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Hugh Jackson Morgan, Tinsley Harrison, Dean Waller Leathers, and Chancellor Oliver Carmichael eat in the faculty dining room.

Dr. Harrison was associate professor of medicine at Vanderbilt until 1941. He was also the author of the classic medical text Principles of Internal Medicine, which is still used in medical education.

Dr. Harrison was associate professor of medicine at Vanderbilt until 1941. He was also the author of the classic medical text Principles of Internal Medicine, which is still used in medical education.

Photographic portrait of Tinsley Randolph Harrison Sr. Tinsley Randolph Harrison was one of the great teachers of medical students and a cardiologist of international fame. Son of Alabama physician William Groce Harrison, he was educated at the…

Dr. Chester M. Jones, a famed gastroenterologist at Harvard University, would join Vanderbilt as a visiting faculty member from 1943-1944.

Department of Medicine residents and interns posing with members of the faculty.

Department of Medicine residents posing with members of the department faculty.

Residents, interns, and members of the Department of Medicine faculty

Residents, interns, and members of the Department of Medicine faculty

Residents, interns, and members of the Department of Medicine faculty, 1939-1940