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Part of the Otis Historical Archives: The materials in this series include catalogs, labels, photographs, artwork, scripts, and correspondence related to exhibit development, installation and evaluation. Also includes slides of exhibits in other museums.
Part of the Otis Historical Archives: These records are from the office files of Lisa Berndt, head of the exhibits department. There is some overlap between the materials in this collection and OHA 51.
Part of the Otis Historical Archives: This collection includes about 120 photographs of Armed Forces ambulances copied from various sources or taken by Fred W. Crismon.
Part of the Otis Historical Archives: Office files of Charlotte Brody, a Public Programs staff member. The collection includes material on a proposed polio exhibit, the iron lung, and information on the museum for a volunteer program manual.
Part of the Otis Historical Archives: This collection is made up of office files from Sarah Carey and deals primarily with exhibits and facility issues. There is some overlap between the materials in this collection and OHA 51 and OHA 51.03.
Part of the Otis Historical Archives: This collection consists of about 120 photographs belonging to J.F. Siler, U.S. Army Medical Corps.
Part of the Otis Historical Archives: This collection consists of bound volumes of outgoing correspondence by curators John Brinton, George A. Otis, D.L. Huntington, John S. Billings, Walter Reed, James Carroll, F.F. Russell, George Sternberg and others, on a wide range of subjects primarily related to management and operation of the Army Medical Museum.
Part of the Otis Historical Archives: This collection contains nineteenth-century pathological photomicrographs made at or donated to the Museum.
Part of the Otis Historical Archives: Over the course of his career as a radiologist, Dr. Shehadi compiled a private collection of over 100 historic X-ray tubes that traced the history and development of diagnostic imaging to the landmark discovery by Wilhelm Roentgen in 1895. This collection documents the transfer of materials from Shehadi to the Museum and includes extensive correspondence between the period 1976-1981, as well as 36 reprints of articles written by Shehadi.
Part of the Otis Historical Archives: This collection consists of unidentified photographs from the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research (WRAIR) of Korean War medical scenes, including pathological photographs and images of field medicine, evacuations, medical staff, hospitals, hospital ships, equipment, ambulances, and helicopters.
Part of the Otis Historical Archives: This collection consists of autopsy reports and 76 photographs mounted on cardboard.
Part of the Otis Historical Archives: This collection consists of photographs from museum exhibits.
Part of the Otis Historical Archives: This collection consists of 76 prize-winning photographs from several years of the American Society of Clinical Pathologists annual contest
Part of the Otis Historical Archives: This collection consists of photographs of wet specimens (preserved in liquid), primarily intestines, taken at the Museum during and after the Civil War.
Part of the Otis Historical Archives: This collection consists of a booklet prepared by the staff of the Hermann M. Biggs Memorial Hospital in Ithaca, New York in 1955, along with accompanying color photographs of sixty-three images 10.5” x 13.5” in size, at 15X magnification.
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