Carte de visite of Edward L. Keyes, Professor of Dermatology and Syphilography, 1866 Graduate of Bellevue Hospital Medical College, Textbook of Venereal Diseases (1 copy carte de visite).
Photograph of Kurt Hirschhorn, Class of 1954, with microscope. Professor and Chairman of Department of Pediatric at Mt. Sinai School of Medicine. A seminal thinker in human genetics and immunology research (1 similar print and copy slid). Office of Public Information
Photograph of a portrait of Dr. Frederick Clark Holden seated, facing front, dressed in regalia. <p>The portrait hangs on the west wall of the balcony over the Medical Library. This portrait is the second from left, between Dr. Wyckoff (right) and Dr. Wright (left). The portrait is signed in the lower right, which does not show up in these prints, "Geo. R. Buynton" This is a black and white photo of a color painting. (Two copy prints; two 5x7 copy negatives).
Photograph of Dr. William Goldring, Class of 1922, Leading authority in hypertensive and renal diseases. Professor of Medicine. (1 copy 8x10, 1 copy 5x7, 1 copy 5x7 mounted on foam core with text; 1 copy 35mm slide, 1 copy 2&1/4 negative).
Head and shoulders photograph of David Gitlin, M.D., Class of 1947. Dr. Gitlin was professor of Pediatrics at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, and recipient of the NYU Alumni Award for 1976.
Photograph of William Alexander Hammond, 1828-1900, Graduate of the University Medical College 1848; Surgeon General U.S. Army from 1862-1864; Bellevue Hospital Medical College, Psychiatry, 1867-1873; New York University College of Medicine, Neurology and Psychiatry, 1874-1882.<p> Pioneer in nervous and mental diseases and author of the first textbook on nervous diseases in the English language, 1871. (2 copy prints mounted on hard board; 1 copy slide; 1 copy negative)
Photograph of Dr. Joseph Goldberger, with gray and white line drawing on surface. Inscribed on mat, "1874-1929, Bellevue Hospital Medical College, 1895, M.D., Discoverer of the Pellagra Preventive Factor". Dr. Goldberger, an 1895 graduate of Bellevue Hospital Medical College. (1 35mm copy slide)