Herbert Merton Greene papers, 1891-2006 1904-1962. [1891-2006].

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Herbert Merton Greene papers, 1891-2006 1904-1962. [1891-2006].

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Publications, including medical and other books, pamphlets, leaflets, journals, and newsletters; personal and professional photographs; medical equipment and supplies, laboratory equipment; licenses, degrees, certificates, honors and awards for Dr. Greene and his wife Jeanne Todd Booth; official and personal correspondence; news clippings; Dr. Greene's autobiography, biography of Jeanne Todd Booth (Greene), Dr. Greene's second wife, and obituaries for Dr. Greene and both wives, Julia Cooper and Jeanne. Materials relate to Dr. Greene's personal life and work as a civilian and military physician, Freemason, and member of the Anglo-Saxon Christian Association.

14.5 linear ft. (14 boxes) + 1 doctor's bag

Oregon Health & Science University Library, OHSU Library

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Anglo-Saxon Christian Association.

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Greene, Jeanne Todd Booth.

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Scottish Rite (Masonic order)

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Greene, Herbert Merton, 1878-1962.

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Born October 5, 1878, in Mitchell County, North Carolina. Received his M.D. from the University of Oregon Medical School in 1904, and obtained further training at Multnomah County Hospital, North Pacific Sanitarium, and Dr. Coffey Hospital in Oregon as well as the Vanderbilt Clinic in New York. Chief surgeon at Camp Lewis, WA, during World War I. Maintained a private practice in Lacrosse, WA, until returning to Portland in 1918. From 1918-1957, served on the faculty of the University of Oregon M...