Box 1
Contains 25 Results:
Biography of Dr. W. D. Haggard Sr. , 1826 - 1901, 1826 - 1901
Personal papers of surgeon and Vanderbilt professor William D. Haggard, Jr. Materials include: correspondence; biographical material; Senate testimony; clippings; photographs; brochures and pamphlets; reprints; manuscripts; speeches; case studies; awards and certificates; and scrapbooks. Correspondents include: Max Thorek, W. W. Keen, Charles H. Mayo. Dr. Haggard was president of the American Medical Association and the Southern Surgical Association.
"In Memory, Dr. William David Haggard, 1872 - 1940", A sentiment by the staff and sisters of Saint Thomas Hospital on the death of Dr. Haggard, 1872 - 1940
"In Memory, Dr. William David Haggard, 1872 - 1940", A sentiment by the staff and sisters of Saint Thomas Hospital on the death of Dr. Haggard
Dr. G. W. and S. S. Moody letter to Haggard, June 16, 1924 - Dr. R. C. Coffey letter to Haggard, June 5, 1925 - Dr. Joseph F. Smith letter to Haggard, April 26, 1926 - Dr. Mouldon Smith letter to Haggard, Sept. 17, 1927 - Dr. William Perrin Nicolson, 1924 - 1988
Letters of congratulation to Dr. W. D. Haggard on his election as President of the American Medical Association, 1924 William David Haggard Collection A copy of paper read by Dr. J. A. Witherspoon at the American Medical Association Meeting on, 1924 - 1924
- Dr. Donald Campbell letter to Haggard, June 2, 1924 - Dr. Haggard's reply to Dr. Donald Campbell, July 10, 1924 - Dr. G. T. Abernathy letter to Haggard, June 13, 1924 - Dr. Thos. N. Coppedge letter to Haggard, June 13, 1924 - Joe B. Palmer letter to, 1924 - 1924
- Dr. J. H. Hale letter to Haggard, June 21, 1924 - Dr. John M. Maury letter to Haggard, June 21, 1924 Dr. Haggard's reply to Dr. John M. Maury, June 23, 1924 - Dr. A. B. Cooke letter to Haggard, June 25, 1924 Dr. Haggard's reply to A. B. Cooke, J, 1924 0 - 1924 0
Telegrams of Congratulation to Dr. W. D. Haggard on his success as president of American Medical Association, Atlantic city, 1925 - Albert Woods; Mr. & Mrs. Alf Levine; H. H. Bailey; Billy McGavock; Bill Welsh; S. M. Bloomstein; F. K. Boland; Mr, 1925 - 1925
Correspondence regarding American Medical Association Meeting in Atlantic City, 1937 - Dr. Henry W. Cave letter to Haggard, Jan. 11, 1937 - Dr. Haggard to Dr. W. E. Darnall, May 18, 1937 - F. M. Pottenger to Haggard, May 20, 1937 - Louis B. Off, Jr., 1937 - 1937
Correspondence regarding American Medical Association Meeting in Atlantic City, 1937 - Dr. Henry W. Cave letter to Haggard, Jan. 11, 1937 - Dr. Haggard to Dr. W. E. Darnall, May 18, 1937 - F. M. Pottenger to Haggard, May 20, 1937 - Louis B. Off, Jr. to Haggard, May 22., 1937 - Dr. Haggard to Dr. C. C. Charlton, May 25, 1937
Dr. Haggard's correspondence with Dr. W. L. Estes Jr. - Dr. W. L. Estes Jr. to Haggard, Dec. 23, 1936 - Dr. Haggard to W. L. Estes Jr., Dec 28, 1936 - Dr. W. L. Estes, Jr, to Haggard, May 19, 1937 - Dr. Haggard to Dr. W. L. Estes Jr., May 21, 1937, 1936 - 1937
Dr. Haggard's correspondence with Dr. W. L. Estes Jr. - Dr. W. L. Estes Jr. to Haggard, Dec. 23, 1936 - Dr. Haggard to W. L. Estes Jr., Dec 28, 1936 - Dr. W. L. Estes, Jr, to Haggard, May 19, 1937 - Dr. Haggard to Dr. W. L. Estes Jr., May 21, 1937 - Dr. Haggard to W. L. Estes, May 24, 1937
Dr. Haggard correspondence concerning Pan - American Medical Association - Dr. Charles H. Mayo to Haggard, Feb. 7, 1933 - Dr. John McReynolds, President of the Congress, letter to Haggard, March 2, 1933 - Dr. Charles H. Mayo to Haggard, Jan., 1933 -, 1933 - 1933
Dr. Haggard correspondence concerning Pan - American Medical Association - Dr. Charles H. Mayo to Haggard, Feb. 7, 1933 - Dr. John McReynolds, President of the Congress, letter to Haggard, March 2, 1933 - Dr. Charles H. Mayo to Haggard, Jan., 1933 - News Paper Clipping on Pan - American Medical Association Meeting, March 22, 1933
Correspondence - Miscellaneous - Who's who in America, 1934 - 1935 (Biographical Entry) - Mrs. J. C. Bradford, Director Nashville Museum of Art, letter to Haggard, Jan. 1, 1931, 1931 - 1935
Personal papers of surgeon and Vanderbilt professor William D. Haggard, Jr. Materials include: correspondence; biographical material; Senate testimony; clippings; photographs; brochures and pamphlets; reprints; manuscripts; speeches; case studies; awards and certificates; and scrapbooks. Correspondents include: Max Thorek, W. W. Keen, Charles H. Mayo. Dr. Haggard was president of the American Medical Association and the Southern Surgical Association.
- Dr. Haggard correspondence regarding World War I, 1918 (5 letters), 1918 - 1918
Personal papers of surgeon and Vanderbilt professor William D. Haggard, Jr. Materials include: correspondence; biographical material; Senate testimony; clippings; photographs; brochures and pamphlets; reprints; manuscripts; speeches; case studies; awards and certificates; and scrapbooks. Correspondents include: Max Thorek, W. W. Keen, Charles H. Mayo. Dr. Haggard was president of the American Medical Association and the Southern Surgical Association.
Dr. Haggard's certificates from the War Department (3 certificates)
Personal papers of surgeon and Vanderbilt professor William D. Haggard, Jr. Materials include: correspondence; biographical material; Senate testimony; clippings; photographs; brochures and pamphlets; reprints; manuscripts; speeches; case studies; awards and certificates; and scrapbooks. Correspondents include: Max Thorek, W. W. Keen, Charles H. Mayo. Dr. Haggard was president of the American Medical Association and the Southern Surgical Association.
Statement of Major W. D. Haggard, M. R. C., U.S. Army, before the sub-committee of the Senate to consider the Owen Bill
Statement of Major W. D. Haggard, M. R. C., U.S. Army, before the sub-committee of the Senate to consider the Owen Bill
Reprint - "The Medical Profession And The Great War", by W. D. Haggard, M.D., F.A.C.S., Nashville, Tennessee, Major Medical Corps, Reprinted from Surgery, Gynecology, and Obstetrics, Sept., 1918, 1918 - 1918
Reprint - "The Medical Profession And The Great War", by W. D. Haggard, M.D., F.A.C.S., Nashville, Tennessee, Major Medical Corps, Reprinted from Surgery, Gynecology, and Obstetrics, Sept., 1918
Special order papers regarding honorably relieving Dr. Haggard from the service of the War Department (4 papers)
Special order papers regarding honorably relieving Dr. Haggard from the service of the War Department (4 papers)
- One photo of the War Department - W. D. Haggard's officer's picture identity card - W. D. Haggard's officer's badge
- One photo of the War Department - W. D. Haggard's officer's picture identity card - W. D. Haggard's officer's badge
Dr. W. D. Haggard' officers rating cards (2 cards)
Personal papers of surgeon and Vanderbilt professor William D. Haggard, Jr. Materials include: correspondence; biographical material; Senate testimony; clippings; photographs; brochures and pamphlets; reprints; manuscripts; speeches; case studies; awards and certificates; and scrapbooks. Correspondents include: Max Thorek, W. W. Keen, Charles H. Mayo. Dr. Haggard was president of the American Medical Association and the Southern Surgical Association.
W. D. Haggard correspondence with Radium Chemical Company (27 letters)
Personal papers of surgeon and Vanderbilt professor William D. Haggard, Jr. Materials include: correspondence; biographical material; Senate testimony; clippings; photographs; brochures and pamphlets; reprints; manuscripts; speeches; case studies; awards and certificates; and scrapbooks. Correspondents include: Max Thorek, W. W. Keen, Charles H. Mayo. Dr. Haggard was president of the American Medical Association and the Southern Surgical Association.
Radium Chemical Company, INC..... certificates for one specimen of Radioactive Material sold to Dr. Haggard (23 certificates)
Radium Chemical Company, INC..... certificates for one specimen of Radioactive Material sold to Dr. Haggard (23 certificates)
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