American Medical College for Women

The American Medical College for Women, established in 1873, was a pioneering medical school aimed at educating women in medicine, addressing gender inequalities in the field. It offered women the opportunity to obtain a medical degree at a time when most medical schools were male-dominated. The college focused on providing comprehensive medical training and fostering an inclusive environment for women. Though it eventually closed in 1893, its legacy contributed significantly to the progress of women in medicine and helped pave the way for future generations of female healthcare professionals.