Scope and Contents

The slides are believed to be contributed by Charles C. Shinn.

Collection Summary From the Collection: The Adolf W. Schwartz medical stamp collection consists of approximately 700,000 stamps with medical themes. The stamps are organized in 109 four-inch binders, in chronological order, and are the results of 60 years of collecting by Dr. Schwartz. Subjects on the stamps include doctors, nurses, military medicine, dentistry, veterinary medicine, folk and mythical medicine, plants and herbs, inventors of surgical instruments, doctors serving in Congress, places named for physicians, and more....

Collection Summary From the Collection: The Sheppard and Enoch Pratt Hospital Photograph Collection consists of more than 500 photographs and sketches of the buildings and grounds of the Sheppard and Enoch Pratt Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland, dating from the late 1890s through 2009. There are both exterior and interior shots of the main facilities and outbuildings, as well as images of the grounds. Patient rooms are shown, along with therapy rooms, dining areas with tables set for meals, kitchens, libraries, sitting areas, a...

Collection Summary From the Collection:

Collection of photographs encompassing various NIH events, facilities, locations, and processes. Includes items formally produced by NIH photographers and informally by staff. Many items were produced for inclusion in publications or news features. Contact sheets and negatives are occasionally included. Highlights include images of Building 16 Stone House and computing equipment and staff of the Division of Computer Research and Technology.

Collection Summary From the Collection:

Collection of negatives often accompanied by daily shoot lists with name and dates. Silverman was a NIH staff photographer from 1949-1971, sent on event assignments across campus. Includes individuals, events, and NIAID study group photos.

Collection Summary From the Collection: The Sheppard and Enoch Pratt Hospital Photograph Collection consists of more than 500 photographs and sketches of the buildings and grounds of the Sheppard and Enoch Pratt Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland, dating from the late 1890s through 2009. There are both exterior and interior shots of the main facilities and outbuildings, as well as images of the grounds. Patient rooms are shown, along with therapy rooms, dining areas with tables set for meals, kitchens, libraries, sitting areas, a...

Collection Summary From the Collection:

Collection of photographs encompassing various NIH events, facilities, locations, and processes. Includes items formally produced by NIH photographers and informally by staff. Many items were produced for inclusion in publications or news features. Contact sheets and negatives are occasionally included. Highlights include images of Building 16 Stone House and computing equipment and staff of the Division of Computer Research and Technology.

Collection Summary From the Collection:

Collection of photographs encompassing various NIH events, facilities, locations, and processes. Includes items formally produced by NIH photographers and informally by staff. Many items were produced for inclusion in publications or news features. Contact sheets and negatives are occasionally included. Highlights include images of Building 16 Stone House and computing equipment and staff of the Division of Computer Research and Technology.

Collection Summary From the Collection:

Collection of photographs encompassing various NIH events, facilities, locations, and processes. Includes items formally produced by NIH photographers and informally by staff. Many items were produced for inclusion in publications or news features. Contact sheets and negatives are occasionally included. Highlights include images of Building 16 Stone House and computing equipment and staff of the Division of Computer Research and Technology.

Collection Summary From the Collection:

Collection of photographs encompassing various NIH events, facilities, locations, and processes. Includes items formally produced by NIH photographers and informally by staff. Many items were produced for inclusion in publications or news features. Contact sheets and negatives are occasionally included. Highlights include images of Building 16 Stone House and computing equipment and staff of the Division of Computer Research and Technology.