Vanderbilt University--Alumni
Found in 433 Collections and/or Records:
William Groce Harrison Biographical File
Biographical file includes news clippings, photograph, and reprints from The History of Medicine in Alabama
J. Lynwood Herrington Biographical File
Biographical file includes several articles on the history of surgery, especially gastro-intestinal surgery, authored by Dr. Herrington; material on the history of medicine in Nashville; CV; original drawing by A. Rees, medical illustrator used to illustrate one of Dr. Herrington's articles; and other biographical information.
Herrington, J. Lynwood (1919-2004)
History of Undergraduate Desegregation at Vanderbilt Collection
William C. Holland, Jr. Biographical File
Biographical file includes news clippings.
Frank Hollowell Biographical File
Biographical file includes a memorial entry from the Tennessee Medical Society Transaction, 1891.
Dorothy M. Horstmann Biographical File
Biographical file includes obituary and excerpts from Vanderbilt University School of Medicine: The Story in Pictures From Its Beginning to 1963.
Hugh Jackson Morgan
John S. Hunt Biographical File
Biographical file includes photograph.
Hunt, John S.
Ingram Family Biographical File
Biographical file includes news clippings.
James W. Ward
Joe W. Grisham
John L. Shapiro
Dorothy E. Johnson Biographical File
Photographs, memorabilia, handwritten notes, reprints, newspaper clippings, and correspondence.
Johnson, Dorothy E.
George Summers Johnson Biographical File
Biographical file includes photographs and biographical sketch.
James W. Johnson Biographical File
Biographical file includes award reprint.
John S. Johnson Biographical File
Biographical file includes obituary, CV, and other biographical information.
Samuel Earle Johnson Biographical File
Biographical file includes memoriam article, alumni directory reprint, and other biographical information.
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