Dr. Elizabeth Hay, seated at the electron microscope, examines the first classroom microscope in America, devised by Oliver W. Holmes for demonstrations in histology in 1847.
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Title
Dr. Elizabeth Hay, seated at the electron microscope, examines the first classroom microscope in America, devised by Oliver W. Holmes for demonstrations in histology in 1847.
Alternative Title
Elizabeth D. Hay at electron microscope
Subject
Hay, Elizabeth D. | Holmes, Oliver Wendell, 1809-1894 | Electron microscopes | Microscopes | Harvard Medical School Department of Anatomy
Description
Dr. Elizabeth Hay, Assistant Professor of Anatomy, seated at the electron microscope, examines the first classroom microscope in America, devised by Oliver W. Holmes for demonstrations in histology in 1847.
Creator
Lawlor, David?
Date Created
1960, circa
Access Rights
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Is Format Of
1 glass lantern slide
Is Part Of
Elizabeth D. Hay papers, 1922-2007 (inclusive), 1960-2005 (bulk). H MS c274, box 8, f. 66.
Format
image
Type
still image
Identifier
DigID0003843
Bibliographic Citation
Fawcett, Don W. "Renaissance in anatomy," Harvard medical alumni bulletin, Oct. 1960, p. 15.
Provenance
The Elizabeth D. Hay papers were donated to the Harvard Medical Library by Elizabeth D. Hay in 2007 (Accession number 2007-093).
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Citation
Lawlor, David?, “Dr. Elizabeth Hay, seated at the electron microscope, examines the first classroom microscope in America, devised by Oliver W. Holmes for demonstrations in histology in 1847.,” OnView, accessed April 19, 2024, https://collections.countway.harvard.edu/onview/items/show/17860.