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Photos in this box include both images used in issues of Barnes Magazine and the Barnes Annual Report, as well as images shot but not used for issues of Barnes Magazine and the Barnes Annual Report. Sorted chronologically, then alphabetically.

Photographs are portion of an exhibit, displayed at an unknown location and time. Photographs are reprinted on styrofoam or wood blocks.

The House Staff manuals were written as guides to procedures for interns and residents at Barnes and affiliated hospitals.

Pages removed from three-ring binder and put into individual folders.

Pages removed from three-ring binder and put into individual folders.

Pages removed from three-ring binder and put into individual folders. Includes hospital and school memorabilia such as tickets, announcements, invitations and clippings from late 19th century to the 1920s.

Book containing examples of all business, medical, and dental forms and labels used in Barnes and its affiliated hospitals during the years 1914-1915.  Prices are included.  These forms were produced for the hospitals by Geo. D. Barnard & Co., Hoellmich Bros. and Nixon-Jones office supply houses. Forms in ledger include: Barnes Hospital agreement to furnish supplies; ambulance daily report; anesthesia chart; application for employment; baby record; blood and urine chart; certificate of release; clothing tag; complaint slip; critical condition notice; daily menu report form; daily request for food supplies; death notice; dental record; department of clinical pathology chart; diet list; dining room card; general ledger; head nurses daily report of dining room orders issues; labor record; metabolism chart; narcosis form; nurse time sheet; nursery record; operating room daily report; pathological report on sputum, stool, and stomach; patient census slip; patient chart; pay roll; pharmacy daily report; pregnancy record; puerperium record; purchase record; requisite for photographic exam; supply ordering form; supply requisition; telephone record; urinary chart; vestibular test chart; visitor permit; wage receipt; ward laundry; and x-ray card. Also included are Children’s Hospital patient chart and Washington University Training School for Nurses patient form.

Correspondence focuses on the Veteran’s Administration’s contracts and associations with hospitals and physicians, including Barnes Hospital and its staff.

For Barnes Hospital annual reports for the years 1915-1959, see RG01C, sub-group 1, series 9.

Digitized versions of the Barnes Bulletin are available at the following link: http://digitalcommons.wustl.edu/bjc_barnes_bulletin/.