Vaccination
Subject
Subject Source: Medical Subject Headings
Found in 3 Collections and/or Records:
Deborah Wexler collection of immunization posters
Collection — Folder 1
Identifier: MSS 462
Scope and Contents
The Deborah Wexler collection of immunization posters contains posters collected during Wexler’s time as executive director of the Immunization Action Coalition (now Immunize.org). Included are posters directed toward healthcare workers, such as one showing the anatomic sites for immunization, and many aimed at encouraging patients to vaccinate their children. Some posters depict recognizable characters, including an enlarged Peanuts strip in which Lucy and...
Dates:
circa 1967; 1979; 1994-2003; Majority of material found within 1990s
Edward L. Bauer papers
Collection
Identifier: MSS 2/319
Scope and Contents
Organized into four series: I. Manuscripts, 1940 & 1955. II. Typescripts, 1921-1941. III. Galley proof[n.d.] IV. Reprints, 1920-1945.The collection contains manuscripts, 1940 & 1955, typescripts, 1921-1941, a galley proof, [n.d.], and reprints, 1920-1945, documenting Dr. Edward L. Bauer’s career with the Department of Health of the City of Philadelphia. The collection also contains a few items post-dating Dr. Bauer’s employment at the Department of Health. Series 1 consists...
Dates:
1920 - 1955
Records of the Pennsylvania State Vaccination Commission
Collection
Identifier: ZZ10d 1
Scope and Contents
This collection includes meeting minutes, including reports presented by both proponents and opponents of vaccination in general, but especially against smallpox; interrogations; and discussions with a variety of documents. Members of the commission include: Emil Rosenberger, chairman; Henry C. Lippincott, secretary; Edward A. Woods; William M. Welch; Jay F. Schamberg; John Pitcairn; and Porter F. Cope. Reports and discussions address the history of vaccination and smallpox, their nature and...
Dates:
1912-1913
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