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Philadelphia General Hospital photo album
The Philadelphia General Hospital photo album contains photos of patients of Philadelphia General Hospital from 1922 to 1924. This collection was discovered during a survey in the summer and fall of 2015.
Philadelphia General Hospital photograph collection
The City of Philadelphia, which holds archival materials from Philadelphia General Hospital, donated this collection of nearly 1,200 photographs to the College in 1978. The collection includes photographs of the buildings, physicians, residents, and patients.
Please see the inventory linked below for further details.
Philadelphia General Hospital Training School for Nurses duty registers
Philadelphia Medical Society abstract of minutes
This small collection holds meeting minutes of the Phildelphia Medical Society from December 19, 1818, to November 6, 1824. Topics discussed include committee appointments, papers read, election of chairmen, and financial matters.
Philip Gordon Kitchen papers
Contents: Recipe book/scrapbook -- Medical license registration certificate, May 18, 1893 -- American Medical Association membership certificate, no. 17452 (undated) -- Invoice forms -- Envelopes containing tags from books formerly on display now a) Retained in the Library b) Removed from the Library
Philip L. Graitcer collection on the 1976 Legionnaires' disease outbreak
This small collection contains materials related to the investigation of the 1976 Legionnaires' disease outbreak in Philadelphia. It includes letters from the public; an investigation journal that acts as a timeline of the outbreak investigation; survey data and reports; and articles and reprints on Legionnaires’ disease. Researchers should note that access to folder 3 is restricted to protect patient privacy.
Philip Leidy papers
This small collection of Philip Leidy material, 1880-1887, contains several letters, a formal presentation on nervous cases, some informal remarks, and report on the second recorded autopsy of Chinese man performed in United States.
The letter to G. L. Fisher describes delivery of diploteratologic fetus, and the letter to Philip C. Garrett presents Leidy’s views on treatment of insane patients.
Photographs of the wounded in the naval battles in Russo-Japanese War
Album of photographs, numbered 97-190, with descriptions by S. Suzuki of injury and treatment of Japanese sailors and Russian prisoners of war, 1904-1905; includes initials of sailors and officers and battle and date on which wounds were received. Photographs primarily depict amputations, burns, and gunshot wounds. Includes typed letter signed, 1909 Feb. 19, of James Evelyn Pilcher concerning provenance of album.
Photostat negatives of letters and documents relating to Benjamin Rush
Phrenological character reading of Mrs. D. C. Wismer
Typescript analysis describes temperament and characteristics of Mrs. D. C. Wismer, 1886 Nov. 12, by unnamed phrenologist at Fowler and Wells’ Phrenological Cabinet, New York, N.Y.
