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Central Clinic Building
1953
300 North Third, home to be replaced by professional office
building.
1956
05 15 1956
The Central Clinic Building,
Watertown's newest professional structure, located at 300-302 North Third
Street, will hold open house on Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. The new building is being occupied by Dr. E.
L. Parson and Dr. F. H. McNutt, osteopathic physicians and surgeons, and Dr. C.
W. Morgan, a chiropodist. Dr. Parson has
been in the city for 14 years. Dr.
McNutt has been here the past year and a half and Dr. Morgan has been here for
eight years. All are well known in the
community.
The building which consists of 11
rooms, not only houses the private offices of each of the three doctors, but
contains a modern X-ray room, a fluoroscopy room, a modern laboratory equipped
for chemical and microscopic analysis, and has individual dispensaries, rest
rooms, treatment rooms and other departments. Complete privacy is assured throughout and
there is an inviting and cheerful looking reception room as one enters through
the main door.
1957
300-302 North Third, new professional office building.
History of Watertown,
Wisconsin