Seattle Room hospital and medical ephemera, circa 1910-2017
Table of Contents
Overview of the Collection
- Creator
- Seattle Public Library
- Title
- Seattle Room hospital and medical ephemera
- Dates
- circa 1910-2017 (inclusive)19102017
- Quantity
- .84 linear feet, (2 boxes, 2 oversize folders)
- Collection Number
- 2023-025
- Summary
- This collection includes a variety of ephemera related to hospitals and medical organizations throughout the Seattle area.
- Repository
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Seattle Public Library, Special Collections
1000 Fourth Ave.
Seattle, WA 98104-1109
Telephone: 206-386-4636
specialcollections@spl.org - Access Restrictions
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Collection is open and available for use.
- Languages
- English
Content Description
This collection includes a variety of ephemera related to hospitals, medical centers, nursing homes, doctors and public health in the Seattle area including brochures, pamphlets, receipts, advertisements and other promotional materials. A small selection of the collection stretches into the broader Puget Sound region.
Use of the Collection
Restrictions on Use
Copyright restrictions apply.
Preferred Citation
[ITEM DESCRIPTION], Seattle Room hospital and medical ephemera collection. Seattle Public Library, Seattle, WA.
Administrative Information
Arrangement
Materials are arranged alphabetically according to hospital or organization. If neither is apparent, materials are interfiled alphabetically under doctor name or publication title.
Acquisition Information
This collection was brought together by library staff from existing materials in vertical files as well as additional donations and purchases accumulated over time.
Future Additions
The library continues to add materials to this collection on a regular basis.
Processing Note
Acknowledgement of Harmful Content
The Seattle Public Library Special Collections Department is committed to creating an inclusive archive that documents the history of our diverse communities in a respectful manner. Our collections include historic materials that may contain images and outdated language which can be harmful due to issues such as racism, colonialism, sexism and homophobia. This content can provide important insight into the creator and context of the historic materials but can also reveal hurtful biases and prejudices.
We may decide to use or retain harmful language in our description when the terms have been used by the creator(s) of the materials to describe themselves or their community; when we have reused description created by the donor; when we have transcribed information directly from the materials; and when using national standards such as Library of Congress Subject Headings, which allow for standardized searching and retrieval of records. When including language from the original material in our finding aids or descriptions, we will indicate that this material comes directly from the original item by putting the language in quotes or prefacing it with a note that says the description is transcribed from the item or provided by the creator.
We will continually review our finding aids to identify harmful language and encourage you to contact us at specialcollections@spl.org if you find language that causes concern.
Detailed Description of the Collection
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Description: American Holistic Medical AssociationDates: 1989Container: Box 1
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Description: Anti-Tuberculosis LeagueDates: 1922-1953Container: Box 1
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Description: "Babydom and Childhood – Seattle's Baby Health Booklet"Dates: circa 1932Container: Box 1
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Description: Ballard Community HospitalDates: circa 1979-1992Container: Box 1
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Description: Ballard General HospitalDates: circa 1950sContainer: Box 1
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Description: Children's Orthopedic Hospital/Children's HospitalDates: circa 1910-2007Container: Box 1
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Description: Dr. G.M. Sletto, Refracting Eye SpecialistDates: circa 1927Container: Box Ephemera Oversize 1
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Description: Dr. Gordon Thompson and Dr. Carl HelwigDates: 1937Container: Box 1
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Description: Dr. H.T. Buckner Rehabilitation Center for Injured WorkersDates: circa 1960sContainer: Box 1
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Description: Dr. O.T. Dean, DDS and Dr. Von N. Dean, DMDDates: circa 1920sContainer: Box 1
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Description: Dr. Raymond E. Tyvand, M.D., UrologyDates: 1949Container: Box 1
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Description: Eversole Optical CompanyDates: circa 1910sContainer: Box 1
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Description: Firland SanitoriumDates: 1940Container: Box 1
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Description: Fred Hutchinson Cancer CenterDates: 2019Container: Box 1
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Description: Harborview Medical CenterDates: circa 1980-2010Container: Box 1
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Description: Institute for Movement TherapyDates: 1985Container: Box 1
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Description: Kline Galland CenterDates: circa 2005Container: Box 1
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Description: Laurel Beach SanitoriumDates: circa 1940sContainer: Box 1
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Description: Mason ClinicDates: 1970Container: Box 2
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Description: Maynard HospitalDates: 1937Container: Box 2
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Description: Metropolitan Life Insurance Company - "Your Rights + Duties under the health laws of Seattle"Dates: circa 1940sContainer: Box 2
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Description: Neitro SanitoriumDates: circa 1915Container: Box 2
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Description: Northwest Institute of Acupuncture and Oriental MedicineDates: circa 1980sContainer: Box 2
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Description: Overlake HospitalDates: 1983Container: Box 2
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Description: Pike Market Community ClinicDates: 1982Container: Box 2
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Description: Providence HospitalDates: circa 1910-2006Container: Box 2
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Description: Public Health – Seattle + King CountyDates: circa 2000sContainer: Box 2
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Description: Rest View University of Chiropractic, Inc.Dates: circa 1930sContainer: Box 2
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Description: Roosevelt HospitalDates: 1912Container: Box 2
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Description: St. Vincent Home for the AgedDates: 1924Container: Box 2
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Description: Seattle General HospitalDates: circa 1930Container: Box 2
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Description: Seattle Keiro [nursing home]Dates: 1987Container: Box 2
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Description: Shick Shadel HospitalDates: 1979Container: Box 2
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Description: Swedish HospitalDates: circa 1920s-2017Container: Box 2
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Description: U.S. Naval HospitalDates: 1945Container: Box 2
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Description: Virginia Mason HospitalDates: 1923-1995Container: Box 2
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Description: Washington Association of Drugless PhysiciansDates: 1920
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Description: Washington Hospital Service AssociationDates: circa 1960sContainer: Box 2
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Description: Washington Infirmary of OsteopathyDates: circa 1900sContainer: Box 2
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Description: Western State HospitalDates: 1953-1956Container: Box Ephemera Oversize 1
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Description: "The Zonery System" by Pharus the EgyptianDates: 1926Container: Box 2
Names and SubjectsReturn to Top
Subject Terms
- Dentists--Washington (State)--Seattle
- Hospitals--Washington (State)--Seattle
- Hospitals--Washington (State)--Steilacoom
- Medical centers--Washington (State)--Seattle
- Nursing homes--Washington (State)--Seattle
- Optometrists--Washington (State)--Seattle
- Physicians--Washington (State)--Seattle
- Public health--Washington (State)--Seattle
