Old Bellevue Psychiatric Hospital
- Historically Known As: Bellevue Psychopathic Hospital
- Address: 400 E 30th St
- Vicinity: 1st Ave
- Neighborhood of Kips Bay in Manhattan NYC
- Borough of Manhattan NYC in New York City
Y/M/D | Person | Association | Description | Composition | Food | Event |
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Y/M/D | Person | Association | Description | Composition | Food | Event |
1897/06/21 | Bellevue Hospital's new Insane Pavilion (lost) on the 26th Street side of the hospital grounds. | |||||
1897/06/25 | Diamond Jim Brady forcibly admits his mother to at the Bellevue's new pavilion for the insane (lost) on 26th Street. | |||||
1929/00/00 | Charles B Meyers | Architect | C B Meyers designs a new Psychiatric building at Bellevue "special consideration has been given ... to incorporate within the building the appearance and aspect of home or normal living conditions with simple decorations and color tones". | |||
1930/06/18 | Thompson, Holmes and Converse | Architect | Ground is broken on new Psychiatric building at Bellevue Hospital with a 10 story administrative tower and two 8 story patient wings. | |||
1933/05/00 | The Bellevue Psychopathic Hospital partially opens. The 600-bed facility can only accommodate 375 patients. The building will be formally dedication in November. | |||||
1945/00/00 | Ray Milland spends a night in the psychiatric ward of Bellevue Hospital with patients suffering from alcoholism to prepare for his role in The Lost Weekend | The Lost Weekend (film) | ||||
1978/10/22 | Sid Vicious | Life | After attempting suicide by slitting his wrist with a smashed light bulb, Sid Vicious is admitted to Bellevue Hospital. | |||
1998/00/00 | Old Bellevue Psychiatric Hospital building becomes a homelesss shelter |
Particulars for Old Bellevue Psychiatric Hospital: | |
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Sight Category | Building |
Disease | Mental Illness |
Area of Significance | Mental Institution, Asylum |
Work | Type | AsNotedIn | Creator | Note |
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The Exorcist | Film | William Friedkin | Setting and Filming Location | |
The Lost Weekend (film) | Film | Billy Wilder | Setting and Filming Location |
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