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A surgeon, Dr. Blalock (smoking) later became known (at Johns Hopkins) for helping develop a procedure to cure blue baby syndrome.

Members of the pathology department in the dining room, including (facing, left to right) John Buddingh, Mae Gallavan, and Oscar Bloch.

Mrs. Lamson's husband, Paul, was chairman of the Department of Pharmacology at Vanderbilt. This photograph was taken at the Lamsons' home.

Dr. Ernest Goodpasture holds a snapping turtle on the road in front of the home of Dr. Paul Lamson.

Dr. Buddingh conducts an experiment in the pathology laboratory.

Oliver Carmichael was chancellor of Vanderbilt University from 1937 (the time of this photograph) until 1946.

Mrs. Kirkland's husband was chancellor of Vanderbilt University from 1893-1937, about the time this photograph was taken.

Kirkland was chancellor of Vanderbilt University from 1893-1937, about the time this photograph was taken.

Kirkland was chancellor of Vanderbilt University from 1893-1937, about the time this photograph was taken.

Members of the pathology staff assemble for a group portrait, ca. 1938. From left to right: Charles Manlove (diener); Albert Gunter (assistant autopsy technician); Sam Witherspoon (janitor); Andrew Witherspoon (animal attendant); William Gunter, Jr.…