Campus Historical Collections: Recent submissions
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Notes from the Lectures of the different Professors in the Medical University of Maryland during the Sessions of 1828-29Handwritten class notes by Jonas R. McClintock, University of Maryland School of Medicine Class of 1830. Volume is part of the Dr. Milford “Mickey” M. Foxwell, Jr.’s Collection of Lecture Notes. Class notes are available in the Internet Archive, see link.
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Notes on Lectures Delivered by Nathaniel Potter, Professor of the Theory and Practice of Medicine in the University of Maryland at BaltimoreHandwritten class notes by Samuel Mainster, University of Maryland School of Medicine Class of 1828. One of three volumes by Mainster. Volume is part of the Dr. Milford “Mickey” M. Foxwell, Jr.’s Collection of Lecture Notes. Class notes are available in the Internet Archive, see link.
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Notes on Particular Lectures, Delivered by Nathan R. Smith, Professor of Surgery in the University of Maryland at BaltimoreHandwritten class notes by Samuel Mainster, University of Maryland School of Medicine Class of 1828. One of three volumes by Mainster. Volume is part of the Dr. Milford “Mickey” M. Foxwell, Jr.’s Collection of Lecture Notes. Class notes are available in the Internet Archive, see link.
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Notes on the Lectures of Dr. Nathan R. Smith, Dr. George W. Miltenberger, Dr. W.E.A. Aitkin, Dr. Samuel C. Chew, Dr. Richard H. Thomas, 1853Handwritten class notes by Joseph James O'Donnell, University of Maryland School of Medicine Class of 1854. Volume is part of the Dr. Milford “Mickey” M. Foxwell, Jr.’s Collection of Lecture Notes. Class notes are available in the Internet Archive, see link.
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Notebook of Alexander Stewart, Washington Medical College Class of 1831Handwritten class notes of Alexander Stewart, Washington Medical College Class of 1831. Volume is part of the Dr. Milford “Mickey” M. Foxwell, Jr.’s Collection of Lecture Notes. Class notes are available in the Internet Archive, see link.
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Notes on Lectures by Thos. J. [Thomas John] McGill, Nov. 2, 1833Handwritten class notes by Thomas J. McGill, University of Maryland School of Medicine, Class of 1834. Volume is part of the Dr. Milford “Mickey” M. Foxwell, Jr.’s Collection of Lecture Notes. Class notes are available in the Internet Archive, see link.
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Nathan Ryno Smith 1829 Surgery LecturesHandwritten surgery lectures by Nathan Ryno Smith, faculty at the University of Maryland School of Medicine. Volume is part of the Dr. Milford “Mickey” M. Foxwell, Jr.’s Collection of Lecture Notes. Class notes are available in the Internet Archive, see link.
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Notes by Louis W. Knight, University of Maryland, School of Medicine, Class of 1866Handwritten class notes by Louis W. Knight, University of Maryland, School of Medicine Class of 1866. Volume is part of the Dr. Milford “Mickey” M. Foxwell, Jr.’s Collection of Lecture Notes. Class notes are available in the Internet Archive, see link.
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Dr. Abraham Nathan Kaplan PapersDr. Abraham Nathan Kaplan was a general practitioner from Brooklyn, New York. The Abraham Nathan Kaplan Papers contain class notes from his time at the University of Maryland School of Medicine (UMSOM) dating from 1929 to 1931, biographical information dating from 1929 to 1997, and patient medical records dating from 1979 to 1985. The class notes cover Physiology, Preventative Medicine, Mental Hygiene, Clinical Medicine, Psychiatry, as well as Ear, Nose and Throat courses. The medical records are restricted.
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Letter from Eugene F. Cordell to his Mother, Christine T. Cordell on May 14, 1865In this letter, Eugene F. Cordell writes to his mother about life in Fort Delaware as a prisoner of war. He expresses his frustration with still being held despite being willing to take an oath of allegiance to the Union. He writes about religious services and a Christian Association formed in the Fort.
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Letter from Eugene F. Cordell to G.W. Ahl, on April 29, 1865In this letter, Eugene F. Cordell writes to Captain G.W. Ahl requesting permission to receive items from his aunt while a prisoner at Fort Delaware.
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Letter from Eugene F. Cordell to his Brother, George E. Cordell on April 11, 1865In this letter, Eugene F. Cordell writes to his Brother George E. Cordell about life in Fort Delaware as a prisoner of war. He reports on the family.
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Letter from Eugene F. Cordell to his Father, Levi O. Cordell on March 12, 1865In this letter, Eugene F. Cordell writes to his father about his transfer from Fort McHenry to Fort Delaware as a prisoner of war.
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Letter from Eugene F. Cordell to his Parents, Levi O. and Christine T. Cordell on March 25, 1864In this letter, Eugene F. Cordell reports to his parents that he has made it safely back to camp and his regiment following a furlough at home. He describes his return to camp and reports on family and friends.
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Letter from G.R. Robinson to Eugene F. Cordell dated May 6, 1865In this letter, Mrs. G.R. Robinson sends Eugene F. Cordell a check for $20 to help him in Prisoner of War Camp, Fort Delaware.
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Letter from George R. Riddle to Eugene F. Cordell on June 2, 1865In this letter, George R. Riddle assures Eugene F. Cordell that he has done what he can to get a parole for Cordell.
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Letter from H. Martin Davis, undatedLetter to either George E. Cordell or Eugene F. Cordell from H. Martin Davis about their release. Davis has sent a request for parole to the Secretary of War.
