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Chiefly early to mid-20th century black-and-white portraits mounted on cardstock. In a few cases there is a last name but the individual could not be identified.

Unidentified male physician with bow tie, circa 1920s, black-and-white photographic reproduction; illegible signature [Pennby?]

Unidentified physician [William de -heder?] in lab coat, sent to Alfred Blalock, black-and-white reproduction of painting, 1946. Unidentified man, albumen photograph, Berlin, Germany, circa 1910.

Male in dark suit, previously identified as Pinard, Paris photographer, circa 1920s. Cannot be Adolphe Pinard.

Unidentified male physician [Bill R.], matted black-and-white print, 1960.

Unidentified man [Glenn], mounted color print, after 1970

Central focal point is the domed theater, and below, a panoramic view of the Seine and the equestrian statue of the king.

Place where chloroform was first used as an anaesthetic, 1847

14 photographs ranging in sizes from 3x4 inches to 8x10 inches, includes photographs of old pathology building, operating room and the medical library. Some have notes inscribed on print.

Four modern reproductions of engravings of the Leiden University operating theater (anatomisch theater), arms training arena (schermschool), library (bibliotek), and garden (hortus). With accompanying essay in Dutch.

Includes slide.