Hallam, Bertha Brandon

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The collection consists of a photograph album containing various scenes of student and professional life around the University of Oregon Medical School campus.

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A collection of bookplates from a wide variety of sources collected over the years by Bertha Hallam, UOMS librarian.

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Items which are not part of existing collections.

Abstract The Oregon League for Nursing began in 1922 with a mission focused on all aspects of nursing education, including defining and maintaining minimum standards for education, and promoting professional relationships and collaboration. The League was also pivotal in moving Portland’s nurse training school from the County Hospital to the University of Oregon. This collection consists of records on topics such as becoming a member of the National League; advocating for nursing education and...

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Materials relating to the creation and meetings of the Pacific Northwest Medical Association.

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This small collection contains a variety of information of historical interest regarding the early years of the University of Oregon Medical School.

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Two library Guest Books from the time of Bertha Hallam have been added to the collection.

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The OHSU library was founded in 1893 as part of the University of Oregon Medical Department. In 1919, the library’s 4,000 books moved up the hill to what is now Mackenzie Hall. In 1939, the library moved into a new building next door and then relocated again in 1991 with the opening of the Biomedical Information Communication Center (BICC). This collection spans the library’s history, with materials produced largely by library employees and committee members.