A syndicated collection of blogs by and for archivists. The Journals of an 19th century Tallahassee Reverend. As well as the other materials digitized from the St. For more information about the collection, visit its finding aid. The PIDB continues its role advising the Presi.

Thursday, June 20, 2013. The Dittrick Museum Blog is changing its address! First, let us thank you for joining us here over the past few years- this present web log will remain active as the archive of fascinating posts from inception to January 2013. Thursday, May 30, 2013.

Come up and taxiderm me some time. I took a taxidermy class. Where the general store doubles as deer weigh-station, and moose permits are doled out like winning lotto tickets, dear and coveted. So I hauled tire down the interstate to the home of Morbid Anatomy. First, you remove most of the fleshy bits.

Dr Henry Manning practiced medicine in Youngstown, Ohio from around 1811 until his death in 1869. He served as a surgeon in the Ohio Militia during the War of 1812. He was one of two doctors in the town of about 400 people. So who is Rose anyway? March 29, 2016.

The detritus of everyday life. Signs of Spring, ca. Ice Capades Program, 1983. He Dreamed of a Perfect Woman, 1957. Cooling Tomato Aspic Layers, 1972. Librarians Find Mass Destruction, 1952. Learn The Bop By Record, 1958.

The New York Academy of Medicine. Schedule for the Performing Medicine Festival. The LaGuardia Report at 70.

History on the web, in the museum, and beyond. Posted by Suzanne Fischer under museums. The National Museum of American History just had a symposium. On religion in early America. With an exhibit on the topic to open in 2017. A previous opening had be.

Life, death and surgery through a lens. The most interesting happening was a reenactment of what must be one of the first instances of standardized medical photography in Norway. January 2, 2014 2 Comments.

A History Showcase of the U. Monday, August 12, 2013. For the next four weeks, limited reference services will be available. Telephone service has been interrupted, and voice mail messages should not be left. Contacts are Archivist Michael Rhode at michael. Or Historian Andre Sobocinski at andre. Wednesday, April 24, 2013.