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  • William Alexander Perlzweig

    Description/Abstract: William A. Perlzweig original columbarium plaque.
    Date: 1949

  • U.S. Public Health Service Library

    Description/Abstract: Bookplate: Seal of the U.S. Public Health Service: winged Caduceus crossed with anchor.
    Date: 1900s

  • Tufts College, Medical Dental School Library

    Description/Abstract: Bookplate: Seal of Tufts College
    Date: 1900s

  • Talairach rectilinear stereotactic system. France.

    Description/Abstract: Talairach rectilinear stereotactic system. France 1949. This rectilinear orthogonial instrument consisted of a heavy frame and fixation pins. Two lateral grids for alignment of the x-ray beam were placed at a distance from the frame to reduce...
    Date: 1949

  • Students in the Reading Room

    Description/Abstract: Another view of students in the reading room in the Duke University Hospital Library located in the basement of Duke South.
    Date: 1940-1949 ca.

  • Student Looking at a Book on Display

    Description/Abstract: Medical student looking at a book display in exhibition cases in the Duke University Hospital Library.
    Date: 1949 ca.

  • R. Wayne Rundles, first from the right, studying in the original School of Medicine Library

    Description/Abstract: R. Wayne Rundles graduated from Duke University (M.D., 1940). He was an associate professor of medicine at Duke University from 1945 until the mid-1980s and served as director of the hematology and chemotherapy service at the Duke University...
    Date: circa 1940-1949

  • Patient waiting room

    Description/Abstract: A group of African-American patrons sit in the waiting room at Duke Hospital. The sign on the pillar reads, "New Patients Colored Register Here."
    Date: circa 1940-1949

  • Ophthalmoscope

    Description/Abstract: Ophthalmoscope donated by David C. Sabiston, Jr., MD
    Date: 20th Century

  • MUDr Otakar Poupa

    Description/Abstract: Bookplate: Within an arched space, an eye looks up at magnified microorganisms.
    Date: 1900s