St. Louis Post-Graduate School of Medicine and Polyclinic, records, 1884-1898. 1884-1898.

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St. Louis Post-Graduate School of Medicine and Polyclinic, records, 1884-1898. 1884-1898.

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The record group includes minutes of faculty meetings, a student register, and catalogs of course offerings.

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Washington University in St. Louis, Bernard Becker Medical Library

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Washington University in St. Louis, Bernard Becker Medical Library

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St. Louis Post-Graduate School of Medicine and Polyclinic.

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St. Louis Post-Graduate School of Medicine and Polyclinic was founded in 1884 to provide training in medical specialities beyond the level given in regular medical school curricula and also to operate a hospital for the treatment of indigent patients. The school functioned as an independent institution only until 1890, when it merged with MMC. A six-week "post-graduate" term beginning in April continued to be offered under the former school name until 1898. Teaching and ...

St. Louis Post-Graduate School of Medicine and Polyclinic (Saint Louis, Mo.)

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Missouri Medical College

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The first medical school west of the Mississippi River, the Medical Department of Kemper College, was founded in St. Louis in 1840 by Joseph Nash McDowell and John S. Moore. The connection with Kemper College, an Episcopal academy located outside of town, was a formality only. After this first parent institution went out of existence in 1846, McDowell and his colleagues affiliated themselves with the University of Missouri. That connection lasted until 1857, when the school was chartered indepen...