Becker Archives Database

Group portrait of Betsy Mueth, Judith Baumgarten, Audrey L. Berkley, and Margaret Park Coxe at a St. Louis Medical Society reception honoring the Baumgarten family.

VC064-i064020
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November 2, 1981

Part of Baumgarten Reception Photographs

Group portrait of eight women and one man at a St. Louis Medical Society reception honoring the Baumgarten family.

VC064-i064025
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November 2, 1981

Part of Baumgarten Reception Photographs

Overhead view of men and women mingling at a St. Louis Medical Society reception honoring the Baumgarten family.

VC064-i064036
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November 2, 1981

Part of Baumgarten Reception Photographs

Men and women mingling at a St. Louis Medical Society reception honoring the Baumgarten family.

VC064-i064038
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November 2, 1981

Part of Baumgarten Reception Photographs

St. Louis Medical Society reception honoring the Baumgarten family negatives #1-36.

VC064-i064041
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November 2, 1981

Part of Baumgarten Reception Photographs

Scene from the Max A. Goldstein rare book collection dedication open house, Washington University School of Medicine Library Annex.

VC141-i141004
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October 4, 1977

Part of Max A. Goldstein Rare Book Collection Donation Photographs

Donald R. Calvert and David P. Pascoe examining a book from the Max A. Goldstein rare book collection at the dedication open house, Washington University School of Medicine Library Annex.

VC141-i141010
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October 4, 1977

Part of Max A. Goldstein Rare Book Collection Donation Photographs

Samuel B. Guze giving an address from a podium at the Max A. Goldstein rare book collection dedication, Washington University School of Medicine Library Annex.

VC141-i141017
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October 4, 1977

Part of Max A. Goldstein Rare Book Collection Donation Photographs

Scene from the Max A. Goldstein rare book collection dedication open house, Washington University School of Medicine Library Annex.

VC141-i141021
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October 4, 1977

Part of Max A. Goldstein Rare Book Collection Donation Photographs

Table display of books from the Max A. Goldstein rare book collection, M. Kenton King Center, Becker Library, Washington University School of Medicine.

VC141-i141025
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Feburary 2003

Part of Max A. Goldstein Rare Book Collection Donation Photographs

Advertisement for forceps for the extraction of arrowheads written by J.H. Bill, M.D., Surgeon U.S. Army.

Part of Frontier Medicine Exhibit Photographs, Drawings, and Advertisements

Typed caption accompanying the photograph reads: "Instruments such as these were carried in field kits by sugeons during the Civil War. Many physicians of the early territorial period acquired such instruments and kits as army surplus."

Medical advertisements in San Francisco newspapers.

Part of Frontier Medicine Exhibit Photographs, Drawings, and Advertisements

Studio portrait of Daniel Drake, M.D.

Part of Frontier Medicine Exhibit Photographs, Drawings, and Advertisements

Studio portrait of Dr. Romania B. Pratt.

Part of Frontier Medicine Exhibit Photographs, Drawings, and Advertisements

Typed caption attached to the back of the photograph reads: "Dr. Romania B. Pratt, the first woman physician in Utah."

Dr. Henry D. Robertson

Part of Frontier Medicine Exhibit Photographs, Drawings, and Advertisements

The photograph is mounted to a piece of paper. Typed caption accompanying the photograph reads: "With saddlebags, quirt, and riding boots, Dr. Henry D. Robertson epitomized the country physician of the 19th Century."

Dr. T.S. Chapman meeting with a patient in his office.

Part of Frontier Medicine Exhibit Photographs, Drawings, and Advertisements

The photograph is mounted to a piece of paper. Typed caption accompanying the photograph reads: "The office of Dr. T.S. Chapman who practiced in Oklahoma Territory at the end of the 19th Century. His office boasted an electric light, but also included such 'un-modern' things as a spittoon, a bowl-and-picture and the less than sanitary 'slop pail.'"

Newspaper advertisement for Stomach Bitters.

Part of Frontier Medicine Exhibit Photographs, Drawings, and Advertisements

Group portrait of Base Hospital 21 officers.

VC325-i325002
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circa 1917

Part of Levi H. Fuson Photographs and Artifacts

Three copies, one photographic print and two postcards. One postcard has numbers identifying the subjects on the back. First row, left to right: Schwab, Veeder, Clopton, Maj. Murphy, Fischel, Capt. Kopple, Proetz; 2nd row, left to right: Hester, Chesney, Rainey, Ernst, Abbott, Evermann, Post, McCulloch; 3rd row, left to right: Bell, Fuson, Larimore, Gilbert, Fisher, Brockman, Johnston, Brown.