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R. Wallace Billington Biographical File
Biographical file includes an signed photograph, two obituary clippings, and a copy of a academic surgical test.
Arthur L. Brooks Biographical File
File includes photographs, curriculum vitae, programs, and other biographical information.
George K. Carpenter, Sr. Biographical File
Biographical file includes a newspaper clipping and correspondence related to the history of Vanderbilt University School of Medicine during the 1910s.
Department of Orthopedic Surgery Guest Lecturers Photographic Collection
This photographic collection is a group of portraits of guest lecturers in the Department of Orthopedic Surgery.
Dennis P. Devito Biographical File
Biographical file includes several photographs, curriculum vitae, press releases, and numerous news clippings.
Duncan Eve, Jr. Biographical File
Biographical file includes biographical articles and an obituary.
Paul Griffin Biographical File
Biographical file includes photographs.
J. William Hillman Biographical File
Biographical file includes compact disc, CV, photograph, news clippings, Harris-Hillman School information and brochures, obituary, and other biographical information.
Kenneth D. Johnson Biographical File
Biographical file includes CV, correspondence relating to Johnson\'s promotion at Vanderbilt, and other biographical information.
Albert Brant Lipscomb Biographical File
Biographical file includes obituary clippings.
Samuel B. Prevo Biographical File
Biographical file includes newspaper clippings pertaining to the death of Dr. Prevo.
Eugene Marshall Regen Biographical File
Biographical file includes a program from Regen's funeral service and both remarks and a schedule of events for Regen's portrait dedication ceremony.
Billington R. Wallace Biographical File
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