Robert Cushing Derbyshire Oral History Collection 1983

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Robert Cushing Derbyshire Oral History Collection 1983

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This collection contains the final transcript and two audio tapes of an oral history with Dr. Robert Cushing Derbyshire (1910-1987), an active physician in New Mexico for over 33 years. Also contains memorial clippings and a copy of the eulogy read at Dr. Derbyshire's funeral.

1 oversize folder, 2 audio tapes

eng,

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

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SNAC Resource ID: 6404526

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