William L. Minear Papers 1933-1990

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William L. Minear Papers 1933-1990

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The collection documents the professional career and educational background of Albuquerque orthopedic surgeon Dr. William L. Minear (1910-1994). The materials consist of professional papers including Dr. Minear's thesis and dissertation with the supporting engravings and his 1990 paper "Orthopedic Update." Other materials include black and white photographs, news clippings concerning the Sierra County Arthritis clinic, correspondence, and a listing of the professional memberships and awards and achievements.

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New Mexico Health Historical Collection, University of New Mexico Health Sciences Library and Informatics Center

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