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This Exhibit honors a man, a village, an institution and those
that have provided healthcare to the citizens of the Town of Huntington.
The Huntington Historical Society plans to recognize all of its friends
who wish to financially support our efforts in putting together this
tribute by establishing a Circle of Friends Panel
to be promiinently displayed during the exhibit.
If you care to join the Circle of Friends
you can do so via PayPal .
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Samuel Teich was born in Huntington in
1907, went to the Huntington schools, graduating from Huntington High
School in 1924. He graduated from Cornell and then from Long
Island College of Medicine in 1932, returned to set up practice in his
home town of Huntington Station in 1933 and joined the staff of
Huntington Hospital. Huntington Hospital, founded in 1915, had
just opened their second building in 1933, which is today part of a much
larger complex of buildings
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In 1935, Samuel married Beatrice and in the 1930's they bought a
house at 1090 New York avenue in Huntington Station. There they
created a home/office complex where they raised a family of three sons
and served their community's medical needs for the better part of the
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The Society's exhibit features a time line of health care
providers from the 18th to the 20th century in the Town of Huntington,
as well as the history of the formation of Huntington Hospital during
the second decade of the 20th century. |
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