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Beginning in 1972, the Vanderbilt neonatology department operated an ambulance service to transport patients to the hospital's NICU. While this vehicle has long been retired, the neonatal transport program is still going strong.

Nursing students of the class of 1938 participating in an anatomy lab.

Amos Christie (1902-1986) was a pediatrician, child health advocate, professor, and administrator at Vanderbilt University Medical School. Dr. Christie is best known for his research in histoplasmosis, known as the "Vanderbilt disease," but he also…

Ambulances parked outside Camp Hospital 28.

US Army Signal Corps photo 46390.

Dr. Allan D. Bass (1910-2005) was a scientist, an educator, and an administrator; he pioneered pharmacological research on skin sterilizing agents, sulfonamides, hormones, adrenal corticosteroids, anthelmintics and chemical transmitters. At…

Dr. Allan Bass (1910-2005) served as chair of the Department of Pharmacology from 1953 to 1973.

Dr. Bass looks over some test results in his laboratory.

Food service supervisor Alice Ray (far right) and four other women pose for the camera in the hospital kitchen. The second woman from the left is identified as Dora Dean DePriest.

Polk was a lab technician and co-author with Dr. Buddingh and Dr. Goodpasture on several papers relating to chick embryos.

Polk was a lab technician and co-author with Dr. Buddingh and Dr. Goodpasture on several papers relating to chick embryos.