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Wedding party for marriage of Hilda Franklin and Richard Bell Box 28, Folder 026

left to right women: Kate Robinson, Biddie (Emma Gillespie), Lelia Langhorne Cloyd, Hilda Franklin, Thelma Matthews, Alice Huffman, Alice Law; left to right men: Byrd Leavell, William Driscoll, H. St. George Tucker, Mckelden Smith, Richard Bell, S. Ward Casscells, Frank Wray, William Laird, Beverley Tucker

  1. University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.
  2. 8th Evacuation Hospital collection

"'We were all in it together': Medicine and Nursing in the 8th Evacuation Hospital, 1942-1945" by Patricia Anne Kinser; invitation Box 37, Folder 023

Patricia Kinser's paper "explore[s] the history of the 8th Evacuation Hospital in World War II within a narrative describing the experiences of Dr. Prentice Kinser Jr., an orthopedic surgeon, and Dorothy Sandridge Gloor, a surgical nurse in the unit." The paper is in partial fulfillment of requirements for GNUR 8230: Historical Inquiry in Nursing. The invitation is to an open house in Historical Collections on November 15, 2011 where Patricia Kinser presented her paper and the donation of her grandfather's paper was celebrated.

  1. University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.
  2. 8th Evacuation Hospital collection

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