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Chrysanthemums presented to mother at Faulkner Hospital

1 pp 1950

Black and white photograph of the ceremonial presentation of a basket of fifty golden chrysanthemums being presented by Charles F. Rowley, president of Faulkner Hospital, to Mrs. Annie Aitken. Mrs. Aitken was the mother of one of the first nine babies born in the hospital in 1903 and the presentation was part of the hospital's century of service celebration. Also pictured are Mrs. Aitken's daughter, Mrs. Roscoe Brenze, Dr. Gerald F. Houser, and Mrs. Philip C. Newton, president of the Aid. Published in the Faulkner Hospital annual report for 1950.

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Connecting sun parlor between the Faulkner Hospital surgical and medical buildings

1 pp 1900

Black and white photograph of the connecting sun parlor between the Faulkner Hospital surgical and medical buildings.

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Control room of the Faulkner Hospital x-ray department

1 pp 1945

Black and white photograph of a nurse using x-ray equipment at Faulkner Hospital. Published in the Faulkner Hospital annual report for 1945.

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Directors of Faulkner Hospital, Massachusetts General Hospital and McLean Hospital meet

1 pp 1940

Black and white photograph of a meeting of Dr. Gerald F. Houser, director of Faulkner Hospital (left), Dr. Nathaniel W. Faxon, director of Massachusetts General Hospital (center) and Dr. W. Franklin Wood, director of McLean Hospital, holding a paper discussing the plans at a meeting.

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Dishwashing machine in Faulkner Hospital kitchen

1 pp 1953

Black and white photograph of the Faulkner Hospital kitchen in the Medical Building, showing its new dishwashing machine. Published in the Faulkner Hospital annual report for 1953.

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Dr. Channing Frothingham

1 pp 1930

Black and white portrait photograph of Channing Frothingham, MD, the first Physician to the Faulkner Hospital when an official Medical Department was opened in 1930.

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Dr. Edward C. Allen

1 pp 1954

Black and white photograph of a charcoal sketch of Dr. Edward C. Allen by G. A. Lytton.

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Dr. Edward Hamlin, Jr.

1 pp 1955

Black and white portrait photograph of Edward Hamlin, Jr., MD, chief of the surgical service at Faulkner Hospital, 1955-1961. Dr. Hamlin graduated from Harvard Medical School and was assistant clinical professor or surgery at the medical school when he received his Faulkner Hospital appointment.

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Dr. George Faulkner

1 pp 1869

Portrait photograph of Dr. George Faulkner. George Faulkner was the founder of Faulkner Hospital.

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Dr. George Faulkner

1 pp 1847

Autographed sepia photograph of George Faulkner standing outdoors holding his trademark hat. Dr. George Faulkner was the founder of Faulkner Hospital.

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Dr. George Faulkner and his daughter Mary

1 pp 1869

Sepia portrait photograph of Dr. George Faulkner and his daughter, Mary Faulkner relaxing at home. George Faulkner was the founder of Faulkner Hospital. The hospital was named after his daughter Mary, who died at age 37.

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Dr. George Faulkner holding a book with his daughter Mary

1 pp 1867

Sepia portrait photograph of Dr. George Faulkner holding a book and his daughter, Mary Faulkner standing by his side. George Faulkner was the founder of Faulkner Hospital. The hospital was named after his daughter Mary, who died at age 37.

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Connecting sun parlor between the Faulkner Hospital surgical and medical buildings

Control room of the Faulkner Hospital x-ray department

Directors of Faulkner Hospital, Massachusetts General Hospital and McLean Hospital meet

Dishwashing machine in Faulkner Hospital kitchen

Dr. Channing Frothingham

Dr. Edward C. Allen

Dr. Edward Hamlin, Jr.

Dr. George Faulkner

Dr. George Faulkner

Dr. George Faulkner and his daughter Mary

Dr. George Faulkner holding a book with his daughter Mary