Webb Haymaker Founders of Neurology archive., 1946-1978

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Webb Haymaker Founders of Neurology archive., 1946-1978

Much of this collection consists of correspondence, texts, and photographs created and gathered for an exhibit about individuals important in the history of basic and clinical neuroscience. The materials of this multi-authored, international endeavor were expanded, under leadership and editing by Webb Haymaker and backing by the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology and the Army Medical Library, U.S.A., into a printed volume of 133 biographical sketches, portraits, and short bibliographies, titled "The Founders of Neurology". The Haymaker archive also contains over 700 portraits of the attendees at the 4th International Congress of Neurology, Paris, 1949, for which the original exhibit was created, plus portraits of numerous other individuals of interest to Haymaker. Correspondence folders from Dr. Haymakers files, limited mostly to the years 1949-1963, make up the other sizeable part of this collection. These give not only a revealing picture of Haymaker's generous, ever energetic and ever creative personality, but also show someone closely engaged in the U.S.'s post-World War II endeavor to reestablish contact with, and give aid to, the scientific establishment in Europe and Asia.

9.33 linear ft., 8 cartons plus 1 lantern slide box, 573 folders, 10 lantern slides

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International Neurological Congress (4th : 1949 : Paris, France) - archive

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Haymaker, Webb, 1902-1984

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Neuropathologist, army officer, and chief of the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology Neuropathology Section; b. Webb Edward Haymaker. From the description of Haymaker collection, ca. 1930s-1970s. (Armed Forces Institute of Pathology Association Library). WorldCat record id: 70938948 Biography Webb Edward Haymaker was born in 1902 and died in 1984. After his undergraduate years at Clemson College and the College of Charles...