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US servicemen wait to board a Red Cross train, probably in or around Beaune, France, ca. 1918. The photographer is unknown, but appears to have some connection with Vanderbilt University. Previously unpublished scan from a small collection of…

Unidentified US AEF officers pose with a car, possibly in France, ca. 1918.The photographer may have been a medical corps officer with a connection to Vanderbilt University. Previously unpublished scan from a small collection of glass-plate…

US AEF Base Hospital 47 in Beaune, France. The hospital opened in the fall of 1918 until January of 1919. The photographer is unknown, but appears to have been a medical corps officer with some connection with Vanderbilt University. Previously…

This image of the Collegiale Notre Dame in Beaune, France, is from a previously unpublished collection of glass-plate negatives. This image was likely taken during sight-seeing by a medical officer attached to Base Hospital 47 in Beaune, France. His…

This image of Chateau de Beaune in France is from a previously unpublished collection of glass-plate negatives. This image was likely taken during sight-seeing by an unidentified medical officer attached to Base Hospital 47 in Beaune, France. His…

Nursing School Class of 1948

First PTCA (percutaneous transluminal coronary angioplasty) in the Mid-South, Nov. 6, 1979. Foreground Harry Page and George Burrus, background E.E. Anderson, John Breinig, and Bart Campbell. At the time, Dr.s Page and Campbell were at St. Thomas…

Harry Lee Page, Jr., Lt. Medical Corps, USNR, 1966.

Dr. Page is a graduate of the 1959 Vanderbilt School of Medicine, and also a former resident and faculty member. He is one of the founders of the cardiology practice that has now become the…

Nursing student Jackie Gibson at her graduation in 1971.