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Rudolph Herman Kampeier (1898-1990) biographical file
Flie contains newspaper clippings, articles, photographs, C.V.
Louis Leroy (1874-1944) biographical file
Dr. Louis Leroy was on the faculty of the Medical Department of Vanderbilt University as Professor of Pathology and Bacteriology from 1899-1905.
Thomas Menees (1823-1905) biographical file
Biographical file includes photographs, biographical reprints, articles, and obituaries.
James Overton biographical file
Biographical file contains photocopy of article “Life O Dr. James Overton,” by Dr. William K. Bowling published in the Nashville Journal of Medicine and Surgery, Volume 1 (New Series) July 1866 pp. 42-52.
Frank Cole Spencer (b.1926) biographical file
File contains photographs and biographical articles and transcript of an interview conducted on April 19, 1999
Olin West, Sr. (1874-1952) biographical file
File contains letters written to Olin West during the years of 1922,1924, 1947, photographs (including two anatomy lab pictures from when he was as student at Vanderbilt in the late 1800s) , newspaper clippings, and published article and obituary from JAMA.
John Alexander Witherspoon (1864-1929) biographical file
Medical Education Past and Present, Bulletin of the History of Medicine, Proceedings of the American Medical College 1991, obituaries, photographs.
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