Patient operating a foot-powered saw.
- VC295-i2951683
- Item
- circa 1945
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Two patients playing cribbage.
- VC295-i2951690
- Item
- circa 1945
Patient using a hand-operated printing press.
- VC295-i2951691
- Item
- circa 1945
Two patients in wheelchairs working on wood craft projects.
- VC295-i2951692
- Item
- circa 1945
Close-up view of a patient's hands molding a bird out of clay.
- VC295-i2951693
- Item
- circa 1945
Patient using a foot-powered loom.
- VC295-i2951694
- Item
- circa 1945
Typed caption on the back of the photograph reads: "Adaptation to strengthen ankle dorsiflexors."
Patient carving a piece of wood.
- VC295-i2951697
- Item
- circa 1945
Patient picking rings up from a ringtoss game.
- VC295-i2951699
- Item
- circa 1945
Close-up view of a patient's hands tying a fly fishing lure.
- VC295-i2951705
- Item
- circa 1945
The photograph is mounted on a board.
Three patients working together on a piece of metal from a forge.
- VC295-i2951706
- Item
- circa 1945
The photograph is mounted on a board.
Patients working on various wood and metal projects in a workshop.
- VC295-i2951707
- Item
- circa 1945
The photograph is mounted on a board.
Close-up view of a patient's hands carving a stone block.
- VC295-i2951709
- Item
- circa 1945
The photograph is mounted on a board. Same as VC2951685.
"Hands that help: The occupational therapist teaches the handicapped child to help herself."
- VC295-i2951721
- Item
- circa 1945
VC2951719-1729 are pages from a photo book promoting careers in Occupational Therapy: "Ocupational Therapy is a Career for You" produced by the Southern Recruitment Region American Occupational Therapy Association.
"Hands for work: The occupational therapist teaches work skills to physically handicapped children."
- VC295-i2951722
- Item
- circa 1945
VC2951719-1729 are pages from a photo book promoting careers in Occupational Therapy: "Ocupational Therapy is a Career for You" produced by the Southern Recruitment Region American Occupational Therapy Association.
"Hands that learn: Hands are tools for the mind."
- VC295-i2951725
- Item
- circa 1945
VC2951719-1729 are pages from a photo book promoting careers in Occupational Therapy: "Ocupational Therapy is a Career for You" produced by the Southern Recruitment Region American Occupational Therapy Association.
"Hands that love: Treatment is not all physical. The heart also heals."
- VC295-i2951727
- Item
- circa 1945
VC2951719-1729 are pages from a photo book promoting careers in Occupational Therapy: "Ocupational Therapy is a Career for You" produced by the Southern Recruitment Region American Occupational Therapy Association.
Patient crafting a large clay bust of Abraham Lincoln.
- VC295-i2952006
- Item
- circa 1945
The photograph is mounted on a board.
- VC295-i2951470
- Item
- circa 1946
There are handwritten labels on the front and back of the photograph. Note on the back of the photograph reads: "This was my class of occupational therapy students at University of Kansas Hospital, Kansas City, Kansas. Phyllis McCormick was my assistant and a wonderful friend. I was the first O.T. who started the occupational therapy school at University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas. I lectured to students two days a week, going to Lawrence with Dean Wahl who taught anatomy later second year. Barbera Loweth took over the class at Lawrence & I had the students in training at K.UH Kansas City, Kansas."
- VC295-i295001
- Item
- circa 1946
Included with the cover is a typed, 15-page history and description of the Occupational Therapy Branch, Convalescent Training Division, Wakeman General Hospital. The history was written by Burton L. Hirsch, 2nd Lt., MAC, Assitant Chief of Occupational Therapy. VC295002-VC295139 were originally bound in this album.
Aerial view of Washington University Medical Center.
- VC295-i295246
- Item
- circa 1947
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