Found in 16 Collections and/or Records:
American Association for the History of Medicine 1993 meeting records
This collection contains records from the American Association for the History of Medicine annual meeting held in Louisville in May, 1993 and some information from the Archivists and Librarians in the History of the Health Sciences meeting held in conjunction with the AAHM on the two previous days.
Clinical Society of Louisville records
This volume includes how the society was organized and lists the early members, all prominent Louisville physicians. Most of the discussion recorded in the minutes are on medical cases and topics brought by one of the members to the attention of the group. These discussions are detailed, thus providing very good accounts of late nineteenth century medical practice.
College of Physicians and Surgeons of Louisville records
This collection includes a small volume detailing the charter, constitution, membership and fee lists, and American Medical Association (AMA) code of ethics; and a large ledger of handwritten minutes of the meetings from 1872-1877, which has been partially transcribed.
Samuel G. Dabney papers
This collection contains the typed reminiscences of the Medico-Chirurgical Society of Louisville, and a framed portrait of Dr. Dabney.
Jefferson County Medical Society / Greater Louisville Medical Society records
Kentucky Medical Association / Kentucky State Medical Society records
This collection includes publications, proceedings, photographs, directories, and records of the centennial celebration.
Kentucky Obstetrical and Gynecological Society records
Louisville Medical Club records
This ledger contains minutes of the Louisville Medical Club regular meetings and membership. Tulane University's medical library owns the original of this record. This copy was made from microfilm produced in 1947. It is illegible in parts and barely legible in others.
Louisville Medico-Chirurgical Society records
Louisville Society of Medicine records
The records of the Louisville Society of Medicine consist mainly of meeting minutes and correspondence. There are also presented papers, financial records, and photographs.