JOHNS HOPKINS HOSPITAL — PHOTOGRAPHY ALBUM.


Album containing 55 photographs, mounted 1 per page on black paper, gelatin silver prints, each roughly 98 x 75 mm, 1906-1907, of the original staff in the early years of Johns Hopkins Hospital, in black morocco album, stamped "Johns Hopkins" in gilt to front cover, 8vo, 100 pp, photographs mostly mounted on rectos, small chip to spine of album, one photo with tear to lower corner.RARE PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM FROM THE EARLY YEARS OF JOHNS HOPKINS HOSPITAL, including portraits and photographs of work in the field of Daniel Coit Gilman, William Welch, William Osler, William Halstead, Harvey Cushing, Howard Kelly, as well as views of the Hospital, both interior and exterior and an operating theatre view of Halsted's famous "All-Star Operation." Most likely made up from photographs taken by Dr. Clinton E. Brush, these albums were produced for Hopkins students and faculty in small numbers, each with a different arrangement and selection of photographs. The photographs contained here: 1) Daniel Coit Gilman in profile; 2) Ira Remsen, seated in profile; 3) JHH Administration building; 4) Women's Fund Memorial Building and Physiology Building; 5) Franklin Paine Mall in oval; 6) John Auer looking into a microscope; 7) William Henry Howell, seated before a bookcase, writing, in profile; 8) William Henry Howell, seated before a bookcase, looking at camera; 9) John Jacob Abel, seated at desk, profile; 10) Walter Jones, standing looking at laboratory apparatus; 11) Percy Millard Dawson, standing in the midst of laboratory apparatus; 12) JHH library; 13) William H. Welch seated with framed portraits of William Osler and Walter Reed behind him; 14) William G. MacCallum seated with skeleton in the background; 15) Christus Consolator statue in the Administration building; 16) Henry M. Hurd seated in a chair; 17) William Osler with his left hand on a patient's chest; 18) Osler looking at patient with nurse in foreground; 19) Lewellys F. Barker; 20) William S. Thayer standing over a patient; 21) Long view of the interior of JHH ward "F" or "G" or "H" with patients in beds; 22) Thomas McCrae sitting beside a patient and holding a stethoscope; 23) Thomas B. Futcher sitting on outdoor railing; 24) Rufus Cole sitting at desk; 25) Charles P. Emerson seated in laboratory; 26) Thomas R. Boggs seated in a laboratory; 27) Louis V. Hamman sitting with his left arm on a wooden chair [identified in Chesney II following 306]; 28) William Halsted in formal suit walking through operating room; 29) William Halsted in operating groom with full gallery behind him and Harvey Cushing turned away from the operating table; 30) Halsted in formal suit holding an x-ray up to a window in the operating room; 31) William Halsted operating with Harvey Cushing looking at the operating field and instrument trays in foreground; 32) Frank Robert Smith with John M. T. Finney, Jr. outside; 33) Joseph Colt Bloodgood seated beside a microscope; 34) Harvey Cushing in a straw hat and holding a cane outside; 35) Hugh Hampton Young seated at a table; 36) William S. Baer, standing in hallway with gloves in right hand; 37) Frederick H. Baetjer seated on an outside railing; 38) Richard H. Follis seated on a bench; 39) William Francis Mattingly Sowers sitting on steps; 40) Stephen H. Watts leaning on a table; 41) Robert T. Miller Jr. in front of white glass-covered surgical instrument wall cases; 42) JHH exterior view of the ward buildings; 43) Howard A. Kelly in operating room wearing a short white coat; 44) Thomas S. Cullen standing in an operating room; 45) William Wood Russell seated on a stool in an operating room; 46) Unidentified doctor standing with a large window to his right; 47) JHH exterior view of "The Bridge"; 48) J. Whitridge Williams seated with hands clasped; 49) Unidentified doctor in white coat with left foot on a chair covered with slip cover in the doctors reading room; 50) Francis C. Goldsborough sitting in a rocking chair; 51) JHH exterior view from behind the administration building; JHH administration building straight on view; 52) Jesse Lazear memorial tablet; 53) Softball game; 54) Johns Hopkins Medical School Class of 1907; 55) Administration building from the garden in snow. Very rare in commerce.