Genealogy and Family History

Biographical files primarily include curricula vitae, press clippings, obituaries, and other documents relating to the professional contributions individuals associated with the Johns Hopkins Medicine, Nursing, and Public Health.

The Raymond Pearl Collection covers his years as director of the institute for biological research. Series include correspondence, news clippings, slides, negatives, and patient records with an index. The bulk of the records are from the Constitution Clinic and the Longevity Study.

The medical archives holds over 1,000,000 photographic items dating from the late 19th century to the present. These collections reflect the daily use of photography within an academic health institution and encompass many genres, including biomedical, clinical, documentary, corporate, architectural, and portrait photography.

School catalogs for the JHU School of Medicine include information about admission, enrollment, course offerings, tuition, faculty members, candidates for graduation, degree requirements, and more.

Catalogs for the JHH School of Nursing include information about admission, enrollment, course offerings, tuition, faculty members, candidates for graduation, degree requirements, and more.

School catalogs for the JHU School of Nursing include information about admission, enrollment, course offerings, tuition, faculty members, candidates for graduation, degree requirements, and more.

School catalogs for the JHU School of Public Hygiene and Public Health include information about admission, enrollment, course offerings, tuition, faculty members, candidates for graduation, degree requirements, and more.

The Bulletin chronicles the activities and events of the JHH hospital and related institutions. Much of it is devoted to documenting scientific research by medical faculty about medical conditions, treatments, and related advancements. The publication also covers medical instruction and training and contains announcements, programs, descriptions of new books received, reports about the hospital, and proceedings of societies, including clubs.

In addition to publishing news of the Johns Hopkins Nurses Alumnae Association's quarterly meetings, the magazine was meant to allow the members to "follow the progress of their Association and learn of the problems, the efforts and achievements of their sister nurses."

Publication of the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health sent to alumni, government officials, media professionals and friends of the School.

Originally launched as a way to keep Johns Hopkins Hospital personnel informed during World War II, this magazine includes news from Johns Hopkins Hospital and Johns Hopkins medical faculty.

The student related records from the School of Nursing include applications for admission, student records, class standings, course outlines, graduation and convocation programs and records from the student association.

This record group contains examination records, class standings, student registration lists, fellowship and scholarship applications and records of the Ubiquiteers: a School of Hygiene student organization.

Records include administrative documents, course material, and student records for both the baccalaureate degree and certificate programs.

The bulk of the Collection consists of School of Health Services catalogs, course materials for the health associates and nursing programs, student records, correspondence, committee records, grant records, and resources relating to curriculum and student development.