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Local Hospitals
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Central Free Dispensary Records, 1873-1961, Rush University Medical Center Archives
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Chicago Lying-In Hospital Records, 1913-1943, University of Chicago
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Chicago Maternity Center Photograph Collection, circa 1936-1937, Chicago History Museum
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Englewood Hospital Records, circa 1909-1988, Chicago History Museum
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Presbyterian Hospital Records, Rush University Medical Center Archives
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Presbyterian-St. Luke's Hospital Records, 1956-1969, Rush University Medical Center Archives
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Rush University Medical Center (Rush-Presbyterian-St. Luke's Medical Center) Records, 1969-current, Rush University Medical Center Archives
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St. Bernard Hospital Records, 1881-1991, Loyola University Chicago
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St. Luke's Hospital Records, Rush University Medical Center Archives
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Swedish Covenant Hospital Records, Evangelical Covenant Church and North Park University Archives
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University of Illinois Hospital Records, University of Illinois Chicago [please email lib-spec@uic.libanswers.com]
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Medical Ephemera and Pamphlet Collection, 1851-1998, University of Illinois Chicago [Contains records from the Chester State Hospital; Elgin State Hospital; Louis A. Weiss Memorial Hospital; and Northern Hospital and Asylum for Insane.]
Military Hospitals
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Base Hospital 12 (World War I) and 12th General Hospital (World War II) Records, 1917-2006, Northwestern University
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Base Hospital 13 (World War I) and 13th General Hospital (World War II) Records (Presbyterian Hospital), Rush University Medical Center Archives
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Base Hospital 14 (World War I) Records (St. Luke's Hospital), Rush University Medical Center Archives
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27th Evacuation Hospital (World War II) Collection, 1942-1992, University of Illinois Chicago
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Camp Grant (World War I) Photograph Album, circa 1917-1918, Chicago History Museum
CAPTION: Northwestern Memorial Hospital, Prentice Women's Hospital and Maternity Center, undated. Goldberg, Bertrand, Associates. Ryerson & Burnham Archives, Art Institute of Chicago. Link: explore.chicagocollections.org/image/artic/85/1v5c50s/
Books and Other Published Sources
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Military Hospital Books
The 13th General Hospital in World War II by Publication Date: 1948During World War I, a hospital unit was recruited from Presbyterian Hospital of the City of Chicago. Base Hospital 13 saw service in World War I, Limoges, France. During World War II, a hospital unit was recruited from Presbyterian again, designated the 13th General Hospital in honor of Base Hospital 13. This unit spent most of its time during the war in Finschhafen, New Guinea.- Forsaken Angels: the Personnel of the Chicago / Northwestern University Unit, U.S. Army Base 12, World War I by ISBN: 9781943995271Publication Date: 2017
Local Hospital Books
Children's Memorial Hospital of Chicago by ISBN: 9781467111089Publication Date: 2014In 1886, the state-of-the-art surgery room of Truman W. Miller, MD, in Chicago's first children's hospital had no electric lights, no antibiotics, limited equipment, and only the most rudimentary anesthesia. This renowned surgeon served on a voluntary basis as president of an all-volunteer medical staff from 1882 to 1900. The hospital opened in 1882 as an eight-bed cottage in Lincoln Park, when pediatrics was in its infancy. It was at the forefront then, and it continues to be among the country's best. For over a century, it was called Children's Memorial Hospital, and it was renamed Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago in 2012, when it moved to a 288-bed facility in the heart of the city. The hospital's history reflects the steady advances in pediatrics, propelled by visionary individuals, pioneering clinicians, and the community--all dedicated to the care and well-being of children.- Good Medicine: The First 150 Years of Rush-Presbyterian-St. Luke's Medical Center by ISBN: 1556520158Publication Date: 1987A history of what is now Rush University Medical Center and its predecessor institutions including Rush Medical College, Presbyterian Hospital, St. Luke's Hospital, Presbyterian-St. Luke's Hospital, their nursing schools, and affiliations with Lake Forest University and the University of Chicago.
- History of Medical Practice in Illinois by Publication Date: 1927
- History of Medicine and Surgery and Physicians and Surgeons of Chicago by Publication Date: 1922
- In service to Chicago : the history of Mercy Hospital by Publication Date: 1979
- The Medical and Surgical Directory of Cook County, Illinois, 1888-89 by Publication Date: 1888
- Personal reminiscences of the Diocese of Illinois, 1856-1892 by Publication Date: [1976]Memoir of Rev. James DeWitt Clinton Locke, DD, (1829-1904), Rector of Chicago's Grace Episcopal Church, 1859-1895; and Founder of St. Luke's Hospital in 1864.
- Prominent physicians, surgeons, and medical institutions of Cook County by Publication Date: 1899Includes biographical sketches.
- The Story of Rush Medical College by Publication Date: 1953A history of Rush Medical College from its founding in 1837 to its initial closure in 1942. Rush Medical College was affiliated with Lake Forest University, 1887-1898, and with the University of Chicago, 1898-1941. Presbyterian Hospital was the teaching hospital of Rush Medical College. Rush Medical College was reorganized in 1969.
