Charles B. Pittinger Papers Box 2d

 Container

Contains 8 Results:

Folder 1: Dr. Charles Pittinger's correspondence with Wood Library Museum of Anesthesiology regarding his research project, 1989., 1989 - 1989

 File — Container: Charles B. Pittinger Papers Box 2d, Folder: 1
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Folder 1: Dr. Charles Pittinger's correspondence with Wood Library Museum of Anesthesiology regarding his research project, 1989.

Dates: 1989 - 1989

Folder 2: Dr. Gwathmey correspondence - Photocopies received from Wood Library Museum of Anesthesiology, 1924-25., 1924 - 1925

 File — Container: Charles B. Pittinger Papers Box 2d, Folder: 2
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Folder 2: Dr. Gwathmey correspondence - Photocopies received from Wood Library Museum of Anesthesiology, 1924-25.

Dates: 1924 - 1925

Folder 3: Dr. Gwathmey correspondence - Photocopies received from Virginia Military Institute, 1881-1899., 1881 - 1899

 File — Container: Charles B. Pittinger Papers Box 2d, Folder: 3
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Folder 3: Dr. Gwathmey correspondence - Photocopies received from Virginia Military Institute, 1881-1899.

Dates: 1881 - 1899

Folder 4: Material relating to Long Island Society of Anesthetists, New York (no date).

 File — Container: Charles B. Pittinger Papers Box 2d, Folder: 4
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Folder 4: Material relating to Long Island Society of Anesthetists, New York (no date).

Dates: 1878 - 1989

Folder 5: News paper clippings relating to Dr. Gwathmey's death, 1944., 1944 - 1944

 File — Container: Charles B. Pittinger Papers Box 2d, Folder: 5
Collection Scope and Content Summary From the Collection: Personal papers of Charles Bernard Pittinger (1913-1990), chair of the Vanderbilt Department of Anesthesiology, anesthesiologist and pharmacologist known for new methods of obstetrical anesthesia. Materials include: biographical material on James Tayloe Gwathmey, Crawford W. Long, Dennis Jackson, et al.; research on acupuncture; photographs; reprints; correspondence; manuscripts; curriculum vitae; slides. Correspondents include Barney Brooks, Mary Ross Gillespie, Bruno Haid, Dennis Jackson,...
Dates: 1944 - 1944

Folder 6: Bibliography of Dr. Gwathmey, 1903-43., 1903 - 1943

 File — Container: Charles B. Pittinger Papers Box 2d, Folder: 6
Collection Scope and Content Summary From the Collection: Personal papers of Charles Bernard Pittinger (1913-1990), chair of the Vanderbilt Department of Anesthesiology, anesthesiologist and pharmacologist known for new methods of obstetrical anesthesia. Materials include: biographical material on James Tayloe Gwathmey, Crawford W. Long, Dennis Jackson, et al.; research on acupuncture; photographs; reprints; correspondence; manuscripts; curriculum vitae; slides. Correspondents include Barney Brooks, Mary Ross Gillespie, Bruno Haid, Dennis Jackson,...
Dates: 1903 - 1943

Folder 7: Dr. Gwathmey - Miscellaneous. - Slides and photographs relating to Dr. Gwathmey

 File — Container: Charles B. Pittinger Papers Box 2d, Folder: 7
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Folder 7: Dr. Gwathmey - Miscellaneous. - Slides and photographs relating to Dr. Gwathmey 20 slides. portrait of Dr. Gwathmey ca 1940 (Medical artifact Collection number 1059) and photograph of the staff of the New York Skin and Cancer Hospital ca. 1900. whee Dr. Gwathmey trained.

Dates: 1878 - 1989

Gwathmey, James Tayloe. photograph of James Tayloe Gwathmey (1862-1944). Added to inventory August 3, 1995.

 Item — Container: Charles B. Pittinger Papers Box 2d, Artifact: 1059
Identifier: hom-ebl0000-i1059

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