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Monmouth Medical Center Set to Celebrate 125th Anniversary
Celebratory event will be held at hospital on Sept. 12
For 125 years, Monmouth Medical Center has served the public in a variety of capacities and will be celebrated for all its achievements on Wednesday, Sept. 12.
An anniversary celebration event will be held at the hospital at 1 p.m. and will be attended by Long Branch Mayor Adam Schneider and several members of the Monmouth Medical Center staff including President Dr. Frank Vozos.
Hospital administrators will give a brief historical overview of Monmouth Medical Center, and a plaque created by the Long Branch Historical Association will be unveiled. The plaque signifies that the hospital will be part of the History Trail being developed throughout the city.
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Monmouth Medical Center began as several rented rooms above Arnold's Delicatessen on Broadway in 1887. A group of businessmen rented the rooms so local children could be treated for a medical epidemic that struck the area that year. Monmouth Memorial Hospital was officially opened on Thursday, April 30, 1891, and was later renamed Monmouth Medical Center.
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