Med. Medical History

Sepia photograph mounted on gray mat of Ohio State University's 1903 graduating class

Order sheets for artificial legs and arms from the A.A. Marks Company of New York, New York.

Various office cards used by Hooven & Allison Company's clinic. Also contains a six-page booklet on the history and evolution of the intubation process.

Photographs of Nancy McConnel as a student nurse and posing outside the Centerville Hospital Training School for Nurses in Iowa

This small collection contains 36 photographs taken during and just after World War I. The photographs show military posts, testing equipment, planes, and various buildings.

This small collection contains two pamphlets by the American Medical Liberty League which hint of conspiracy to withhold information concerning tuberculin test failure, dating between 1911 and 1926.

This small collection photographs and histories of various notable physicians.

Diary of Dr. Albert F. Sarver (1890-1978), a World War I Army medical doctor.

Joseph Wilder graduated from medical school in Vienna, Austria and later became a practicing psychiatrist. The collection contains handwritten notes of “The Law of Initial Value” that he authored, a list of reprints that were moved to the general collection, miscellaneous papers, and correspondence.

Dr. Joshua Martin was a well-known physician in Xenia, Ohio, from 1813 to 1857. The collection consists of two diplomas, written in Latin, that Martin earned from Transylvania University in Lexington, Kentucky, in 1826.