philadelphia ; Louis Carter Baker, Jr., Class of 1880 ; Elijah James Dallet
Donor(s): Trustees, College of New Jersey ; The Sanitary Committee of the Faculty
Named for: Isabella Guthrie McCosh
Materials: Brick; Stone; Wood
Function: Infirmary; Pharmacy; Surgery
Style: Classical Revival; Colonial Revival
Isabella McCosh Infirmary Annex I
Other Names: Isabella McCosh Infirmary Annex for Contagious Diseases
Date of Commission: 1899
Date of Occupancy: 1900
Other Dates in Building's History:
1899: Construction begins.
April 1900: Dedication.
September 1900: Building in use.
October 1903: Attic of main building furnished to accommodate nurses.
Architect(s): Raleigh C. Gildersleeve, New York City
Named for: Isabella Guthrie McCosh
Materials: Brick; Limestone; Slate
Function: Infirmary
New Isabella McCosh Infirmary - McCosh Health Center
Other Names: New Isabella McCosh Infirmary, McCosh Health Center
Date of Commission: 1923
Date of Occupancy: 1925
Other Dates in Building's History:
14 June 1924: Cornerstone laid.
June 1925: Building opened.
Sept 1987: Ladies Auxillary refurbished interior.
Architect(s): Day & Klauder, Philadelphia
Donor(s): Princeton Endowment Fund - Women's Commitee
Named for: Isabella Guthrie McCosh
Materials: Brick; Indiana Limestone; Slate
Function: Infirmary
Style: Collegiate Gothic