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This collection consists of 10 photographs related to Henry Clay Davis, including views of his home, a church, and his gravestone. Also included in this collection is a photograph from the unveiling of a plaque dedicated to the memory of Kate McSorely, who was a nurse to Dr. Davis when he succumbed to Yellow Fever in 1878, and who died shortly after he did.

This collection consists of 10 photographs, 1 course card, and 1 architectural drawing from Saint Louis Medical College and Missouri Dental College. The photographs are bound in a booklet; there are three copies of the booklet in this collection.

This collection consists of 44 photographs related to the Washington University School of Dental Medicine. The majority of the photographs depict interior views of the school and dental clinic.

This collection consists of 2103 photographs and artifacts from the St. Louis School for Occupational Therapy and the Washington University School of Medicine Program in Occupational Therapy. Most of the photographs depict faculty, staff, and students. Some of the photographs depict Occupational Therapists and patients at various military hospitals in the United States during World War II. The majority of photographs were originally bound in scrabooks.

This collection consists of 32 photographs depicting scenes from the early years of the St. Louis School for Occupational Therapy, which merged with the Occupational Therapy program at Washington University in 1945. Depicted subjects include patients crafting at Robert Koch Hospital, Barnes, Hospital, and St. Louis City Hospital, as well as exhibits of crafts made by patients and O.T. students.

This collection consists of 143 photographs, certificates, and artifacts primarily related to the old City Hospital #1. The majority of the photographs were originally bound into two albums and depict scenes from City Hospital #1 including buildings, equipment, staff, and patients undergoing treatment. This collection also includes two imperial Roman coins, a series of photographs of conjoined twin infants, and two certificates.

This collection consists of approximately 33,000 digital photos featuring faculty, staff, students, patients, events, and facilities of the Washington University Medical Center created by the Office of Medical Public Affairs from 2001 to 2020.

This collection consists of 872 8x10 black and white photographic prints and 12 35mm black and white negatives featuring staff and students of Washington University School of Medicine. This collection of photographs was created by Medical Public Affairs from 1980 through 1985.

Approximately 7,600 photographs, slides, and negatives of Washington University School of Medicine faculty, staff, facilities, and events created by the office of Medical Public Affairs, primarily from 1980 to 2000.

Photographs and slides.

Approximately 17,000 35mm negatives and approximately 500 contact sheets and photographs featuring faculty, staff, students, and facilities of the Washington University School of Medicine created by the office of Medical Public Affairs from 1987 to 1994.

Two binders with color and black and white slides of various Washington University School of Medicine Medical Center staff and buildings, circa 1980-2000.

8 photographs: 7 photographs, various sizes in black and white and color, of Kenneth A. Koerner, MD, WUSM 1941, associate professor of clinical pediatrics, with colleagues, patients, and dressed as Santa Klaus; one framed graduation composite photograph, WUSM Class of 1941; Eliot Society membership certificate; certificate, Board of Pediatrics; certificate, fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics; WU executive council medallion encased in acrylic; WU reunion chair medallion encased in acrylic; reunion name tag, circa 1995; two diplomas: BA degree from Washington University, 1935; MD degree from Washington University, 1941.

18 Kodak boxes, 4 wood negative cases, 3 legal clamshell document cases of 35mm negatives and two ring binders with handwritten chronological list of negatives.

This collection consists of scans of 13 color slides taken by Gary A. Ratkin, MD of the Washington University Medical Center, including St. Louis Jewish Hospital circa 1963 and the construction of St. Louis Children's Hospital circa 1981. TIFF and JPEG files only.

This collection insludes the contents of a 301st Combat Support Hospital (formerly Base Hospital 21) unit history poster session, with photographs and newspaper clippings relating to unit's deployment in the Gulf and Afghanistan and a memo from unit chaplain relating to his deployment in Kosovo.

This collection consists of 30 digital surrogates of photographs, sketches and artifacts related to Base Hospital 21.

Approximately 211 GB (29,430 Files, 4,547 Folders) transferred from MedPIC server.

5 x 7 inch black and white negatives. Box 1 contains negatives 46-0706 to 58-4226 which have been physically processed but not indexed. Box 2 contains negatives 58-4425 to 65-4153 which have been physically processed but partially indexed and negatives 70-3656 to 85-5658 which have not been processed. Box 3 contains negatives 50-0299 to 51-6198 which have not been processed. Box 4 contains negatives 65-4295 to 66-6268 which have not been processed.

The collection consists of approximately 2 million 4x6 inch negatives and accompanying descriptive 3x5 inch index cards. A great percentage of the images are text, graphs, and simple illustrative material meant to accompany lectures and presentations. Some are histology or x-ray imagery generated in research or to accompany patient records. Some are photographs of patients documenting their condition for their records or for clinical and pathological lectures. A smaller percentage of images are staff ID portraits or photographs of buildings and facilities. The collection is in the process of being weeded to retain historically relevant images and descriptive cards.