Josephine A. Dolan Collection of Nursing History
1995.0028

Summary Information

Repository
Archives & Special Collections at the Thomas J. Dodd Research Center, University of Connecticut Libraries
Creator
Dolan, Josephine A. [collector]
Title
Josephine A. Dolan Collection of Nursing History
ID
1995.0028
Date [inclusive]
undated, 1833-1993
Extent
6.5 Linear feet
Language
Abstract:
Josephine A. Dolan was the first professor of nursing at the University of Connecticut School of Nursing. Miss Dolan collected materials to write a book on the history of nursing from dealers or, in the case of the Wolcott series, from descendants of the family.

Preferred Citation

[Item description, #:#], Josephine A. Dolan Collection Of Nursing History.  Archives & Special Collections at the Thomas J. Dodd Research Center,  University of Connecticut Libraries.

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Biography

Josephine A. Dolan was the first professor of nursing at the  University of Connecticut School of Nursing. She became interested in nursing history when she was given the class to teach in the nursing program. Miss Dolan collected materials to write a book on the history of nursing from dealers or, in the case of the Wolcott series, from descendants of the family. Miss Dolan died 13 December 2004.

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Scope and Content

The records in this collection consist of materials gathered by the first nursing professor at the University of Connecticut School of Nursing Josephine A. Dolan. The materials are primarily correspondence, articles and proceedings of various nursing organizations.

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Arrangement

The collection is arranged in ten series:

Series I: The Wolcott Collection ( undated, 1833-1975) contains the letters of  Ella Louise Wolcott (1828-1912), a descendent of the prominent Wolcott family from  South Windsor, Connecticut. Handwritten and official genealogy papers of the Wolcotts are included in the collection.  E. L. Wolcott's letters to her sister,  Julia Wolcott Carter, and niece,  Helen Kirby Dwight, are contained in the collection along with correspondence with many other family members and relatives.  E. L. Wolcott suffered from a dermatological illness and spent much time in treatment at various water cures in the East. After her father suddenly died in 1858,  E. L. Wolcott's financial situation deteriorated. From 1863 to 1865,  E. L. Wolcott worked for the  U. S. Sanitary Commission as a nurse during the Civil War. After that,  E. L. Wolcott worked as a librarian in  Elmira, NY, where she had been treated at the water cure establishment. The Rev.  Thomas Kinnicut Beecher, brother of  Harriet Beecher Stowe, was the minister at the Park Church and he and his wife Julia corresponded with  E. L. Wolcott.

Series II: Civil War Nursing ( undated, 1843-1901) contains a copies of letters edited by  Marion Dwight, a descendent of the Wolcott family, from and to  E. L. Wolcott when she was a nurse during the Civil War.  E. L. Wolcott's correspondence includes letters to and from  Dorothea L. Dix, who was a pioneer in nursing prior to the establishment of trained nursing in the late 1800s. Supply and diet lists for soldiers and copies of muster rolls documenting  E. L. Wolcott's service are included. Another nurse,  Harriet Eaton from  Maine, wrote and received letters from her family during her Civil War service and these are in the series. Photos from the Civil War, W. W. I. and the  Army Nurse Corps, as well as articles and history about the  American Red Cross are part of this series.

Series III: Nursing Schools and Organizations ( undated, 1873-1978) contains historical articles regarding nursing schools and organizations as well as copies of convention reports. Reports of the first seven annual conventions (1894-1900) of the  American Society of Superintendents of Training Schools for Nurses are included. Historical articles concerning the Bellevue, Boston, Philadelphia and  Connecticut Training Schools are found in the series. The history of the  Connecticut Training School's Alumni Association, including establishment and dissolution, is chronicled in correspondence and reports.

Series IV: Nursing Leaders ( 1867-1995) contains a collection of articles concerning nursing leaders such as  Florence Nightingale,  Linda Richards,  Clara Louise Maass and  Alice Fitzgerald are in the series. Copies of many brief biographies of nursing leaders (A - Z) can be found.

Series V: The International Council of Nurses ( undated, 1925-1986) contains the correspondence of the prominent nurse  Effie J. Taylor while she was president of the  International Council of Nurses (  ICN), 1937-1947.  E. J. Taylor was a psychiatric nurse who promoted university based nursing education and served as the second dean of the  Yale School of Nursing. She was president of  ICN during W. W. II and the difficulties she faced, including assisting with the immigration of the organization's executive secretary  Anna Schwarzenberg, are described in her correspondence. In addition,  E. J. Taylor's notes, articles and photographs are included.

Series VI: The National League of Nursing Committee on Historical Source Materials in Nursing ( undated, 1955-1970) contains resource lists and minutes under presidents  Martha E. Rogers and  Josephine A. Dolan. The purpose of this committee was to locate historical resources in nursing and also to work toward a national nursing archive.

Series VII: Nursing Education ( 1871-1973) contains articles concerning nursing education, including a copy of the Goldmark Report (1923). These articles recount the struggle to establish nursing education in the university setting and to set higher standards for nursing education and practice.

Series VIII: Other Historical Materials ( undated, 1871-1970), includes the  National League of Nursing's general correspondence and 1970 officers' biographies,  Connecticut Nursing Association articles, correspondence and by-laws,  Frontier Nursing Service information (1954), and articles about the history of medicine and nursing.

Series IX: Josephine A. Dolan ( undated, 1931-1993) contains the professor's correspondence regarding the acquisition of materials. In addition,  J. A. Dolan's class syllabus and book review are included.

Series X: Extrations ( 1851-1980)contains publications from the  Josephine A. Dolan collection.

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Administrative Information

Publication Information

 Archives & Special Collections at the Thomas J. Dodd Research Center, University of Connecticut Libraries May 1997

University of Connecticut Libraries
405 Babbidge Road Unit 1205
Storrs, Connecticut, 06269
860.486.2524
archives@uconn.edu

Restrictions on Access

There are no access restrictions on this collection.

Restrictions on Use

Permission to publish from these Papers must be obtained in writing from both the University of Connecticut Libraries and the owner(s) of the copyright.

Acquisition Information

Miss Dolan donated her collection to the Historical Manuscripts and Archives Division (now Archives & Special Collections) of the University of Connecticut in 1996.

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Related Materials

Related Material

Archives & Special Collections has a substantial collection of nursing history records. See especially, the Wilcox College of Nursing Records, Northeast Organization of Nursing, and Connecticut Nurses' Association. For detailed information on these collections please contact the curator or ask at the reference desk.

Additional Dolan materials, especially Florence Nightingale correspondence, is available in the Josephine Dolan History of Nursing Collection in Special Collections, Boston College, Chestnut Hill, MA.

Separated Material

The following materials have been separated from the collection and cataloged:

Hopsital Notes Dodd WRT 24

Little Men Dodd A9763

Annual report of the National League of Nursing Education. (1918, 1920, 1932) Dodd Periodicals

Manual of Practice of Medicine. A8633

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Controlled Access Headings

Corporate Name(s)

  • University of Connecticut. School of Nursing.

Genre(s)

  • Administrative Records.
  • Correspondence.
  • Manuscripts.
  • Personal Papers.
  • Photographs.
  • Publications.

Occupation(s)

  • Nurse, educator.

Subject(s)

  • Nursing schools—United States—History—Sources.
  • Nursing—History—Sources.
  • Nursing—Study and teaching—Sources.
  • Nursing—United States—History—19th century.
  • United States—History—Civil War, 1861-1865—Women.

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Collection Inventory

Series I: The Wolcott Collection, undated, 1833-1977 

Wolcott family genealogy 
Box Folder

New England Genealogy Register, 1847 

 1: 1

Henry Wolcott and His Children by Rev.  S. Wolcott, 1859 
Box Folder

Memorial of Henry Wolcott, 1881 

 1: 2

Wolcott Genealogy of Ancient Windsor, CT, 1891 

 1: 3

Henry Wolcott Genealogy by  Chandler Wolcott, 1912 

 1: 4

British and American Wolcott Family, 1912 

 1: 5

Family Jottings by Roger Wolcott, 1939 

Toll-Wolcott, 1961 

Colonial Families of USA, 1966 

Magna Charta Sureties, 1968 
Box Folder

Handwritten Wolcott family trees, undated 

 1: 6

Ancestral photographs 

So. Windsor Wolcott homestead photograph 
Box Folder

Ella Louise Wolcott photographs, undated 

 1: 7

Elmira, N.Y.,  E. L. Wolcott cottage photograph 
Box Folder

Beecher-Stowe family information and genealogy, undated, 1975 

 1: 8

Articles about Thomas Kinnicut Beecher, 1900-1924 

 1: 9

Kirby house plans, undated 

 1: 10

Carter family photographs 

Lock of hair -? from Julia Wolcott Carter 

Julia Wolcott Carter autobiography 
Box Folder

Wolcot family reunion invitation, 1909 

 1: 11

Wolcott arms 

Berry Magna Charta Dames Certificate, 1964 
Box Folder

Katherine Wolcott Dwight Berry lineage, undated 

 1: 12

Correspondence 
Box Folder

Elihu Wolcott [?] and  Hannah Kirby to  Ella Louise Wolcott, 1848-1858 

 1: 13

Elihu Wolcott to son, 1833 
Box Folder

Elizur Wolcott family to  E. L. Wolcott, 1848-1858 

 1: 14

Elizur Wolcott family to  E. L. Wolcott, 1859-1897 

 1: 15

Julia Wolcott to  E. L. Wolcott, 1840-1849 

 1: 16

Julia Wolcott Carter and husband  William Carter to, 1854-1859 

 1: 17

E. L. Wolcott 
Box Folder

E. L. Wolcott to J. W. and  W. Carter, 1862-1863 

 1: 18

Carter family to E. L. Wolcott, 1860-1863 
Box Folder

Carter family to E. L. Wolcott, 1864-1869 

 1: 19

E. L. Wolcott to Carter family, 1864-1865 
Box Folder

J. W. and W. Carter to  E. L. Wolcott, 1870-1881 

 1: 20

J. W. and W. Carter to  E. L. Wolcott, 1883-1889 

 1: 21

J. W. and W. Carter to  E. L. Wolcott, 1890-1892 

 1: 22

J. W. and W. Carter to  E. L. Wolcott, 1893-1896 

 1: 23

J. W. and W. Carter to  E. L. Wolcott, 1897-1900 

 1: 24

J. W. and W. Carter to  E. L. Wolcott, 1901-1904 

 1: 25

J. W. and W. Carter to  E. L. Wolcott, 1905-1910 

 1: 26

Thomas Kinnicut Beecher to  E. L. Wolcott, 1856-1863 

 1: 27

E. L. Wolcott to  T. K. Beecher, 1856 
Box Folder

T. K. Beecher to  E. L. Wolcott, 1864-1865 

 1: 28

E. L. Wolcott to T. K. and  Julia Jones Beecher, 1862-1963 

 1: 29

E. L. Wolcott to T. K. and  J. J. Beecher, 1864 

 1: 30

E. L. Wolcott to T. K. and  J. J. Beecher, 1865 

 1: 31

C. A. Dana and  Martha Wolcott to  T. K. Beecher 
Box Folder

Beecher family to E. L. Wolcott, 1864-1900 

 1: 32

E. L. Wolcott to  Isabelle Hooker 
Box Folder

E. L. Wolcott and  J. W. Carter to  Helen Kirby Dwight, 1867-1901 

 1: 33

E. L. Wolcott and  J. W. Carter to  H. K. Dwight, 1902-1910 

 1: 34

Dwight family to E. L. Wolcott, 1866-1902 

 1: 35

Dwight family to E. L. Wolcott, 1904-1907 

 1: 36

Dwight family to E. L. Wolcott, 1908-1909 

 1: 37

Dwight family to E. L. Wolcott, 1910-1912 

 1: 38

E. L. Wolcott dictation to  H. K. Dwight 
Box Folder

May Wolcott Clapp to  H. K. Dwight, 1887-1913 

 1: 39

M. W. Clapp to  H. K. Dwight, 1914-1923 

 1: 40

E. L. Wolcott to  Hattie Foote Hawley, 1862-1869 

 1: 41

Ernst Perabo to  E. L. Wolcott and  T. K. Beecher, 1969-1903 

 1: 42

E. L. Wolcott's letters to and from friends, 1848-1904 

 1: 43

Mrs. Dumars to H. K. Dwight, 1908-1911 

 1: 44

Mrs. Dumars to H. K. Dwight, 1912 

 1: 45

E. L. Wolcott obituary 
Box Folder

E. L. Wolcott's wills, 1892-1915 

 1: 46

Letters to H. K. Dwight regarding  E. L. Wolcott estate 
Box Folder

Thank you letters from Wolcott family to  H. K. Dwight for  E. L. Wolcott estate checks, 1915 

 1: 47

Letters regarding E. L. Wolcott estate, 1919-1942 

 1: 48

Other Wolcott family letters, 1849-1917 

 1: 49

Other Wolcott Papers 
Box Folder

Articles by E. L. Wolcott, undated 

 1: 50

Photographs of Shakespeare Club (directed by  E. L. Wolcott), undated 

 1: 51

Diaries of E. L. Wolcott, undated 

 1: 52

Creative works by E. L. Wolcott, 1846-1903 

 2: 53

Creative works by J. W. Carter and unknown authors, undated 

 2: 54

Literary clippings saved by E. L. Wolcott, undated 

 2: 55

Literary clippings saved by E. L. Wolcott, undated 

 2: 56

E. L. Wolcott booklist, undated 

 2: 57

Blank postcard, psalm 

Calendar, 1912 

Musical program, 1906 
Box Folder

Letter unknown author and recipient, undated 

 2: 58

Proposal of marriage, unknown author and recipient, undated 

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Series II: Civil War Nursing, undated, 1843-1901 

Civil War papers 
Box Folder

E. L. Wolcott correspondence, 1862-1863 

 2: 59

E. L. Wolcott correspondence with  Dorothea L. Dix and others, 1863-1865 

 2: 60

Supply lists and muster rolls, 1863-1865 

 2: 61

Diet lists by E. L. Wolcott, undated 

 2: 62

Theater program, patron list, 1865 

 2: 63

E. L. Wolcott correspondence about the Civil War to  D. L. Dix and others, 1865-1867 

 2: 64

E. L. Wolcott correspondence about the Civil War to  D. L. Dix and others, 1868-1871 

 2: 65

Selected Letters from Civil War Correspondence of Miss Ella L. Wolcott ed. by  Marion Dwight, 1856-1862 

 2: 66

Selected Letters from Civil War Correspondence of Miss Ella L. Wolcott ed. by  Marion Dwight, 1863 

 2: 67

Selected Letters from Civil War Correspondence of Miss Ella L. Wolcott ed. by  Marion Dwight, 1864 

 2: 68

Selected Letters from Civil War Correspondence of Miss Ella L. Wolcott ed. by  Marion Dwight, 1865 

 2: 69

Memorial by D. L. Dix to the  Massachusetts legislature, 1843 

 2: 70

Correspondence of Harriet Eaton, Civil War Nurse, 1862-1901 

 2: 71

War Related Material 
Box Folder

Nursing photographs during war (Civil War, WWI, Army Nurse Corps), undated 

 2: 72

Articles about wartime nursing, WWII nursing and Cadet Nurse Corps, undated 

 2: 73

American Red Cross articles, history, correspondence, undated 

 2: 74

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Series III: Nursing Schools and Organizations, undated, 1873-1978 
Box Folder

American Society of Superintendents of Training Schools for Nurses annual conventions 1-3, 1894-1896 

 2: 75

American Society of Superintendents of Training Schools for Nurses annual conventions 4-7, 1897-1900 

 2: 76

Bellevue School of Nursing historical articles, photographs, undated 

 2: 77

Boston Training School historical articles, undated 

 2: 78

Philadelphia General Hospital School of Nursing Blockley Division historical articles, 1951-1978 

 2: 79

Philadelphia General Hospital School of Nursing Blockley Division photos, pamphlets, undated 

 2: 80

Connecticut Training School historical articles, 1873-1925 

 2: 81

Connecticut Training School historical articles and photographs, 1926-1943 

 2: 82

Connecticut Training School Alumni Association correspondence and papers, 1902-1956 

 2: 83

Connecticut Training School Alumni Association correspondence and papers, 1957-1961 

 2: 84

Connecticut Training School Alumni Association correspondence and papers, 1962-1964 

 2: 85

Connecticut Training School Alumni Association financial correspondence, 1947-1963 

 2: 86

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Series IV: Nursing Leaders, (1867-1995) 
Box Folder

Florence Nightingale historical articles, 1867-1920 

 2: 87

Florence Nightingale historical articles, 1937-1976 

 2: 88

Kaiserswerth and the Fliedners, 1961-1970 

 2: 89

Photographs of the Nightingales, undated 

 2: 90

Linda Richards historical articles, 1901-1948 

 2: 91

Clara Louise Maass historical articles, photographs, 1899-1976 

 2: 92

Alice Fitzgerald, 1938 

 2: 93

Biographies of nursing leaders, A - Z, 1942-1995 

 2: 94

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Series V: International Council of Nurses, undated, 1925-1986 

Correspondence 
Box Folder

Effie J. Taylor, Pres. correspondence, 1935-1938 

 3: 95

Effie J. Taylor, Pres. correspondence, 1939 

 3: 96

Effie J. Taylor, Pres. correspondence, 1940-1949 

 3: 97

Exec. Secr. Anna Schwarzenberg's immigration, 1939-1940 

 3: 98

Exec. Secr. Anna Schwarzenberg's immigration, 1941-1943 

 3: 99

Effie J. Taylor Papers 
Box Folder

Notes, addresses, 1925-1939 

 3: 100

Notes, addresses, 1940-1947 

 3: 101

Other letters and articles, 1938-1948 

 3: 102

Articles about E. J. Taylor and awards received, 1940-1986 

 3: 103

E. J. Taylor photographs, undated 

 3: 104

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Series VI: The National League of Nursing Committee on Historical Source Materials in Nursing, undated, 1955-1970 
Box Folder

Identified resource lists, undated 

 3: 105

Identified resource lists, undated 

 3: 106

Committee minutes, 1955-1956 

 3: 107

Committee minutes, 1957-1958 

 3: 108

Committee minutes, 1959 

 3: 109

Committee minutes, 1960 

 3: 110

Committee minutes, 1961 

 3: 111

Committee minutes, 1962 

 3: 112

Committee minutes, 1963 

 3: 113

Committee minutes, 1964-1965 

 3: 114

Committee minutes, 1966 

 3: 115

Committee minutes, 1967 

 3: 116

Committee minutes, 1968 

 3: 117

Committee minutes, 1969 

 3: 118

Committee minutes, 1970 

 3: 119

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Series VII: Nursing Education, 1871-1973 
Box Folder

National Commission for the Study of Nursing and Nursing Education, 1970-1973 

 3: 120

Nursing education articles, 1871-1960 

 3: 121

Goldmark Report, 1920 

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Series VIII: Other Historical Materials, undated, 1871-1970 
Box Folder

National League for Nursing correspondence, 1915-1973 

 3: 122

Biographies of officers, 1970 
Box Folder

Connecticut Nurses' Association by-laws, letters, undated 

 3: 123

American Nurses' Association press releases, 1948 
Box Folder

Frontier Nursing Service information, 1954 

 3: 124

History of medicine articles, 1933-1968 

 3: 125

Nursing history articles, 1871-1954 

 3: 126

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Series IX: Josephine A. Dolan, undated, 1931-1993 
Box Folder

Correspondence regarding collection of materials, 1966-1979 

 3: 127

Class syllabus, book reviews, 1964, 1984 

 3: 128

Newspaper articles, 1944-1993 

 3: 129

Dolan Awards, 1972-1993 

 3: 130

Correspondence—Professional, 1944-1983 

 3: 131

Academic Transcripts, 1931-1942 

 3: 132

Academic Diplomas and Degrees, 1942-1987 

 3: 133

Certificates and Licenses, undated 

 3: 134

Photographs, 1931-1987 

 3: 135

Publications, 1950-1975 

 3: 136

Professional Activities, 1952-1988 

 3: 137

Professional Memorabilia, 1979-1992 

 3: 138-141

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Series X: Extractions, 1851-1980 
Box

Adelaide Nutting Historical Nursing Collection Teachers College Columbia University. New York:  McAuliffe &  Booth. . (1929) 

 Boxes 4-5

American History Illustrated (Eds.).  The concise illustrated history of the Civil War, 6(2). Natural Historical Society Publication., (1971). 

American Journal of Nursing. "Edith P. Lewis on nursing."  Philip E. Day, Publisher., (1980). 

American Nurses' Association.  The continuing search for meaning. New York:  American Nurses' Association, (1964). 

American Red Cross.  American Red Cross Nursing Services, (1961). 

Bellevue Bulletin 71(1),, 1966. 

Bellevue Bulletin 71(2),, 1966. 

Bellevue Bulletin 72(1),, 1967. 

Bellevue Bulletin 72(2),, 1967. 

Bellevue Bulletin 73(1),, 1968. 

Bellevue Bulletin 73(2),, 1968. 

Bellevue Bulletin 74(1),, 1969. 

Bellevue Bulletin 74(2),, 1969. 

Bellevue Bulletin 75(1),, 1970. 

Bellevue Bulletin 75(2),, 1970. 

Bellevue Bulletin 76(2),, 1972. 

Bellevue Bulletin 78(1),, 1973. 

Bellevue Bulletin 78(1),, 1974. 

Bellevue Training School for Nurses 1873-1923, Fiftieth Anniversary., 

Blake, J. B.,  Public health in the town of Boston, 1630-1822. Cambridge: Harvard, (1959). 

Bushel, A.,  Chronology of New York City Department of Health, 1955-1966, (1966). 

Catalog of the Florence Nightingale Collection. New York: Dept. of Nursing, Faculty of Medicine, Columbia University,  Presbyterian Hospital, School of Nursing., (1956). 

Ciba Pharmaceutical Products, Inc.  Ciba Symposium, 4(7 and 8)., (1942). 

Civil War Times, 1(2),, 1962. 

Cleary, F. (Ed.).  Image: Sigma Theta Tau National Honor Society of Nursing, 4(1)., (1971). 

Committee on the Structure of National Nursing Organizations.  1949 Handbook on the structure of organized nursing., (1949). 

Connecticut Historical Society Bulletin, 39(3),, 1974. 

Crosby, A. B.,  The story of New England Hospital for Women and Children through seventy-five years, 1862-1937., (1937). 

Deming, D.,  Penny Marsh public health nurse. New York:  Dodd, Mead & Company., (1938). 

Dolan, J. A.,  The grace of the great lady. Chicago: Medical Heritage Society., (1971). 

Edith Cavell Nurse from Massachusetts. Boston:  W. A. Butterfield., (1917). 

Farmer, F. M.  Food and cookery for the sick and convalescent. Boston:  Little, Brown and Company., (1904). 

Florence Nightingale Exhibit. National League for Nursing Convention. (1959)., 

Garrigan, M. A. L.,  Boston University Mugar Memorial Library History of Nursing Archive Report., (1970). 

Geary, A. (Ed.).,  The Crane  . New York: Terry Printing., (1928) 

Hallock, G. T. &  Turner, C. E.,  Health Heroes: Florence Nightingale. New York:  Metropolitan Life Ins. Co., (1928). 

Harvard Medical Alumni Bulletin, 22(1),, 1947. 

Howard, M. W.  Lowney's Cook Book (rev. ed.). Boston:  Walter M. Lowney Co., (1912). 

Hubbell, J. T. (Ed.).  Civil War History, 18(3). Kent, OH: Kent State University Press., (1972). 

Inside Health, 13(7),, 1966. 

International Council of Nurses.  International Congress of Nurses Programme., (1947). 

International Council of Nurses.  Report for, 1951. 

International Nursing Bulletin, 2(1),, 1946. 

International Nursing Bulletin, 2(2),, 1946. 

International Nursing Bulletin, 2(3),, 1946. 

International Nursing Bulletin, 2(4),, 1946. 

International Nursing Bulletin, 3(4),, 1947. 

Mackenzie, R.,  America and her army. London:  T. Nelson and Sons,  Paternoster Row;  Edinburgh; and  New York., (1865). 

Miller, Mrs. J. Mother and Babe. New York:  Mrs. J. Miller., (1884). 

Morison, R. S.  The knowledge explosion and its impact for health professions. New York:  American Nurses' Association., (1964). 

National Commission for the Study of Nursing and Nursing Education. (Ed.).  An abstract for action. New York:  McGraw-Hill., (1970). 

National Commission for the Study of Nursing and Nursing Education. (Ed.). “Bell, book and candle: the National Commission and the school nurse.”  An abstract for action. New York:  McGraw-Hill., (1970). 

National Commission for the Study of Nursing and Nursing Education. (Ed.). “Continuing education in nursing: necessity and opportunity.”  An abstract for action. New York:  McGraw-Hill., (1970). 

National Commission for the Study of Nursing and Nursing Education. (Ed.). “The diploma nurse, the hospital school and the National Commission.”  An abstract for action. New York:  McGraw-Hill., (1970). 

National Commission for the Study of Nursing and Nursing Education. (Ed.). “Distributive nursing practice: development and fusion of the roles.”  An abstract for action. New York:  McGraw-Hill., (1970). 

National Commission for the Study of Nursing and Nursing Education. (Ed.). “Episodic nursing practice: refinement and expansion of the roles.”  An abstract for action. New York:  McGraw-Hill., (1970). 

National Commission for the Study of Nursing and Nursing Education. (Ed.). “Individualization, articulation, concentration: emergent forces in nursing education.”  An abstract for action. New York:  McGraw-Hill., (1970). 

National Commission for the Study of Nursing and Nursing Education. (Ed.). “The National Joint Practice Commission: new bottles, new wine.”  An abstract for action. New York:  McGraw-Hill., (1970). 

National Commission for the Study of Nursing and Nursing Education. (Ed.). “New patterns in nursing administration: the vanishing supervisor.”  An abstract for action. New York:  McGraw-Hill., (1970). 

National Commission for the Study of Nursing and Nursing Education. (Ed.). “No carrots, no sticks: motivation in nursing.”  An abstract for action. New York:  McGraw-Hill., (1970). 

National Commission for the Study of Nursing and Nursing Education. (Ed.). “Professional partnerhood in health care: the need for research into nursing practice.”  An abstract for action. New York:  McGraw-Hill., (1970). 

National Student Nurses' Association Convention Program. Dallas., (1971). 

Newman, G.  The commemoration of Florence Nightingale. Belgium: Office de Publicite., (1937). 

Nightingale, F.  Notes on nursing: what it is and what it is not. Philadelphia:  Edward Stern & Company, Inc. (1946 facsimile of 1859 ed.)., 

Nightingale, F.  The institution of Kaisersworth on the Rhine., (1959, 1851). 

Nightingale Training School St. Thomas' Hospital, 1860-1960. London: Smith & Ebbs, 

Nightingale Training School St. Thomas' Hospital, 1860-1960. London., (1968). 

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Series XI: 1998 Addition 1940s-1980s 
Box

 1940s-1980 

Scope and Contents note

Administrative records, clippings, correspondence, dummies, ephemera, notes, photographs, post cards, preliminary sketches, publications [Subjects include: American Nurses Association, Famous nurses, UConn School of Nursing.]

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