Surrounding the title text is a border consisting namely of flowers, vines, and a lone, open book. Beneath the title text is a list of names that include Elias Hudson Bartley, Herman Philip Bender, William Browning, William Frederick Dudley, Henry Arnold Fairbairn, Jacob Fuhs, Albert Martin Judd, David Fletcher Lucas, George MacNaughton, Lewis Stephen Pilcher, Frank Eliot West, Walter Childs Woods.
Printed in red and black ink, the scene includes an anchor with a snake wrapped around the top, much like a caduceus. Two fists emerging from two cloudlike objects hold the anchor. In the background can be seen an active body of water. Below the image are spaces labeled "Accession Number" and "Press Mark", and room in which to write.
Subject (Name):
Wellcome Historical Medical Library
Subject (Topic):
Caduceus, Medical libraries, and Wellcome Historical Medical Library
First row: Elizabeth H. Thomson, Madeline E. Stanton, Edith Macy. Second row: Henrietta T. (Tarlson) Perkins, Mary P. Wheeler. See also stanton_madeline_004. The joke newspaper headline relates to Fulton's work on Robert Boyle and lobotomies in chimpanzees.
Subject (Geographic):
United States
Subject (Name):
Macy, Edith C., 1911-2002, Perkins, Henrietta T. (Henrietta Tarlson), 1907-1962, Stanton, Madeline E. (Madeline Earle), 1898-1980, Thomson, Elizabeth Harriet, 1907-1991, Wheeler, Mary P., 1900-1986, Yale Medical Library, and Yale University. School of Medicine. Dep
Taken by Howard Reynolds in the present History of Medicine Chairman's office in Feb. 1951 as JFF was leaving for a sabbatical. Front row: Elizabeth Thomson; Madeline Stanton; Edith Macy (secretary to Dr. Fulton). Top: Henrietta Perkins, Assistant Librarian; Mary P. Wheeler, Assistant Editor, Journal of Neurophysiology.
Subject (Geographic):
United States
Subject (Name):
Macy, Edith C., 1911-2002, Perkins, Henrietta T. (Henrietta Tarlson), 1907-1962, Stanton, Madeline E. (Madeline Earle), 1898-1980, Thomson, Elizabeth Harriet, 1907-1991, Wheeler, Mary P., 1900-1986, Yale Medical Library, and Yale University. School of Medicine. Dep
At the bottom, there is a space labeled "No." with lines in which to write. The Medical Institution of Yale College transferred its library to the main college library in 1865, where it was kept in a separate collection called the Yale Medical College Library.
Subject (Name):
Yale Medical Library
Subject (Topic):
Medical colleges, Medical libraries, Text, and Yale Medical Library
A portrait of Arthur F. Martin above the quote "Through this tribute he becomes part of that service that is extended and expanded into constructive use for the healing of mankind."
Subject (Name):
Martin, Arthur F. and Yale Medical Library
Subject (Topic):
Medical libraries, Portraits, Text, and Yale Medical Library
