Sydney Medical School from 1856 to 1900
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- Foundation of the Faculty of Medicine in 1856
- His Royal Highness Prince Alfred gives funds for a teaching hospital
- John Henry Challis bequeathes his estate to the University of Sydney
- (Sir) Thomas Anderson Stuart becomes Professor of Anatomy and Physiology, and second Dean of the Faculty of Medicine
- Opening of the Medical School in 1883
- Medical Students before the turn of the century
- First medical curriculum
- Plans for a new medical building
- Sydney Hospital for Sick Children recognised as a teaching hospital in 1884
- Callan Park Hospital for the Insane Becomes a Teaching Hospital in 1885
- Sydney University Medical Society established in 1886
- Royal Hospital for Women Paddington (The Benevolent Asylum) becomes a teaching hospital for Obstetric training in 1888
- Anderson Stuart recruits pioneer Faculty staff from Edinburgh Medical School
- Women in the Faculty before the turn of the century