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Sam Lillard Clark Biographical File
Biographical file includes articles, several obituaries, many newspaper clippings, numerous photographs, negatives, correspondence, poetry, notes, and other biographical and family information. Correspondence from Vanderbilt Alum. Dr. Robert Gotcher regarding being a student of Dr. Clark's.
Paul Dewitt Biographical File
Biographical file includes photographs, matriculation card, report cards, receipts, news clippings, correspondence, commencement program, and other biographical materials.
Leonard Wright Edwards Biographical File
Biographical file includes photographs, news clippings, obituaries, and biographical article.
Mary Phillips Gray Biographical File
Biographical file includes speech, news clippings, and photographs.
Virgil Shields LeQuire Biographical File
Biographical file includes news clippings, obituary, photographs, honorary symposium programs, articles, CV, and other biographical information.
Henry C. McGill Biographical File
Biographical file includes photographs.
James W. Ward Biographical File
File contains photographs of Dr. Ward, Nashville Tennessean article on surgery as a weapon againt cardiovascular disease, article on brain surgery, curriculum vitae, VUMC Reporter obiturary article.
James W. Ward Papers
Personal papers of Vanderbilt alum, professor, anatomist and neurologist James W. Ward (1909-1993). Materials include: correspondence; biographical material, lecture material; manuscripts and notes; catalogs; subject files on equipment; lab material; and photographs.
William H. Witt Papers
Personal papers of Vanderbilt alum, professor, and military physician William H. Witt. Materials include:correspondence; diary (WWI); manuscripts; speeches; clippings, memorial material.
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This site contains collection guides, or finding aids, to the archival collections held by Vanderbilt University Special Collections and University Archives, the History of Medicine Collection, and the Scarritt Bennett Center. Finding aids describe the context, arrangement, and structure of archival materials, allowing users to identify and request materials relevant to their research.
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