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As described by the addendum in the External links' bullnyacadmed00075-0053.pdf item, "The fluidity of small hospitals in the first half of this {=20th} century is further illustrated by an account of the several institutions that have utilized the build- ings (sic) mentioned. The East 90th Street building ..." Real Estate sources describe it as a 9 story building that today is a 27 unit co-op.

• 1930s use of Trafalga's 161 East 90th Street building Pi314m ( talk) 19:30, 11 January 2021 (UTC) reply