Walter E. Critchlow, statement for Greene, 1933 August 3

The collection consists of materials that pertain to the life and work of Herbert Merton Greene, M.D. and his wife, Jeanne Todd Greene, centering around Greene’s work as a civilian and military physician as well as membership in the Freemasonry and the Anglo-Saxon Christian Association. As well, materials surrounding Jeanne Todd Greene's education, work, and life as a nurse both before and during World War I are included.

Materials include publications, pamphlets, leaflets, journals, and newsletters. Also included are personal and professional photographs; medical and laboratory equipment and supplies; licenses, degrees, certificates, honors, and awards given to the Greenes; official and personal correspondence; autobiographies of Greene and both of his wives, Jeanne Todd Booth and Julia Cooper; news clippings; obituaries; and artifacts. This collection offers a unique insight into the work and education of medical professionals both before and during the first World War in the Pacific Northwest.