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Margaret Sanger opens the first birth control clinic in the United States
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Margaret Sanger opens first legal birth control clinic in United States at Fifth Aveue.
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Committee on Maternal Health opens a clinic at the New York Infirmary for Women and Children on East 15trh Street.
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Committee on Maternal Health opens clinic on West 109th Street. It closed in 1933.
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The Committee on Maternal Health opened a birth control clinic at Lebanon Hospital.
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The Committee on Maternal Health opens a clinic at Mt. Sinal Hospital, on Fifth Avenue.
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The American Birth Control League and the Urban League team to open a clinic in a public school building in an African-American neighborhood.
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Sloane Hospital opens a clinic on West 168th Street.
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Opened by the Committee on Maternal Health on West 61st Street. Closed in 1934.
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Committee on Maternal Health opens clinic on East 77th Street.
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A referral clinic was started at East 17th Street.
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New York City Committee of the American Birth Control League opens a clinic at Beth Israel Hospital, remains open until 1936.
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Margaret Sanger opens a branch clinic in Harlem on Seventh Street in conjunction with the Urban League.
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New York City Committee of the American Birth Control League opens setlement house clinic on Madison Street.
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The New York City Committee of the American Birth Control League opened a clinic at the Fifth Avenue Hospital.
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Sydenham Hospital on Manhattan Avenue and 123 Street opens its own clinic.
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New York City Committee of the American Birth Control League opens a settlement cliic on West 36th Street.
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New York City Committee of the American Birth Control League opened clinic at Settlement on East Broadway.
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Hospital opened clinic on Second Avenue.
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Committee on Maternal Health opens clinic on East 103rd Street. Closes in 1933.
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The Committee on Maternal Health opens a clinic at Methodist Episcopal Hospital on Sixth Street.
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New York City Committee of the American Birth Control League and New York Section of the National Council of Jewish Women open settlement clinic on Forest Avenue.
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New York City Committee of the American Birth Control League opens settlement house clinic on East 104th Street.
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New York City Committee of the American Birth Control League opens settlement house clinic on Washington Avenue.
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A settlement clinic operated a clinic from 1933 to 1939, on First Street.
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A private clinic for "colored" patients opens on 125th Street. Closed in 1934.
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NYU School of Medicine opens clinic on First Avenue.
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Clinic opened on West 108th Street.
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New York City Committee of the American Birth Control League opens clinic at West 69th Street.
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The New York Committee of the American Birth Control League opened a clinic at the Prescott House, a settlement associated with the Unitarian Church.
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New York City Committee of the American Birth Control League opens a clinic in a settlement house.
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New York City Committee of the American Birth Control League opens settlement house clinic on Eldridge Street.
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New York City Committee of the American Birth Control League opens clinic, also called Thompson Street Maternal Health Center.,
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Settlement clinic opened on East 105th Street. Closed in 1936.
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New York City Committee of the American Birth Control League opened a birth control clinic on Second Avenue.
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A birth control clinic was opened at Juvenile House, a settlement, on East 156th Street.
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Settlement house on Avenue B opens clinic.
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Labor organization founds birth control clinic in Fifth Avenue.
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Clinic opened on 196th Street.
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Opened on Waverley Place.
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Hospital opens clinic on 144th and Convent Streets.
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Church opens clinic at 186th Street.
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Settlement clinic opens on Stanton Street.
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The New York City Committee of the American Birth Control League opened a clinic at Lebanon Hospital.
