Historical Images Documenting Duke Health // Hyrax

These images document the history of Duke Health's academic, clinical, and research activities beginning in 1927. All materials included in this collection are available at the Duke University Medical Center Archives. In honor of Duke Health's 75th Anniversary, The Josiah Charles Trent Memorial Foundation, Inc. supported "The Foundations of Excellence," a digitization project that identified over 600 representative historic photographs from our first 3 decades.

List of items in this collection
	Title
	William Banks Anderson, Jr. undated Dr. Anderson is a professor of ophthalmology at Duke University. Dr. Anderson received training in surgery (1956-1957) and in ophthalmology...
	65th General Hospital buildings 1944 Front of the 65th General Hospital, showing the receiving and disposition hut with shock wards and operating rooms to the left. The idea for a Duke...
	African American licensed practical nursing students undated Four African American LPN (licensed practical nursing) students and a Duke University Hospital staff member or nursing instructor gathered around a...
	PEP Graduates: June Somers, Barbara Cotton, and Beverly Groomes July 1978 June Somers, Barbara Cotton, and Beverly Groomes sit outside. They are all graduates of the Paths for Employee Progress (PEP) Program.
	Edward Orgain and Oscar Hansen-Pruss undated Edward Orgain became an associate professor of medicine in 1934. Oscar Hansen-Pruss became professor of medicine in 1930.
	Clarence E. Gardner undated Dr. Clarence Ellsworth Gardner, Jr., was a member of the original faculty, beginning as professor of surgery in 1930. He later served as chair of...
	Nursing class of 1946 circa 1944 School of Nursing students in uniform, class of 1946. Photograph was probably taken in 1944.
	Dr. Anthony R. Means undated Portrait of Dr. Anthony R. Means, Chair of the Department of Pharmacology from 1991-1997.
	School of Nursing students playing baseball undated Six School of Nursing students playing baseball in a field.
	PEP Graduates: Marion Lofton, Ellen Daye and Rosye Bragg undated Marion Lofton, Ellen Daye and Rosye Bragg laugh together on a bench outdoors. They are all graduates of the Paths for Employee Progress (PEP) Program.