Rose Medical Center

Contains 8 folders of research materials, souvenir marble paperweight from Rose Hospital 70th anniversary and a final draft of "Major General Maurice Rose: The Most Decorated Battletank Commander in U.S. Military History."

The scrapbook was created by the General Rose Memorial Association. The scrapbook contains correspondence, fund raising material and construction photographs of the General Rose Memorial Hospital.

Folder contains correspondence between the American Battle Monuments Commission, the American Graves Registration Command European Theater Area, and General Rose Memorial Hospital about the replacement of the Star of David grave headstone with a Christian Cross in 1949. There is also an address given by Louis Nizer in New York in 1945.

Collection contains a copy of the Colorado History News from April 1995; a copy of the book "The First Twenty-Five Years of the General Rose Memorial Hospital 1945-1970"; a copy of the book "Major General Maurice Rose: The Most Decorated Battletank Commander in U.S. Military History." It also contains a print of recently restored painting of General Maurice Rose, news clippings, photographs, scrapbooks, correspondence, and research materials.

File folder contains materials about Phil Goodstein's book, "Exploring Jewish Colorado". The materials include correspondence and a draft of "Origins - The Jewish 1859ers".

The front entrance of General Rose Memorial Hospital in Denver, Colorado. A nurse is pushing a patient in a wheelchair into the front door which is being held open by an unidentified man.

The front entrance of Rose Memorial Hospital in Denver, Colorado. Nurse Opal Farnsworth is pushing a male patient in a wheelchair into the front entrance.

Photograph of the groundbreaking for the General Rose Memorial Hospital. Katy Rose is holding and has a foot on a shovel to dig the first hole in the dirt. In back of her are standing Maurice Shwayder, Ben Blumber, Mrs. Dave Cook, Joe Alpert, Mrs. Charles Shaper (Saralee Pollack), Arnold Rose (brother of General Maurice Rose). There is also an undated photo of the hospital.

Printed materials related to health and wellness activities sponsored or presumably encouraged by the organization.

Marble paperweight given by Rose Memorial Hospital at the 3rd Armored Division reunion. Has a brown mounting on the back with a hole at the top, possibly for hanging purposes. The paperweight is 4 x 4 x 0.5 inches.