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Galt, William Henry, 1827-1893. Account books, 1866-1883.

Title: Account books, 1866-1883.

Account books kept by Dr. William H. Galt regarding his medical practice from 1866 to 1883. Each book contains an index and records visits and accounts regarding his patients, some of whom were prominent Louisvillians. Specific instruments and medical procedures are mentioned. Also listed is financial data from 1878-1879.

ArchivalResource: 4 v.

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Galt family. Galt family : papers, 1828-1955.

Title: Galt family : papers, 1828-1955.

Papers include correspondence of William C., Norborne A., William H. Galt, and other family members discussing family matters and travels; William C. Galt's medical journal; Norborne A. Galt's journal from Transylvania University; and a scrapbook containing African-American slave songs and spirituals.

ArchivalResource: 0.33 cubic ft.

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Galt-Gray family photograph collection, ca. 1860-ca. 1910.

Title: Galt-Gray family photograph collection, ca. 1860-ca. 1910.

Photographs of members of the Galt, Gray, Brown, and Ingram families. Doctor Norborne Alexander Galt and his son, Doctor William Henry Galt, were prominent Louisville physicians. Identified persons include Alexander Galt Brown, Matilda Galt Brown (Mrs. Arthur Brown), Arthur Brown, Elizabeth C. Hobbs Campbell, Annie Alexina Galt, Elizabeth Thruston Pope Galt (Mrs. William H. Galt), Ellen Pope Thruston Galt, John Galt, William Henry Galt, Norborne Alexander Galt, Elizabeth M. Thompson Gray Galt (Mrs. Norborne A. Galt), Bishop Thomas Underwood Dudley, George Gray, Strother Gray, Urath Pope Galt, Selena Gray Galt Ingram (Mrs. Robert Hord Ingram), Selena Pope Ingram, Wyatt Ingram, Matilda Nicholas, Mary Anne Pope Nicholas, and Elizabeth Thruston Pope (Mrs. Worden Pope). The Galt family home, "Repton," is pictured in the collection. It was on Brownsboro Road in Louisville. After a fire it was rebuilt in 1902 by Edward Moran. The original house is the one pictured.

ArchivalResource: 68 items.

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