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Handwritten declaration. 17 x 21.5 inches. VC198062.

Theo C. Link & Son. Sheet No. 11, Longitudinal Section. 36 x 18 inches. VC168030.

Mounted to board. 22.5 x 20. Faculty and students.

Large composite portrait of the faculty and graduates of the WU medical school class of 1906. Names of the faculty and students are listed below the photograph. VC416.

Mounted to board. Includes names of students on bottom. 24 x 20 inches. VC088006. See also American, Barnes, and National Colleges Collection [PC059].

Identified with names of students. Mounted to board. 22.25 x 20 inches. VC099116.  See also American, Barnes, and National Colleges Collection [PC059].

Two copies. Faculty and students are identified. See also American, Barnes, and National Colleges Collection [PC059].

Portraits of the "Jubilee Class" arranged on top of an open medical book, skull, and a skeleton arm. 1968-036. See also Saint Louis Medical College Records [RG01F].

Group of students standing outside of the medical college building. Inscription on back reads, "Most of these students were members of my graduating class of 1890. Henry Milton Whilkley May 29, 1922." See also Missouri Medical College Records [RG01H].

See also Washington University School of Dental Medicine Records [RG021].

VC3081986. Each portrait has the name listed below. Four members of the student council are recognized with each job title below. Also included is a photograph of the portraits before they were arranged. See also Washington University School of Dental Medicine Records [RG021].

VC3081987. Each portrait has the name listed below. Four members of the student council are recognized with each job title below. See also Washington University School of Dental Medicine Records [RG021].

VC3081989. Each portrait has the name listed below. Five members of the student council are recognized with each job title below. See also Washington University School of Dental Medicine Records [RG021].

By Jameson & Spearl Architects. Mounted with mat. Watercolor and architectural drawing, full-color. 30.5 x 23.75 inches.

Jamieson & Spearl Architects. Mounted to board. 24.5 x 19 inches.

Mounted nicely to board for framing. Aerial view from southwest looking northeast. Construction of Queeny Tower has just begun. 28 x 24 inches. VC099083.

Aerial view, Queeny Tower Construction. Mounted to board. 28 x 24 inches. VC099085. VC422026 is a crop from this print.

This drawing by artist Theodore Anders has also been described as the amphitheater at St. Louis Medical College, which was the successor to the Medical Department of St. Louis University. See VC610. Drawing of an amphitheater and class. Half of the amphitheater is students whereas the other half displays anatomical drawings. For the negative, see WCF VC610.

VC610. Etching in brown, black, and gun metal grey, circa 1920-1925. The etching illustrates an event where the artist's sister was near death and the artist-physician saved her life.