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  • Correspondence from Freeman to Stead and Stead to Freeman regarding starting Physician's Assistant Training Program at Duke University - Correspondence: Freeman to Stead and Stead to Freeman

    Description/Abstract: Dr. Ruth Freeman, Johns Hopkins University, School of Hygiene and Public Health writes Dr. Eugene Stead, Jr. a letter dated October 13, 1964 responding to Dr. Stead's recent visit and paper describing his ideas about training physician's...
    Date: October, 1964

  • The start of a new educational venture under the guidance of the Medical Center - Correspondence: Stead to Woodhall

    Description/Abstract: In this letter to Woodhall, Stead announces that "the hyperbaric unit will begin a formal training program for environmental chamber technicians and physician-assistants".
    Date: March 23, 1965

  • Aground at 90 feet. Just before de-parting Bow

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • Bubbles after 3rd lift

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • 1st left stern parties

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • Starting to tow in

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • Securing flood valves

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • Submerging a pontoon

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • Securing flood valves

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • New Hat "Buck Jones"

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • Just before 1st tow

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • Shilling Presentation Photos, #9

    Description/Abstract: Unidentified image used by Charles W. Shilling during his presentations on the recovery of the USS Squalus
    Date: July-September 1939

  • U.S.S. Sculpin

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • Just before a blow

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • T-Pontoon in place

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • 1st lift surfacing

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • Hoses over the bow

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • Main blow manifold

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • Pontoon number 6

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • LT. Cmdre Tusler

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • Chain, 76 lb to a link, 96 links per chain, used under sub

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • 2nd lift [two ships in background and hose in foreground]

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • Stern pontoons resting on surface 270 to 190 feet

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • Tow of the second lift from 190 to 90 ft

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • A hose going over the bow of the Falcon

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • 3rd & last lift

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • Diver's bubbles

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • 2nd lift

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • Pontoon

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • Little Jake

    Description/Abstract: This small diver doll, named Jack, was made in the early 1930's by Charles Shilling and diver friends. Jake's apparel is an authentic representation of the diving gear of that era. Jake's hands formerly belonged on one of daughter Charlotte's...
    Date: July-September 1939

  • Interior of the re-compresssion chamber

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • 1st attempt just before Bow broke

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • USS Wandank- Towing vessel

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • Along side dock Portsmouth Sept. 14

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: September 14, 1939

  • Sculpin assisting blowing

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • Baron

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • Diver's Helmet

    Description/Abstract: The helmet being hoisted up, taken during the recovery of the U.S.S. Squalus in 1939
    Date: July-September 1939

  • Diver

    Description/Abstract: The diver in full gear being hoisted up, taken during the recovery of the U.S.S. Squalus in 1939
    Date: July-September 1939

  • 3rd & Last lift almost gone. Immediately lifted and towed to port

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • Wire clamps (flower pots) in position

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • Diver being assisted at surface

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • Shilling Presentation Photos, #10

    Description/Abstract: Unidentified image used by Charles W. Shilling during his presentations on the recovery of the USS Squalus
    Date: July-September 1939

  • Shilling Presentation Photos, #15

    Description/Abstract: Unidentified image used by Charles W. Shilling during his presentations on the recovery of the USS Squalus
    Date: July-September 1939

  • Shilling Presentation Photos, #19

    Description/Abstract: Unidentified image used by Charles W. Shilling during his presentations on the recovery of the USS Squalus
    Date: July-September 1939

  • Aground at 90 feet, departing

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • Shilling Presentation Photos, #16

    Description/Abstract: Unidentified image used by Charles W. Shilling during his presentations on the recovery of the USS Squalus
    Date: July-September 1939

  • Shilling Presentation Photos, #7

    Description/Abstract: Unidentified image used by Charles W. Shilling during his presentations on the recovery of the USS Squalus
    Date: July-September 1939

  • Congestion on stern of the U.S.S. Falcon

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • Trying to get first pontoon in position

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • Resting easy at 90 feet

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • First bubble-first blow

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • Side of pontoon

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • 3 bow Pontoons

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • 1st lift

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • Rigging flower pot

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • Physician's Assistant Program: Ad Hoc committee report

    Description/Abstract: This is the report of an ad hoc committee appointed by Dr. Barnes Woodhall, Vice Provost, Duke University to evaluate "programs within the Medical Center designed to bring new types of personnel into the health field." The committee concentrates...
    Date: May, 1965

  • Starting Physician's Assistant Training Program at Duke University - 1964 Correspondence: Stead to Finkelstein and Stead to Ballentine

    Description/Abstract: Letters from Eugene A. Stead, Jr. dated August 18, 1964, to Dr. Elliot Finkelstein, US Public Health Service and September 24, 1964 to Mr. Robert L. Ballentine, US Department of Labor. After stating his intentions to train PAs, Stead asks...
    Date: 1964

  • Correspondence from Eugene Stead to Barnes Woodhall regarding starting Physician's Assistant Training Program at Duke University - Correspondence: Stead to Woodhall

    Description/Abstract: Memorandum dated March 23, 1965 from Dr. Eugene A. Stead, Jr. to Dr. Barnes Woodhall, Vice Provost for Medical Affairs at Duke University, stating that "In July 1965, the hyperbaric unit will begin a formal training program for environmental...
    Date: March 23, 1965

  • Correspondence from Eugene Stead to Everett Hopkins regarding starting a Physician's Assistant Training Program at Duke University - Correspondence: Stead to Hopkins

    Description/Abstract: A 1964 letter from Eugene A. Stead, Jr. to Everett Hopkins, Vice President for Planning and Institutional Studies at Duke University stating that the Department of Medicine was establishing a training program to create new positions in the health...
    Date: August 21, 1964

  • Starting Physician's Assistant Training Program at Duke University - Internal Correspondence: Stead to Frenzel

    Description/Abstract: A 1964 letter from Eugene A. Stead, Jr. to Charles H. Frenzel at Duke Hospital expressing desire to meet to discuss establishing an educational program to train physician's assistants. Dr. Stead writes "During the next ten years I would like to...
    Date: April 21, 1964

  • Operation Breakthrough, Economics Opportunity Act, Grant [Duke University PA Program] - Correspondence: Mau to Woodhall and Anlyan

    Description/Abstract: This memorandum dated October 2, 1964 was sent by Department of Medicine Administrator, Jim Mau, to Dr. Woodhall and Dr. Anlyan, Duke University to provide them a budget to submit to the Office of Economic Opportunity. "If the people in Washington...
    Date: October 2, 1964

  • The Physician's Assistant

    Description/Abstract: A working paper dated July 1, 1964 written by Dr. Eugene A. Stead, Jr. describing the need for physician's assistants. He states the minimum eligibility requirements for trainees (high school or junior college and one year of health related...
    Date: July 1, 1964

  • Minutes of the Hyperbaric Operating Committee [Duke University]; March 30, 1965

    Description/Abstract: These minutes of the Hyperbaric Operating Committee, Duke University Medical Center, dated March 30, 1965 make reference to two recently awarded training grants - one included the training of physician assistants. "The committee agreed further to...
    Date: March 30, 1965

  • Minutes of the Hyperbaric Operating Committee [Duke University]; 4 October 1965

    Description/Abstract: These minutes of the Hyperbaric Operating Committee, Duke University Medical Center, dated October 4, 1965 states that the "formal portion of the Physician's Assistant Program began on October 4 and seems to be proceeding well, with good...
    Date: October 4, 1965

  • Volume Tank & control for H2O2

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • Shilling Presentation Photos, #13

    Description/Abstract: Unidentified image used by Charles W. Shilling during his presentations on the recovery of the USS Squalus
    Date: July-September 1939

  • Opening flood valves on pontoon

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • Cable & chain recovering plate

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • Placing wire clamp in position

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • Breaking surface-third attempt

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • 1st poorites aley side

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • A 2 1/2 inch steel cable

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • U.S.S. Sacramento

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • Pontoon being submerged

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • Just before submerging

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • Towing 1st pontoon along side

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • Shilling Presentation Photos, #20

    Description/Abstract: Unidentified image used by Charles W. Shilling during his presentations on the recovery of the USS Squalus
    Date: July-September 1939

  • 1st tow from 240 to 190 feet

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • Securing flood valves

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • Hose gang preparing hose

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • Going down - 3rd attempt

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • 2nd lift just surfacing

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • Auxillary Blow Manifold

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • 1st position along side

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • Lt. Cmdre Tulser testing main blow manifold

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • Shilling Presentation Photos, #17

    Description/Abstract: Unidentified image used by Charles W. Shilling during his presentations on the recovery of the USS Squalus
    Date: July-September 1939

  • 1st lift 240 to 190 feet

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • Shilling Presentation Photos, #8

    Description/Abstract: Unidentified image used by Charles W. Shilling during his presentations on the recovery of the USS Squalus
    Date: July-September 1939

  • Aground at 190 feet

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • Removing wise clamps

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • Grounded at 90 feet

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • Grounded at 190 ft

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • Closing vent valve

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • Stern pontoons resting on surface from 270 to 190 feet

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • 17,000 feet of hose used 1st attempt

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • Recovering plate V

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • 1st bouy attached

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • 3rd and last lift

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • Salvage model

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939

  • H2O2 manifold

    Description/Abstract: Image take during the recovery efforts from July-September 1939 to raise the USS Squalus and return her to the Portsmouth Naval Yard.
    Date: July-September 1939