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Barbara Bates (1928-2002) was born on May 5, 1928 in Auburn, New York, where her father was a doctor and her mother a nurse. She died of Alzheimer’s disease on December 18, 2002 in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania. She completed secondary school as an honor student at Hathaway Brown School in Cleveland, Ohio and graduated Phi Beta Kappa from Smith College in 1949. She then attended Cornell University Medical College. She later completed a Master’s degree in history at the University of Kansas.
She remained at Cornell for five years as a resident physician and lecturer and then practiced as an internist in Connecticut. She was subsequently recruited to help create the programs and coordinate with the faculty at the new University of Kentucky College of Medicine. She was recruited by the University of Rochester and remained there from 1968 to 1975. In 1975 she joined the faculty of the innovative School of Medicine at The University of Missouri at Kansas City where she renewed her interest in the history of medicine. From 1981 until she retired in 1996, Dr. Bates was associated with the University of Pennsylvania and the Medical College of Pennsylvania, where she taught and influenced medical students and nurse practitioners. Her leisure activities comprised gardening, bird watching, backpacking and hiking. She was also an opera fan.
While at the University of Kentucky College of Medicine she began to investigate and write about issues for delivering health care and teaching of comprehensive medicine. Her well-known book, A Guide to Physical Examination and History Taking, was published in 1974. It is used mainly by medical students and nurses and has been published in 11 languages. It is still considered a leading text in its field. While in Rochester she became nationally and internationally known as an activist in interdisciplinary health care. She also worked on the conception of the role of nurse practitioner. In 1992, the award winning study, Bargaining for Life, A Social History of Tuberculosis, 1876-1938 was published.
She early expressed a concern that technology would overwhelm interpersonal care. And that “persistent psychosocial needs went unidentified and unmet.” As early as the mid-1960s she was writing about “doctor-nurse communication, team-work and collaborative practice” to assure better patient care.
In “A Tribute to Barbara Bates, M. D.” by Neville E. Strumpf, PhD, FAAN published in The Chronicle her philosophy was expressed: “Be excellent, be thorough, weigh evidence, don’t be misled, have the courage of your convictions, laugh a lot.”
The Barbara Bates, M.D. personal papers is a collection acquired by the University of Pennsylvania, Barbara Bates Center for the Study of the History of Nursing in 2009. The papers, arranged in ten series, shed light on her prolific professional career as well as her personal life.
Series 1 and 2 explores her personal and educational life. Series 1 contains personal documents such as birth certificate, passports, awards, etc., as well as diaries and correspondence. It also includes information regarding her health, memorial service as well as her selection to be a part of the National Library of Medicine's Exhibition Changing the Face of Medicine, Celebrating America's Women Physicians.
In the third, fourth, and fifth series, Barbara Bates' professional experiences are explored. It documents her work experience prior to her appointment at the University of Pennsylvania, materials for her influential book A Guide to Physical Examination, and her employment at the University of Pennsylvania, including her research on tuberculosis. Documents include her research and correspondence, as well as the original text for A Guide to Physical Examination. This series also sheds light on the activities of the Center during the 1990s as well as the professional lectures she gave.
The sixth series focuses on Barbara Bates' involvement with the Francis C. Wood Institute, College of Physicians of Philadelphia during a period of institutional tradition. This includes, correspondence, data collection and background information on the Institute. The last three series (7-10) contain various personal and professional photographs, audio cassettes, and memorabilia, including medical instruments and her doctor's bag, and copies of the books she wrote.
Also see Joan E. Lynaugh, Papers, University of Pennsylvania, School of Nursing, Barbara Bates Center for the Study of the History of Nursing; Neville E. Strumpf, Papers, University of Pennsylvania, School of Nursing, Barbara Bates Center for the Study of the History of Nursing
Gift of Joan Lynaugh, 2009.
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Description
This series contains personal documents such as birth certificate, passports, awards, etc., as well as diaries and correspondence. It also includes information regarding her memorial service as well as her selection to be a part of the National Library of Medicine's Exhibition Changing the Face of Medicine, Celebrating America's Women Physicians.
Personal documents, including, Birth Certificate, Social Security card, Medicare card, Immunization card, Life member PA SPCA, and Voter Registration, 1928-2002.
Box 1
Folder 1
C.V. and Obituaries, Oct 2002-Jan 2003.
Box 1
Folder 2
Obituaries, Spring 2003.
Box 1
Folder 3
Passports, 1949, 1986, 1997.
Box 1
Folder 4
Correspondence, c. 1972-May 2004.
Box 1
Folder 5
Notes and Cards, 2001-2002.
Box 1
Folder 6
Alzheimer’s Disease Information, 1999-2004.
Box 1
Folder 7
Calendars, 1993-1994, 2002.
Box 1
Folder 8
Family history,
A Few Recollections of Early Life written by Mary Seymour Welles, 1905.
Box 23
Folder 1
Genealogy Information, beginning with John Strong born 1605, 1982.
Box 1
Folder 9
National Library of Medicine’s Exhibition
Changing the Face of Medicine, Celebrating America’s Women Physicians, June 2002-Dec 2003.
Box 2
Folder 1
Certificates, Sacred Heart Society, Precious Blood Spiritual Union, University of PA Honorary Alumni Award, 2003.
Box 2
Folder 2
Certifications, 1958-1988.
Box 2
Folder 3
Certificate, 1953.
Box 2
Folder 4
Awards, 1958-1988.
Box 23
Folder 5
Certificates, (oversized), 1953-1988.
Box 24
Diary, Trip to Europe, 1949.
Box 2
Folder 5
Diary, Camping Trips, 1973, 1976, 1976.
Box 2
Folder 6
Diary Letters, pg 6-95, missing 1-5, 9-11, 15-16, 21-37, 93, July-Dec 1975.
Box 2
Folder 7
Diary Letters, pg 96-172, Jan-June 1976.
Box 3
Folder 1
Diary Letters, (end of trip), July-Aug 1976.
Box 3
Folder 2
Personal, Camping/Trips, Diary, Letters, Log, 1987-1988, 1995-1996.
Box 3
Folder 3
Diary, 1981.
Box 3
Folder 4
Diary, 1982.
Box 3
Folder 5
Diary, 1983.
Box 4
Folder 1
Address Books (2), undated, 1975-1976.
Box 4
Folder 2
Address Book, undated.
Box 4
Folder 3
Address Book, c. 1995-2002.
Box 4
Folder 4
“Deciduous Trees", Fall 1990.
Box 4
Folder 5
“Broad-Leaved Evergreens”, Spring 1990.
Box 4
Folder 6
“Landscaping with Ground Cover Plants”, Fall 1991.
Box 4
Folder 7
“Flowering Trees”, 1980.
Box 4
Folder 8
“An Introduction to Woody Plants”, Spring 1980.
Box 5
Folder 1
Memorial Service for February 2, 2003, Jan-Feb 2003.
Box 5
Folder 2
Woodlands (Cemetery of Philadelphia), Oct 2000, April 2002-May 2003.
Box 5
Folder 3
Books Used by Caregivers for Barbara Bates, Mar-Aug 2002.
Box 5
Folder 4
Books Used by Caregivers for Barbara Bates, Sept-Dec 2002.
Box 5
Folder 5
Correspondence and Health Notes, Dec 1999-Dec 2002.
Box 5
Folder 6
Poem by Cindy Connolly for Life Celebration, Feb 2003.
Box 5
Folder 7
Correspondence, Barbara Bates' Death, Dec 2002-June 2003.
Box 5
Folder 8
Correspondence, Barbara Bates' Death, Dec 2002-June 2003.
Box 5
Folder 9
Notes and Cards Barbara Bates’ Death, Dec 2002-Mar 2003.
Box 6
Folder 1
Notes and Cards Barbara Bates’ Death, Dec 2002-Mar 2003.
Box 6
Folder 2
Notes and Cards Barbara Bates’ Death, Dec 2002-Mar 2003.
Box 6
Folder 3
Notes and Cards Barbara Bates’ Death, Dec 2002-Mar 2003.
Box 6
Folder 4
Notes and Cards Barbara Bates’ Death, Dec 2002-Mar 2003, June 2004, Aug 2005.
Box 6
Folder 5
Life Celebration Guest Book, Feb 2 2003.
Box 6
Folder 6
Physical Description
This series is restricted for 25 years, until 2036
Wills and Documents, June 1996, June 1998-May 2001.
Box 7
Folder 1
Estate Activities, 2003.
Box 7
Folder 2
Estate Activities, Aug-Sept 2004.
Box 7
Folder 3
Hospice Documents, Sept-Dec 2002.
Box 7
Folder 4
MCI Alzheimer’s and Trials, Dec 1999-Dec 2002.
Box 7
Folder 5
Physical Description
This section is restricted at the request of the donor for 25 years, until 2036
Correspondence, Lippincott Company, Concerning Royalties, Nov. 1984- April 2003.
Box 7
Folder 6
Financial Information, 2002.
Box 7
Folder 7
Teachers Insurance, Long-Term Care Insurance, Mar 1999-Sept 2002.
Box 7
Folder 8
Financial Information, Forest Green, Fidelity, Bryn Mawr Trust/IRA, Nov 1987-June 1996, Sept 2003.
Box 7
Folder 9
Financial Information, Bryn Mawr Trust checking, 2001 to 2003 (closing).
Box 8
Folder 1
Financial Information, Bryn Mawr Trust checking, 2001 to 2003 (closing).
Box 8
Folder 2
Financial Information, Bryn Mawr Trust checking, 2001 to 2003 (closing).
Box 8
Folder 3
Taxes, 1994.
Box 8
Folder 4
Taxes, 1995.
Box 8
Folder 5
Taxes, 1996.
Box 9
Folder 1
Taxes, 1998.
Box 9
Folder 2
Taxes, 2001.
Box 9
Folder 3
Taxes, 2002.
Box 9
Folder 4
Taxes, 2002.
Box 9
Folder 5
Taxes (Final), 2003.
Box 9
Folder 6
Estate Tax Returns, 2004.
Box 10
Folder 1
Check Book, 1991-2003.
Box 10
Folder 2
Check Book, 1980-1990.
Box 10
Folder 3
Description
This series contains papers written for academic credit, including her Masters' in history thesis.
Manuscript “Falls the Shadow The Health Care of Tuberculosis Americans, 1875 – 1920” Thesis, ½ pg 1-174, 1979.
Box 10
Folder 4
Manuscript “Falls the Shadow The Health Care of Tuberculosis Americans, 1875 – 1920” Thesis, 2/2 pg 175-269, 1979.
Box 10
Folder 5
“The Adequacy of Medical Care in Auburn, New York” by Barbara Bates, Illustrated with municipal documents included, 1952.
Box 10
Folder 6
Description
Broken into three subseries, this series concerns the materials related to her professional career. It documents her work experience prior to her appointment at the University of Pennsylvania, materials for A Guide to Physical Examination, and while at the University of Pennsylvania, including her research on tuberculosis. Documents include her research and correspondence, as well as the original text for A Guide to Physical Examination.
Medical Nurse Practitioner Advisory Committee Meeting, Nov 1974-Jan 1975.
Box 11
Folder 1
Dr./Nurse Team Work Presentations/Lectures, 1967-1971.
Box 11
Folder 2
Appointments and C.V.s, 1966-1978.
Box 11
Folder 3
Faculty Annual Reports, 1964/65- 1973/74.
Box 3
Folder 4
Courses, 1969-1979.
Box 11
Folder 5
Health Resources Administration’s Health Services Developmental Grants Study Section, Dec 1976-June 1977.
Box 11
Folder 6
Research Notes on African American Nurses at Philadelphia Hospital Training School.
Box 23
Folder 6
Correspondence with J. B. Lippincott,
A Guide to Physical Examination, Editor, Feb 1974.
Box 11
Folder 7
Correspondence with J. B. Lippincott,
A Guide to Physical Examination, Evaluation and Follow-up, Nov 1974-May 1978.
Box 11
Folder 8
A Guide to Physical Examination Original Text, illustrations, 1974.
Box 11
Folder 9
A Guide to Physical Examination Original Text with illustrations, pg i-130, 1974.
Box 11
Folder 10
A Guide to Physical Examination Original Text with illustrations, pg 131-241, 1974.
Box 12
Folder 1
A Guide to Physical Examination Original Text with illustrations, pg 242-373, 1974.
Box 12
Folder 2
A Guide to Physical Examination Original Text with illustrations, pg 374-end, 1974.
Box 12
Folder 3
Original Manuscript,
A Guide to Physical Examination.
Box 23
Folder 5
Early Draft
A Guide to Physical Examination (1 of 2).
Box 23
Folder 7
Early Draft,
A Guide to Physical Examination (2 of 2).
Reviews and Papers, 1992-1997.
Box 12
Folder 4
Reprints of Articles by Barbara Bates for Julie Fairman, 1972-1980.
Box 12
Folder 5
Correspondence, Mar 1980-Mar 1983.
Box 12
Folder 6
Bargaining for Life Reviews and Responses, May-Sept 1992.
Box 12
Folder 7
Bargaining for Life Reviews, Oct 1991-Sept 1993.
Box 13
Folder 1
Penn Press, (legal size), Jan 1991-June 1993.
Box 23
Folder 2
American National Biography, Lawrence Francis Flick entry, July-Oct 1994, Jan 1996-Feb 1997.
Box 13
Folder 2
“Caduceus”, Jan 1994.
Box 13
Folder 3
Secondary Source Copies, Brehmer and Dettweiler, (legal size), 1888-1927.
Box 23
Folder 3
Secondary Source Copies, Ellen La Motte; Tuberculosis, (legal size), 1905-1928.
Box 23
Folder 4
Secondary Source Copies, Ellen La Motte; Tuberculosis, 1905-1957.
Box 13
Folder 4
Secondary Source Copies, Reprints of Ellen N. La Motte, 1915-1940.
Box 13
Folder 5
Secondary Source Copies,
The Tuberculosis Nurse (Book) by Ellen N. La Motte, R.N., 1915.
Box 13
Folder 6
Secondary Source Copies, S. Weir Mitchell, 1875-1904.
Box 13
Folder 7
Notecards, c. 1988.
Box 13
Folder 8
Description
This series contains information on the Center for the Study of the History of Nursing from 1990-1998, including correspondence and committee minutes.
Book List and Disaster Plan, Aug 1995.
Box 14
Folder 1
“A Guide to Nursing Sources in the Research Libraries Information Network’s (RLIN) Archival and Manuscripts Control (AMC) Format”, by David Weinberg, Sept 1990.
Box 14
Folder 2
Correspondence File, 1993-1994.
Box 14
Folder 3
Budgets, 1995-1996.
Box 14
Folder 4
Minutes and Information, 1997-1998.
Box 14
Folder 5
Minutes, Letters, etc., 1995-1998.
Box 14
Folder 6
Description
Included in this series are the talks, papers, lectures, and presentations Dr. Barbara Bates gave over her career.
Talks and Presentations, 1962-1978.
Box 14
Folder 7
Reviews by Barbara Bates.
Box 14
Folder 8
“TB in Historical Perspective”, University of Pennsylvania Personal Development, Jan-May 1993.
Box 15
Folder 1
“Two Versions of History: The Case of Tuberculosis” (5 Different Presentations), Sept 1992-Feb 1993.
Box 15
Folder 2
“Controlling Mrs. Gamble The Rest Cure and Tuberculosis in the Early 1900s” University of Toronto, Oct-Nov 1992.
Box 15
Folder 3
“Controlling Mrs. Gamble The Rest Cure and Tuberculosis in the Early 1900s” Milwaukee Academy of Medicine, Nov 1993.
Box 15
Folder 4
“Controlling Mrs. Gamble The Rest Cure and Tuberculosis in the Early 1900s” Beaumont Medical Club, Rosen Lecture, Mar 1994.
Box 15
Folder 5
“Controlling Mrs. Gamble The Rest Cure and Tuberculosis in the Early 1900s” Kate Mead Lecture, Aug 1995-April 1996.
Box 15
Folder 6
“Into the Homes, Minds, and Lives of the Poor: The Visiting Nurse and Tuberculosis, 1890s to 1917” by Barbara Bates, University of Pennsylvania Penn Nursing History Assembly, April 1991.
Box 15
Folder 7
Talk on Tuberculosis, Medical Society New Jersey, May 1990.
Box 15
Folder 8
“Tuberculosis Sanatoriums: Where Did They Come From and Why Did They Grow?” Lecture The Heberden Society, Jan-May 1992.
Box 15
Folder 9
Pennsylvania Thoracic Society, Notes, Correspondence, and Paper, Mar-Sept 1992.
Box 15
Folder 10
Queen’s University, Ottawa Canada, June 1991-Feb 1992.
Box 15
Folder 11
Ottawa General Hospital “Tuberculosis Sanatoriums: Where Did They Come From and Why Did They Grow?”, Sept 1991-Feb 1992.
Box 15
Folder 12
Milton S. Hershey “The Care of the Tuberculosis Poor in PA 1870s – 1930s”, July-Oct 1992.
Box 15
Folder 13
Cindy Connelly NRSA draft “Child-Saving, Nursing and Tuberculosis: The Preventorium Movement, 1893 – 1945”, June 1996.
Box 15
Folder 14
Presentation, Texas Nurse Practitioners, Mar-Oct 1991.
Box 15
Folder 15
History of Science Society, “Science, Reform, and Control: The Case of Tuberculosis Nursing, 1903 – 1915”, Nov 1985.
Box 15
Folder 16
Description
This series documents' Dr. Barbara Bates' involvement with Francis C. Wood Institute, College of Physicians of Philadelphia during a period of institutional tradition. This includes, correspondence, data collection and background information on the Institute.
Regarding Restructuring, May-June 1992.
Box 16
Folder 1
Primarily from Ad Hoc Committee of Fellows to Save the Francis C. Wood Institute about By-Laws, Nov 1992-Oct 1993.
Box 16
Folder 2
Barbara Bates to Daniel Shaw, concerning Letter to Fellows, May 1992.
Box 16
Folder 3
Ad Hoc Committee of Fellows to Save the Francis C. Wood Institute, May-Sept 1992.
Box 16
Folder 4
Ad Hoc Committee of Fellows to Save the Francis C. Wood Institute to Fellows, Historians, etc., May-July 1992.
Box 16
Folder 5
Letters to Council, May-June 1992.
Box 16
Folder 6
Letters to Council, May-June 1992.
Box 16
Folder 7
Special Mailings and Permissions, May-June 1992.
Box 16
Folder 8
Responses from Council to Ad Hoc Committee of Fellows to Save the Francis C. Wood Institute, May-June 1992.
Box 16
Folder 9
Meeting with Council, Barbara Bates, William Helfand, and Eleanora Gordon, June 1992.
Box 16
Folder 10
Correspondence between Ad Hoc Committee of Fellows to Save the Francis C. Wood Institute and Council, May-July 1992.
Box 16
Folder 11
Ad Hoc Committee of Fellows to Save the Francis C. Wood Institute, Phase II, June-Sept 1992.
Box 16
Folder 12
Ad Hoc Committee of Fellows to Save the Francis C. Wood Institute, Phase II, Sept-Nov 1992.
Box 16
Folder 13
Financial data, May 1992.
Box 17
Folder 1
Eleanora Gordon-Emily Mudd Initiative, Phase II, Aug-Nov 1992.
Box 17
Folder 2
Ad Hoc Committee of Fellows to Save the Francis C. Wood Institute, Expenses and Notes Phase II, May-Sept 1992.
Box 17
Folder 3
College of Physicians, Financial Statements and Phase II Tables and Efforts, 1986-Mar 1993.
Box 17
Folder 4
College of Physicians, Financial Statements and Phase II Tables and Efforts, 1986-Mar 1993.
Box 17
Folder 5
College of Physicians, Staffing Data Forms.
Box 17
Folder 6
College of Physicians, Council Executive Committee, Minutes, Oct 1991-Oct 1992.
Box 17
Folder 7
College of Physicians, By-laws, 1988, May 1993.
Box 17
Folder 8
Structure and Function, June-Oct 1992.
Box 17
Folder 9
“The Structure and Function of the F.C. Wood Institute” (and draft) by John M. O’Donnell, Ph.D. Executive Director, June 5 1992, Sept 8 1992.
Box 18
Folder 1
Mailing Lists and Membership List, 1992.
Box 18
Folder 2
History of Medicine Noon Seminar lists, 1982-1991.
Box 18
Folder 3
Fellows’ Forum, Mar/April 1991- May/June 1993, Spring 1995.
Box 18
Folder 4
History of Medicine Advisory Committee Minutes, 1969-1989, May 1992.
Box 18
Folder 5
Description
This series contains personal and professional photographs of Barbara Bates throughout her life. Photographs also include illustrations and artwork for her books A Guide to Physical Examination and Bargaining for Life. Also included are photographs are her memorial service.
Family Documents and Photographs, black and white of Mary Swan Bates 8 ½” x 10”; certificates of Genesee Hospital Nurses Alumnae Association; Clare F. Bates Studio portrait photo, black and white 8 x 9 ¾”.
Box 18
Folder 6
Black and white Barbara Bates as a child.
Black and white Barbara Bates, c. 1970s/1980s.
Black and white Barbara Bates as a young adult.
Black and white Barbara Bates teaching, 1975.
Black and white “Figaro” Barbara Bates’ cat, Kentucky, 1960s.
Black and white Barbara Bates and Alfred Bates, Owasco Lake N.Y.
Photograph, Black and white photo of Hubbard House Smith College. Barbara Bates is top right, 1949.
Box 18
Folder 8
Barbara Bates and Joan Lynaugh.
Barbara Bates and 2 others.
Barbara Bates at cemetery, 1993.
Barbara Bates.
Neville Strumpf and Barbara Bates and Karen Buhler-Wilkerson.
Group with Neville Strumpf, Barbara Bates, Karen Buhler-Wilkerson.
(2) Barbara Bates, note From Jane Knox “I’m enclosing theses just for fun. Our lst backpacking trip about 1961 or 2. The 2nd picture (dated original) just because it is pretty. We called this the ‘are we there yet?’ picture", Feb 15, 2003.
Neville Strumpf, Barbara Bates.
Barbara Bates on water.
Barbara Bates, 2000.
Barbara Bates and other.
Joan Lynaugh and Barbara Bates.
(4) Barbara Bates.
Joan Lynaugh and Barbara Bates, June 1990.
Camping, Neville Strumpf and Barbara Bates, June 1990.
(2) Barbara Bates, June 1990.
Barbara Bates, May 1993.
Joan Lynaugh and Barbara Bates, May 1993.
(5) Barbara Bates, May 1993.
Barbara Bates.
Barbara Bates, note from Jane Knox “Since this is black and white I think it must be 1953 or 54 when she was an intern. I’ve enclosed the original and a copy I made on a Kodak photo Copy machine. A professional might be able to enhance it more” dated Feb, 15 2003, c. 1953/4.
Barbara Bates, note from Jane Knox “Resident- She came home changed her skirt but nit the shirt” dated Feb, 15 2003.
Barbara Bates, from Jane Knox, “This is dated 1958. She was a resident. The color of the original has faded badly. The copy I made on the photo machine colored pretty good. A professional might be able to restore it. Note the beautiful dark red hair. The is accurate” dated Feb 15 2003, 1958.
The Mezeys.
Cindy, Joan, Emily, and Cory.
(11) Barbara Bates, Joan Lynaugh, unknown.
Barbara Bates and Neville Strumpf, Aug 2001.
Joan Lynaugh and Barbara Bates.
(center) Barbara Bates, c. May 1993.
Barbara Bates and Neville Strumpf, c. May 1993.
Barbara Bates, c. June 1990.
Barbara Bates, c. July 1982.
Barbara Bates, Death Canyon Trial, Jackson Hole, 1976.
Barbara Bates, Teton National Park (Death Canyon Trail) Hiking, July 1976.
Barbara Bates, 1965.
Barbara Bates, Goodbye Party New York Hospital, 1959.
Barbara Bates, M.D., New York Hospital, 1956.
Alfred K. Bates and Barbara Bates on Owasco Lake, 1938.
Barbara Bates, 1992.
Barbara Bates in Auburn, New York, 1932 or 1933.
Barbara Bates making PDx Films, 1982.
Barbara Bates, 1990.
Barbara Bates, 1975.
Barbara Bates at University of Missouri-Kansas City, Teaching Physical Diagnosis, c. 1976-1977.
Photograph, Health Resources Administration’s Health Services Developmental Grants Study Section, Barbara Bates left, last row, c. 1977.
Box 18
Folder 13
Photograph Left to right, Rob Kaison, Barbara Bates, Steve Pietzman at College of Physicians.
Box 18
Folder 14
Barbara Bates and unknown woman, Feb 2002.
(2) Barbara Bates and Joan Lynaugh, Feb 2002.
Joan Lynaugh, Barbara Bates, and unknown female, Feb 2002.
Head shot Barbara Bates.
(3) “Barbara Bates in Tetons”, c. 1976.
Photographs removed from Queen’s University, (6) “At Queen’s University with Weds Students and Jim Connor”, Feb 1992.
Box 19
Folder 3
Barbara Bates, Oct 1991.
Barbara Bates and Carol Cody, Oct 1991.
Photographs, For Illustrations (6).
Box 19
Folder 5
Neville Strumpf and group, Thanksgiving, 2001.
Group of guests, Thanksgiving, 2001.
Neville Strumpf, Joan Lynaugh and group of guests, Thanksgiving, 2001.
Group of Guests, Thanksgiving, 2001.
Barbara Bates and group of guests, Thanksgiving, 2001.
Group of guests, Thanksgiving, 2001.
Group of guests, Barbara Bates, Thanksgiving, 2001.
Unknown woman, Karen Buhler-Wilkerson, Joan Lynaugh, Thanksgiving, 2001.
Unknown woman, Karen Buhler-Wilkerson, Neville Strumpf, Joan Lynaugh, Thanksgiving, 2001.
3 guests, Thanksgiving, 2001.
2 guests and Karen Buhler-Wilkerson, Thanksgiving, 2001.
Barbara Bates with her book, Christmas, 2001.
Barbara Bates, unknown guest, Karen Buhler-Wilkerson, Christmas, 2001.
Joan Lynaugh and Karen Buhler-Wilkerson, May/June 2002.
Karen Buhler-Wilkerson, May/June 2002.
Group, (center left) Neville Strumpf, (center right) Joan Lynaugh, May/June 2002.
CD Barbara Bates Life Celebration Photographs (36 images), Feb 2 2003.
Box 19
Folder 7
Negatives, Career, “A Guide to Physical Examination” 7-3311 #1-20 (missing #14).
Box 19
Folder 10
Negatives, Possible Photos [for illustrations].
Barbara Bates and Joan Lynaugh, Western Pennsylvania, 1976-1977.
Barbara Bates and Joan Lynaugh, New House at 209 Rawks Run, Oct 1979.
(Joan Lynaugh and Barbara Bates) 9905 Mastin Drive, Shawnee Mission, Kanas, Winter 1979.
Photograph, “Bargaining for Life” (38 photo).
Box 19
Folder 12
Photograph, Tuberculosis “Bargaining for Life” (15).
Box 19
Folder 13
Photograph, “Bargaining for Life” Artwork (33).
Box 19
Folder 14
Mr. and Mrs. Bayada, Karen Buhler-Wilkerson, Julie Fairman, c. Oct 1993.
Julie Fairman and Barbara Bates, c. Oct 1993.
(3) Knox County Courthouse, Galesburg, Illinois, Nurses Statue.
Olive leatherette binder of colored photos with commentary of Howland’s Island, possibly from Barbara Bates’ sister, Clare.
Box 20
Folder 1
White leatherette binder of colored photos with commentary of Greece, possibly from Barbara Bates’ sister, Clare.
Box 20
Folder 2
Photo Album of European Trip, 1949.
Box 20
Folder 3
Photograph Album, Hathaway Brown School, (high school), Cleveland Ohio, 106 photos, c. 1943.
Box 20
Folder 4
Neville Strumpf and 2 guests.
Neville Strumpf and guest.
Three guests.
(2) 4 guests.
Posed group of guests.
Group of guests.
Joan Lynaugh.
(2) 4 guests.
2 guests.
2 female guests.
3 guests.
Afaf Meleis, Karen Buhler-Wilkerson and Karen’s son.
Guest.
Joan Lynaugh and guest.
Joan Lynaugh and guest, posed.
3 guests.
Neville Strumpf and guest.
4 guests.
(3) 2 guests.
3 guests.
Group of guests.
3 guests.
Posed group, Joan Lynaugh and (Bates’ family).
2 guests.
4 guests.
Group of guest and Neville Strumpf.
Neville Strumpf.
Joan Lynaugh and guest, posed.
Karen Buhler-Wilkerson and son.
2 guests, posed.
2 guests.
Guest, posed.
2 guests, posed.
Karen Buhler-Wilkerson and sons, posed.
3 guests.
Group of guests and Neville Strumpf.
Group of guests.
Neville Strumpf and guest.
Karen Buhler-Wilkerson and guest, posed.
Joan Lynaugh and 2 guest, posed.
(3) 3 guests, posed.
Barbara Bates, Rochester House, Owasco, c. 1928/9.
(2) Barbara Bates, Grover Street Auburn, N.Y., c. 1932-1933.
(2) Barbara Bates.
Barbara Bates Age 3 Years Old, 1931.
Barbara Bates and Mary Bachman at 27 Grover St.
Barbara Bates.
Clare L. Bates, Alfred Kelly Bates, Barbara Bates, Taken at 27 Grover St. Auburn, N.Y., 1928.
Clare Bates, Kel Bates, Weir Stewart, Betty Gebhard, Margie Stewart.
(2) Barbara Bates (teenager).
“Bar rowing me in from sailing at Yacht Club on West Side of Lake” Barbara Bates with her father Alfred Bates at Owasco Lake, c. 1938.
Hathaway Brown School Cleveland, Ohio, Barbara Bates (top right), 1943.
4 children.
Kelly Bates.
Frankfurt, painting the car.
Kelo France (wedding couple).
(4) wedding photographs.
(10) unknown friends.
“Batesy” [Barbara Bates].
Graduation [Medical School], June 10, 1953.
Barbara Bates.
Graduation [Medical School] “Couple of Fresh M.D.’s” Barbara Bates and Judy Freitary, June 10 1953.
2 men and [Barbara Bates].
(2) Barbara Bates and friend.
(7) Holiday Party, New York, Hospital, Stamped “Robert Delson 305 West 98th St. New York 25, N.Y. University 4-2400.
(3) Barbara Bates’ Farewell Party, New York.
(2) "June 1956 to Dr. Bates from the Gang on H 4 'Good Luck'”, June 1956.
(2) "Barbara Bates Cornell Med. New York Hospital Farewell Party", 1956.
(5) Barbara Bates Residency at Cornell New York Hospital, c. 1954-6.
Kelley Hilary Francie (card).
(2) Alfred K. Bates, Mary Swan Bates, Parents of Barbara Bates.
Far right, Clare Bates Marshall, sister of Barbara Bates.
(2) moving van with letter.
(3) Camping Trip c. 1961/2 or 1976.
Thanksgiving Barbara Bates and Sue Kern, note “It was ever thus- I told you that piece wouldn’t fit”, 1970.
(3) Thanksgiving Barbara Bates and Sue Kern, 1970.
Barbara Bates Teaching, 1975.
(3) Taken by Barbara Bates on Camping Trip Tetons (flowers), c. 1976.
Hiker, Tetons, c. 1976.
Hiking Tetons, 1976.
Barbara Bates 1976, used for National Library of Medicine Exhibition, 1976.
“Harry” [the cat].
(2) Barbara Bates, Trailer, 1975.
(2) car damage, 1975.
Barbara Bates, Big Bend National Park, 1976.
Career, “A Guide to Physical Examination”, Presentation and Illustrations (54).
Tuberculosis, “Dermady” Photos for “Bargaining for Life” (10).
Canada Presentation Duplicates (11).
Tuberculosis (62).
Vacation, Whitehaven, Hickory Run, (55), May 1993.
For National Library of Medicine Exhibition (2).
Description
This series contains video tapes and cassette tapes of presentations and talks given by Dr. Barbara Bates during the 1990s. It also contains 4 cassette tapes played or recorded at her memorial service held February 2, 2003.
Floppy Disk, Barbara Bates’ Picture.
Box 19
Folder 8
Floppy Disks (7), Tuberculosis Book, gray plastic box, Mar 1989.
Box 20
Folder 11
Floppy Disks (8), Tuberculosis Book, Wine-colored box, June 1989.
Box 20
Folder 12
Floppy Disks (6), Tuberculosis Book Chapters 1 thru 16 plus Introduction, Jan. 21 1991.
Box 20
Folder 13
Bates Theme Music (Life Celebration), Feb 2, 2003.
Box 22
Object 1
Barbara Bates’ Memorial A side) comments on Barbara’s Life, Neville [Strumpf], Peter Marshall, Jane, Vanessa, Kelley, Karen [Buhler-Wilkerson], Cindy [Connolly?], Gloria, Steve, Eliza, Jonathan B side) student, gap near end, Neville [Strumpf], followed by video (not recorded), Feb 2, 2003.
Box 22
Object 2
Barbara Bates Memorial, Feb 2, 2003.
Box 22
Object 3
Bates Service (Life Celebration), Feb 2, 2003.
Box 22
Object 4
“The 12 Paradoxes, Revised”, Presented at Texas Nurse Practitioners Annual Meeting, 1991.
Box 22
Object 5
Barbara Bates NPR Interview, 1992, July 1992 .
Box 22
Object 6
Barbara Bates Marty Moss Cowain Interview for “Bargaining for Life”, July 1992.
Box 22
Object 7
[Francis C. Wood Institute, College of Physicians] labeled “Side A & briefing on B”.
Box 22
Object 8
Barbara Bates “One Last Lesson…”, 1992.
Box 22
Object 9
Barbara Bates “One Last Lesson…”, 1992 .
Box 22
Object 10
Barbara Bates Tape Excerpt.
Box 22
Object 11
From Writing A Textbook”, with Dr. Barbara Bates, University of Pennsylvania, 4th Hannah Happening, Hannah Chair, History of Medicine, Time 51:26, Feb. 4, 1992.
Box 22
Object 12
Description
This series contains pieces of memorabilia, including medical instruments and her doctor's bag.
White Haven Postcards.
Box 19
Folder 9
Colored anatomical drawings from The Upjohn Company.
Box 19
Folder 16
Smith College Medal.
Box 20
Object 8
Pins - 6 academic and professional organizations, 4 engraved verso.
Box 20
Object 9
Hewlett Packard Replacement Pieces for Rappaport Sprague Stethoscope.
Box 20
Object 10
Blue weighted bookmark.
Box 20
Object 11
Welch Allyn otoscope (no batteries).
Box 20
Object 14
McCoy Blood pressure cuff with sphygmomanometer and 1 no pin stop sphygmomanometer.
Box 20
Object 15
Rappaport Sprague Stethoscope.
Box 20
Object 16
2 rubber tourniquets.
Box 20
Object 17
Stamp “Committee, FWI C/O Bates 209 Rawles Run Lane, Bryn Mawr, PA 19010”.
Box 20
Object 18
Plaque from the University of Pennsylvania, Teaching Award 1983-1984, 1984.
Box 20
Object 19
Black ornate design wooden frame 10 ½ x 13 ½” “Boston Visiting Nurse with Black Bag, post – 1912”, gift from Center for the Study of The History Nursing.
Box 20
Object 20
Gift by Barbara Bates to Jane Knox, Handmade mini-Knapsack.
Box 20
Object 21
Yearbook, Specularia, Hathaway Brown School, Cleveland Ohio, 1945.
Box 21
Folder 2
Yearbook, Samaritan, Cornell University Medical School, 1952.
Box 21
Folder 3
Yearbook, Samaritan, Cornell University Medical School, 1953.
Box 21
Folder 4
Yearbook, Hamper, Smith College, 1949.
Box 21
Folder 5
Plans 1 to 7 for White Haven Sanatorium 26 ½” x 18” 1 complete set.
Box 24
Plans 1 to 5 for White Haven Sanatorium 26 ½” x 18” incomplete set.
Box 24
White Haven Borough Map 8 ½” x 11”.
Box 24
U.S. Geological Survey Map with flaps 8 ½” x 11”.
Box 24
Academic Hood.
Box 24
Schell Medical Bag, black leather.
Box 25
Bates, Barbara.
A Guide to Physical Examination, With a Section on the Pediatric Examination by Robert A. Hoekelman (Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott Company) 1974, signed by the author, 1974.
Bates, Barbara.
A Guide to Physical Examination, With a Section on the Pediatric Examination by Robert A. Hoekelman, ill. by Robert Wabnitz and staff of the Medical Illustration Unit, Division of Medical Education and Communication, University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry (Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott Company) 2nd edition, 1979, with notes, 1979.
Bates, Barbara.
A Guide to Physical Examination, With a Section on the Pediatric Examination by Robert A. Hoekelman, illustrations by Robert Wabnitz and staff, University of Rochester School of Medicine, and Susan Shapiro Brenman (Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott Company) 3rd edition, 1983, 1983.
Bates, Barbara.
A Guide to Physical Examination and History Taking, with a section on the pediatric examination by Robert A. Hoekelman ; illustrations by Robert Wabnitz and staff, University of Rochester School of Medicine and Susan Shapiro (Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott Company) 4th edition, 1987, signed by the author with notes for future edition, 1987.
Bates, Barbara.
A Guide to Physical Examination and History Taking, with a chapter on the pediatric examination by Robert A. Hockelman, and chapter on the pregnant woman examination by Joyce E. Thompson; illustrations by Susan Shapiro Brenman, Robert Wabnitz and staff, University of Rochester School of Medicine (Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott Company) 5th edition, 1991, signed by the author, with notes, 1991.
Bates, Barbara, Bickley, Lynn S., Hoekelman, Robert A.
A Guide to Physical Examination and History Taking, with a chapter on the pediatric examination by Robert A. Hockelman, and chapter on the pregnant woman examination by Joyce E. Thompson; illustrations by Susan Shapiro Brenman. (Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott Company) 6th edition, 1996, signed by the author.
Pierce, Ulysses G. B.
The Soul of the Bible, (Boston: The Beacon Press) 1944, gift with inscription by Anne Cutter Coburn, June 1945.
Locke, Edwin Allen. 1908.
Tuberculosis in Massachusetts. Boston: Wright.
Cushing, Harvey. 1925.
The life of Sir William Osler. Vol. 1. Vol. 1. Oxford: Clarendon Press.
Cushing, Harvey. 1925.
The life of Sir William Osler. Vol. 2. Vol. 2. Oxford: Clarendon Press.
Shoemaker, John V. 1898.
A practical treatise on materia medica and therapeutics: with especial reference to the clinical application of drugs. Philadelphia: F.A. Davis. 4th edition.
Pottenger, Francis Marion. 1908.
The diagnosis and treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis.
McFarland, Joseph. 1900.
A text-book upon the pathogenic bacteria: for students of medicine and physicians. 3rd edition.
Treves, Frederick. 1882.
Scrofula and its gland diseases, an introduction to the general pathology of scrofula, with an account of the histology, diagnosis and treatment of its glandular affections, by Frederick Treves. London: Smith, Elder and Co.
Abrams, Jeanne Lichtman. 1983.
Chasing the cure: a history of the Jewish Consumptives' Relief Society of Denver. [thesis].
Haggard, Howard W. 1929.
Devils, drugs and doctors. New York: Harper. 20th edition.
Rossman, Milton D., and Rob Roy MacGregor. 1995.
Tuberculosis: clinical management and new challenges. New York: McGraw-Hill, Health Professions Division.
Tyson, James. 1905.
The practice of medicine: a text-book for practitioners and students with special reference to diagnosis and treatment. Philadelphia: P. Blakiston's. 3rd edition.
Bowditch, Henry I., and Henry I. Bowditch. 1977.
Consumption in New England and Is consumption contagious? New York: Arno Press.
Gerhard, William Wood. 1860.
The diagnosis, pathology and treatment of the diseases of the chest. Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott. 4th edition.
Turban, Karl. 1906.
The diagnosis of tuberculosis of the lung; with special reference to the early stages. New York: Wood.
Miller, Genevieve. 1966.
A bibliography of the writings of Henry E. Sigerist. Montreal: McGill university press.
Blake, Florence Guinness. 1954.
The child, his parents and the nurse. Philadelphia: Lippincott.
Bordley, James, and Abner McGehee Harvey. 1976.
Two centuries of American medicine, 1776-1976. Philadelphia: Saunders.
Foster, Nellis Barnes. 1928.
The examination of patients. Philadelphia: Saunders.
Burton-Fanning, Frederick William. 1905.
The open-air treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis. London: Cassell.
Paterson, Marcus. 1920.
Shibboleths of tuberculosis. New York: Dutton.
ATKINSON, Charles Edwin. 1922. L
essons on Tuberculosis and Consumption for the household ...Illustrated. New York: Funk & Wagnalls Co.
Henderson, Mary Foote. 1885.
Diet for the sick a treatise on the values of foods, their application to special conditions of health and disease, and on the best methods of their preparation. New York: Harper.
Otis, Edward O. “Tuberculosis in children”, reprinted from
The American Physician.
Otis, Edward O. Papers Upon Tuberculosis and Climate. [various articles bound into a book].
Pottenger, Francis Marion. 1952.
The fight against tuberculosis: an autobiography.
MACDONALD, Betty Heskett. 1948.
The Plague and I. Hammond, Hammond & Co: London.
HITCHMAN, William. 1859.
Consumption: its nature, prevention, and homœopathic treatment, etc..
New York (N.Y.). 1908.
Hand book of help for persons suffering from pulmonary tuberculosis (consumption).
WILLIAMS, Linsly R. 1924.
Tuberculosis: nature, treatment, and prevention. Pp. 78. New York: Funk & Wagnalls Co.
Witchen, Elsie. 1934.
Tuberculosis and the negro in Pittsburgh; a report of the Negro Health Survey. [Pittsburgh]: Tuberculosis League of Pittsburgh.
Dansdill, Theresa. 1923.
Health training in schools; a handbook for teachers and health workers. 3rd edition. New York: National tuberculosis Association.
KLEBS, Arnold Carl. 1909.
Tuberculosis: a treatise by American authors ... Edited by A.C. Klebs, M.D. With three colored plates and two hundred and forty-three illustrations in text. D. Appleton & Co: New York & London.
Bennett, James Henry. 1871.
Treatment of pulmonary consumption by hygiene, climate and medicine, in its connexion with modern doctrines. London: Churchill.
Longhurst, Grace M., N. Stanley Lincoln, Bernice E. Tansey, Caroline T. White, and Weeden B. Underwood. 1945.
Tuberculosis nursing. Philadelphia: F.A. Davis Co.
Hatfield, William Hewitt. 1948.
Handbook on tuberculosis. [Victoria, B.C.]: Dept. of Health and Welfare of the Province of British Columbia.
Flick, Lawrence F. 1925.
Development of our knowledge of tuberculosis. Philadelphia: [s.n.].
Conwell, Joseph Alfred. 1892.
Practical medical therapy: a book for the family, the physician and the druggist ; a popular treatise on the prevention and cure of diseases, and the use and abuse of medicines.
Wyche, Mary Lewis, and Edna L. Heinzerling. 1977.
The history of nursing in North Carolina. Chapel Hill [NC]: University of North Carolina Press.
Knopf, S. Adolphus. 1899.
Pulmonary tuberculosis: its modern prophylaxis and the treatment in special institutions and at home. Philadelphia: Blakiston.
Ackerknecht, Erwin Heinz. 1945.
Malaria in the Upper Mississippi Valley 1760-1900. Baltimore (Md.): Johns Hopkins Press.
Ackerknecht, Erwin H. 1967.
Medicine at the Paris hospital, 1794-1848. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins Press.
Ackerknecht, Erwin Heinz, and Hans Huldrych Walser. 1971.
Medicine and ethnology: selected essays. Bern: H. Huber.
Webb, Gerald B., and Charles Tripp Ryder. 1923.
Recovery record for use in tuberculosis, by Gerald B. Webb ... and Charles T. Ryder. New York: P.B. Hoeber, Inc.
Huber, John Bessner. 1906.
Consumption its relation to man and his civilization. Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott.
REINHOLD, August F. 1902.
Positive Prevention and Cure of Tuberculosis by the Nature Cure Process ... Illustrated. New York: A.F. Reinhold.
Sanatoria for consumptives. 1903. St. Paul: St. Paul Medical Journal.
Head, George Douglas. 1924.
Concealed tuberculosis, or "the tired sickness"; a clinical study upon the exhaustion type of hidden tuberculous infections. Philadelphia: Blakiston.
Osler, William. 1972.
The evolution of modern medicine: a series of lectures delivered at Yale University on the Silliman Foundation in April, 1913. New York: Arno Press.
Francine, Albert Philip. 1906.
Pulmonary tuberculosis: its modern and specialized treatment. Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott Co.
Puffer, Ruth Rice. 1944.
Familial susceptibility to tuberculosis: its importance as a public health problem. Cambridge, Mass: Harvard Univ. Press.
Lyman, Henry M. 1919.
The New American family physician: a reliable family physician, giving in detail the cause, symptoms, treatment and history of all diseases of the human body and plain instructions for the care of the sick with full directions for treating emergency cases : a description of the structure and functions of the human body, hygiene and rules of health. Revised edition. Chicago: Reilly & Britton.
Trudeau, Edward Livingston. 1915.
An autobiography. Garden City, New York: Published for the National Tuberculosis Association by Doubleday, Doran & Co.
Bonney, Sherman Grant. 1908.
Pulmonary tuberculosis and its complications, with special reference to diagnosis and treatment, for general practitioners and students. Philadelphia and London: W.B. Saunders Company.
Gibson, James Arthur. 1901.
The Nordrach treatment for consumptives in this country: how to cure and prevent consumption and other forms of tuberculosis: together with a general consideration of the laws governing health. London: Sampson Law, Marston & Co.
Chapman, John Ellis. 1908.
Diets in Tuberculosis: Principles and Economics, By Noel Dean Bardswell and John Ellis Chapman. London: Oxford University Press.
Pamphlets on Tuberculosis (bound).
Green, Gareth M. 1982.
Koch Centennial Memorial. New York: American Lung Association.
Edmonds, S. Emma E. 1865.
Nurse and spy in the Union army: comprising the adventures and experiences of a women in hospitals, camps and battlefield. 2nd edition. Hartford, CT: W.S. Williams.
Fishberg, Maurice. 1919.
Pulmonary tuberculosis. 2nd edition. Philadelphia: Lea & Febiger.
Hinsdale, Guy. 1914.
Atmospheric air in relation to tuberculosis. Washington: Smithsonian Institution.
Clark, James, W. J. Kelson Millard, and Millard S. S. S. 1835.
A treatise on pulmonary consumption, comprehending an inquiry into the causes, nature, prevention, and treatment of tuberculosis and scrofulous diseases in general. London: Sherwood, Gilbert, and Piper.
Price, Esther Gaskins. 1952.
Pennsylvania pioneers against tuberculosis: National Tuberculosis Association.
South, Jean. 1965. T
uberculosis handbook for public health nurses. New York: National Tuberculosis Assn.
Bridge, Norman. 1903.
Tuberculosis; recast from lectures delivered at Rush medical college, in affiliation with the University of Chicago. Philadelphia: W.B. Saunders & Company.
Hall, W. W. 1959.
Consumption. 2nd edition. New York.
Pottenger, Francis Marion. 1917.
Clinical tuberculosis. Vol.II, Vol.II. St. Louis: C.V. Mosby.
Otis, Edward O. 1917.
Pulmonary tuberculosis; a handbook for students. Boston: W.M. Leonard.
Speer, Robert E. 1920.
One girl's influence: a memorial to Louise Stockton Andrews. Plainfield, N.J.: Published by Frederic H. Andrews.
Flick, Ella Marie Elizabeth. 1940.
Dr. Lawrence F. Flick 1856-1938. White Haven Sanatorium Association.
Brown, Lawrason. 1928.
Rules for recovery from pulmonary tuberculosis; a layman's handbook of treatment. 5th edition. Philadelphia: Lea & Febiger.
Sheahan, Dorothy Alice. 1979.
The social origins of american nursing and its movement into the university: a microscopic approach. [Place of publication not identified]: New York University. Dissertation.
Ackerknecht, Erwin H. 1968.
A short history of medicine. New York: Ronald Press.
Roberts, Mary M. 1964.
American nursing: history and interpretation. New York: Macmillan.
Krause, Allen K. 1923.
Rest and other things; a little book of plain talks on tuberculosis problems. Baltimore: Williams & Wilkins Company.
Bellevue and Allied Hospitals. 1909.
General description and annual report of the Tuberculosis Clinic, Bellevue and Allied Hospitals. New York, N.Y.: [publisher not identified].
Knopf, S. Adolphus. 1977.
Tuberculosis as a disease of the masses and how to combat it. New York: Arno Press.
Myers, J. Arthur. 1951.
Tuberculosis among children and adults. 3rd edition. Oxford: Blackwell Scientific.
Knopf, S. Adolphus. 1922.
A history of the National Tuberculosis Association; the antituberculosis movement in the United States. New York: National Tuberculosis Association.