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Celebrating 100 Years of The Texas Medical Center Library: 1915-2015

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  3. TMC in the 1940s
  4. Ernst W. Bertner (1948)
Ernst W. Bertner (1948)
Lois and Barbara Burnett, Hermann Hospital School of Nursing Students (1940)
Memorial Hospital and L&L Pharmacy (1940)
Memorial Hospital “Quiet Zone” (1940)
Nursing Staff for the Tuberculosis Clinic Around Christmas (1940)
Memorial Hospital From the Air (circa 1940)
Memorial Hospital and L&L Pharmacy On Different Angle (1940)
Concept of Texas Medical Center (1942)
Memorial Hospital Baby Nursery (1942)
Lydia Moglia, Hermann Hospital School of Nursing Class of 1932 (1942)
Interns and Nursing Students at Hermann Hospital (1943)
The University of Texas Hospital for Cancer Research Dedication (1944)
Baker Estate and Temporary buildings [Early MD Anderson] (1944)
E. W. Bertner and Lida Williams Outdoors (1945)
Nursing Students and Faculty in Front of Memorial Hospital (1945)
Texas Medical Center Dedication Dinner (1946)
Texas Medical Center (1946)
E. W. Bertner, Leland Anderson, and Bishop Quinn at The TMC Dedicatory Dinner (1946)
The Construction of Baylor’s Cullen Building (1946)
E. W. Bertner and Texas Children's Foundation Trustees (1947)
Baylor University College of Medicine Construction (1947)
Texas Medical Center (1947)
Ernst W. Bertner (1948)
Opening Day of Baylor College of Hermann Hospital’s Corbin and Wilhelmina Robinson Pavilion (1949)
E. W. Bertner, Julia Bertner, and Members of the Williams Family (1949)
Hermann Hospital, Houston, TX (1940)

Ernst W. Bertner (1948)

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Wlliam Dempsey Seybold

Portrait of Ernst William Bertner, possibly cropped from a larger photograph. See more at William D. Seybold, MD Papers.

http://digitalcommons.library.tmc.edu/exhibit_construction/156

Dr. William Dempsey Seybold was born in Temple, Texas on February 23, 1915, the oldest son of Claude Dempsey and Lillian Cochrane Seybold. He attended high school in Temple and received his B.S. in me..

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Dr. William Dempsey Seybold was born in Temple, Texas on February 23, 1915, the oldest son of Claude Dempsey and Lillian Cochrane Seybold. He attended high school in Temple and received his B.S. in medicine from the University of Texas at Austin in 1936. Dr. Seybold resigned from the Mayo Clinic on October 1, 1950, to return to his native Texas, where he joined the practice of another Mayo alumnus, Dr. Mavis P. Kelsey. A third Mayo-trained physician, Dr. William V. Leary, also became a partner. Two years later, however, Dr. Seybold withdrew from the partnership and established himself in an office in the Hermann Professional Building. In the summer of 1954, Dr. John W. Overstreet joined Dr. Seybold, forming a partnership that lasted until 1961, when Dr. Seybold rejoined what was then called the Kelsey-Leary Clinic. Dr. Seybold remained a partner in the subsequent Kelsey-Seybold Clinic, became Chief of the Surgery Section and later Chief of Staff, Chairman of the Professional Committee, and member of the Executive Committee.

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approx. 1948

Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 International
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MS004-p3434-001

English

Business
Social and Behavioral Sciences

https://digitalcommons.library.tmc.edu/context/exhibit_construction/article/1154/type/native/viewcontent

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