Collection: Philip S. Hench Walter Reed Yellow Fever collection, 1800/1998, bulk 1863/1974 / Date range: 1903 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection Philip S. Hench Walter Reed Yellow Fever collection, 1800/1998, bulk 1863/1974 Date range 1903

Pickels-Quarterly, 1882/1948 Box 118

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Plaque honoring Walter Reed in Kings County Hospital [erected by the Association of Ex-Internes of King County Hospital], 1901/1950 Box 87, Folder 70

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Ponds or Lakes Examined, by [Henry Rose Carter], 1900/1925 Box 7, Folder 64

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Postcard from Gilman, Son & Co. to Charlotte C. Sweitzer, 1903 Box 4, Folder 19

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Postcards showing the Inglaterra Hotel and the Centro Gallego in Havana, Cuba, 1900/1960 Box 73, Folder 28

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President's palace, Havana, Cuba, 1902/1920 Box 81, Folder 44

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Principal yellow fever building, Las Animas Hospital, 1900/1950 Box 89, Folder 17

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Ramsey-Reed, 1900/1930 Box 119

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Records of the Army Medical School, 1893/1905 Box 68, Folder 2

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Report fragment by Henry Rose Carter, 1880/1920 Box 13, Folder 21

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