Tennessee History

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Flie contains newspaper clippings, articles, photographs, C.V.

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Collection contains records pertaining to and created by Dr. Marcus Chesley Key who practiced medicine in rural Tennessee during the early to mid 20th century. Records include diplomas, certificates, lecture notes, and ledger books that record patient visits and descrption of services rendered. The collection provides insight into the practice of medicine in a rural Southern community during the early to mid 20th century.

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Biographical file includes numerous photographs, correspondence, event programs, speech, Kirkland's history of Medical Education at Vanderbilt, a 1933 edition of The Vanderbilt Alumnus commemorating Dr. Kirkland, and other biographical information.

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Biographical file includes obituary.

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Biographical file includes obituary and biographical article.

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Dr. Louis Leroy was on the faculty of the Medical Department of Vanderbilt University as Professor of Pathology and Bacteriology from 1899-1905.

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Biographical file includes numerous academic journal articles, programs, news clippings, a reprint photograph, Lindsley Family manuscript collection information, diary entries, family tree, and other biographical information.

Abstract Small collection of correspondence that belonged to John Berrien Lindsley (1822-1897), author, educator and professor at the University of Nashville, whose greatest contribution was the advancement of public health, public education, and medical education in Tennessee and the South. The collection includes letters to J.B. Lindsely, his wife, and Louise Lindsley, from various sources; one letter by Dr. Lindsley; eulogy of Dr. Lindsley by D.C. Smith; manuscript on history of Nashville...

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Biographical file includes photographs and reprints of biographical entries.

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Biographical file includes content from the Biographical and Historical Memoirs of Northeast Arkansas and from Pen and Sword: the Life and Journals of Randal W. McGavock.

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The Charlotte Frances McLeod Collection, spanning 1954-55, consists of items related to the life of transgender woman Charlotte Frances McLeod (February 26, 1925 - September 16, 2007), who was born in Nashville and became the second North American to undergo gender reassignment surgery in Denmark.

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Biographical file includes a medical paper that was delivered and dated 1900, a signature on a piece of brown paper sack, and academic journal reprints.

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Biographical file contains photographs of Dr. Qualls, including photgraphic portraits and two before-and-after group photographs with a dissection cadaver.

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Biographical file includes an article about Dr. Robertson being the first Nashville pediatrician, historical notes, personal bibliography, and medical journal reprints.

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Biographical file includes newspaper clippings, article reprints, and a copy of the biography entitled, "Dr. Seat Belt," as written by Dr. Sander's son.

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Biographical file includes photographs, newspaper clippings, and reprints of diplomas.