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3 black and white 3x4 inch photographs and 7 black and white photographs related to depicting ultrasounds.

1 black and white 8x10 inch contact sheet, 1 black and white 8x10 inch negative, 3 black and white 5x7 inch photographs, and 3 black and white 8x10 inch photographs related to the McDonnell Medical Sciences Building.

2 black and white 3.5x5 inch portraits and 2 black and white 8x10 inch portraits of John D. Vavra.

2 black and white 5x7 inch portraits and 8 black and white 8x10 inch portraits of Phillip Needleman, PhD - Professor and Department Head, Pharmacology.

1 black and white 5x7 inch photograph and 9 black and white 8x10 inch photographs featuring scenes from the Irene Walter Johnson Institute for Rehabilitation.

1 black and white 3x5 inch portrait, 5 black and white 5x7 inch portraits, and 7 black and white 8x10 inch portraits of David Kipnis - Adolphus Busch professor and Chairman of the Department of Medicine.

8 color 35mm slides, 1 black and white 3x5 inch portrait, 2 black and white 5x7 inch portraits, and 4 black and white 8x10 inch photographs featuring William Landau - Alzheimers.

1 black and white 5x7 inch photograph and 8 black and white 8x10 inch photographs depicting portraits of doctors and patients.

1 black and white 5x7 inch portrait and 1 black and white 8x10 inch portrait of Paul Packman.

9 black and white 8x10 inch photographs depicting staff from the Otolaryngology Department.

20 color 35mm slides, 21 black and white 35mm negative film strips, 41 black and white 5x7 inch photographs, and 7 black and white 8x10 inch photographs depicting Virginia V. Weldon - Professor of Pediatrics.

11 color 35mm slides, 1 black and white 8x10 inch negative, 8 black and white 5x7 inch portraits, 1 color 8x10 inch photograph, and 11 black and white 8x10 inch photographs featuring Paul E. Lacy.

3 black and white 5x7 inch photographs, 6 black and white 8x10 inch photographs, and 1 black and white 8x10 inch contact sheet depicting various shots involving the Cancer Center.

1 black and white 3.5x5 inch portrait, 2 black and white 5x7 inch portraits, and 6 black and white 8x10 inch portraits of Michel M. Ter-Pogossian - Director, Division of Radiation Sciences.

20 black and white 8x10 inch photographs related to Robert Lee - Dean of Minority Affairs.

An interview of the Washington University Medical Center Desegregation History Project, conducted by Edwin W. McCleskey and associates, 1990. Approximate Length: 19 minutes.

David Goldring relates stories he heard and his own experience with the admission of Black children to St. Louis Children’s Hospital.

He begins with stories he heard about the attitudes of chiefs of pediatrics, hospital administrators, and hospital board toward the admission of Black children to Children’s Hospital. Goldring discusses John Howland, who was the first chief of pediatrics at the hospital, and how Howland left after 6 months because the hospital board was opposed to the admission of Black children. This situation changed when St. Louis Children's Hospital opened the Butler Ward, a segregated ward for Black children in 1923.

Goldring then relates a story from his time as a resident in 1941-1944. He says that one night, a Black child needed an incubator and there were none available in the Butler ward, so Goldring admitted him to the infant ward. An administrator called the chief of pediatrics, Alexis Hartmann Sr., to report it, but Hartmann let the admission stand. Goldring next briefly discusses the integration of the staff of Children's Hospital.

He relates the role of Park J. White played in training Black interns and residents at Homer G. Phillips Hospital. Goldring later discusses the differences between working at Children’s Hospital and Homer Phillips, and the closure of Homer Phillips.