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Knoxville General Hospital

• Black Doctors, Dentists Receive Equal Privileges at KGH (1942)
• Blood Transfusion Costs in 1950
• Cancer Research at KGH Clinic (1951)
• Citizens Pleased; Management Details; Other News (1902)
• City Agrees To Add Black Nurses at KGH (1952)
• City Hospital Governance Under 1909 Charter
• City Investigates Unsanitary Claims at KGH (1919)
• City of Knoxville Purchases LMU Hospital in 1917
• City-owned General Hospital Closed in 1956
• Death of Celebrity John Hodgson at KGH in 1904
• Deed: LMU to City of Knoxville, 1917
• Details of Knoxville’s Purchase of LMU Hospital
• First Knoxville Hospital Listed in 1885
• Formal Opening of KGH Recounted
• Former KGH Student Nurses’ Residence in Transition
• Forty KGH Physicians Argue Against Negro Staff in 1936
• Henry McHarg’s $25,000 Gift to KGH in 1902
• Hospital Bids Rejected in August, 1896
• Hospital Was Luxury in 1880’s Knoxville
• Humorous Tale from Annals of KGH
• Jane Keller Honored with Building Dedication
• KGH Administrators
• KGH and LMU Hospitals — Establishment Dates’ Discrepancy
• KGH Charter and By-Laws, Published 1904
• KGH’s ‘Negro Unit’ Praised in 1934
• Knoxville General Hospital in the 1910 Federal Census
• Knoxville General Hospital in the 1920 Federal Census
• Knoxville General Hospital in the 1930 Federal Census
• Knoxville General Hospital in the 1940 Federal Census
• Knoxville Hospitals 80-Year Retrospective in 1961
• Knoxville Hospitals in 1910
• Knoxville Hospitals’ Beds and Nurse Situation (1949)
• Knoxville Hospitals’ Spectacular Advances (as of 1942)
• Knoxville’s Hospitals — a 1917 Overview
• Knoxville-Area Hospital Statistics in 1954
• Last KGH Emergency Patient Was First UT ER Patient
• Memories of William Howell, M. D.
• Misses Wolfe and Cantrell Graduate, 1919
• Newspaper Reports of Deaths and Traumas at KGH
• Original Mission of KGH, 1904
• Police Reporters Bid Adieu to ‘Old General’
• Price of Blood at Knoxville Hospitals in 1954
• Public Invited to KGH Grand Opening
• Some Knoxville Hospitals Are just a Memory
• Transfer Patients to KGH; Prepaid Hospital Plan Proposed (1902)

KGH School of Nursing

• 1955 Booklet History of KGH School of Nursing
• City Investigates Unsanitary Claims at KGH (1919)
• Class of 1931 Graduation
• Class of 1942 Graduation “Fable”
• Class of 1942 Graduation Invitation
• Front Page of the News-Sentinel!
• Jane Keller’s Career Featured in 1963
• KGH Administrators
• KGH Charter and By-Laws, Published 1904
• KGH Class of 1938 Graduation Photo
• Knoxville General Hospital in the 1920 Federal Census
• Knoxville General Hospital in the 1940 Federal Census
• Knoxville’s Hospitals — a 1917 Overview
• School Directors

KGH School of Nursing Alumni Association

• 2013 Alumni Newsletter
• 2015 Alumni Association Newsletter Available On-line
• 2016 KGH Alumni Newsletter
• April, 2014, Newsletter Available
• Awards of Distinction Presented to Museum and Consortium
• Class of 1942 — 47-year Reunion
• Class of 1942 — 50-year Reunion
• Classes of 1905-1919 from 1955 Alumni Association Roster
• Classes of 1920-1929 from 1955 Alumni Association Roster
• Classes of 1930-1939 from 1955 Alumni Association Roster
• Classes of 1940-1949 from 1955 Alumni Association Roster
• Classes of 1950-1956 from 1955 Alumni Association Roster
• Dean Wendy Nehring’s Welcome at Museum Exhibit Opening (2014)
• Jane Keller, Class of 1924
• KGH Museum Exhibit Award Receives National Recognition
• KGH Museum Exhibit Grand Opening
• Knox General Alumni to Reunite (2008)
• Memories Live on at Nursing School Reunion (2005)
• Museum at Mountain Home Is Raising Funds
• Museum at Mountain Home’s Nursing Exhibits Expand
• Museum Director Promoted to Full Professor
• Nursing Students Celebrate 50th Anniversary (2002)
• To Your Health: General Hospital’s Staff to Reunite (2005)

1890’s Hospital Movement

• “Hospital Day” Fund-raiser in September, 1896
• 1896 Trade Carnival Ball Benefits Hospital Fund
• A Brief History of Knoxville Hospitals, by Robert Booker
• Baseball Game for Hospital Fund-raiser in 1896
• Drummers’ Picnic Fund-raiser for Hospital in 1896
• German and Cotillion Clubs’ Fund-raiser for Hospital in 1896
• Hospital Association Formed in 1896
• Hospital Building and Promoting Board Adopts Constitution (1896)
• Hospital Building and Promoting Board Applies for Charter (1896)
• Hospital Efforts by “Secret Societies” in 1896
• Knoxville Turn Verein Donation to Hospital Fund in 1896
• Knoxville Will Have a Hospital — 1896 Newspaper Editorial
• Knoxville’s Hospital Building and Promoting Board Established 1896
• Medical Society Discusses “Decent” Hospital in 1895
• Meetings of Hospital Board in the Fall of 1896
• Meetings of Hospital Board in the Spring of 1896
• Meetings of the Hospital Board in the Summer of 1896
• Military Tournament Fund-Raiser in 1896
• Musical Concerts as Fund-Raisers in 1896
• Need for a Knoxville Hospital — Newspaper Editorial in 1895
• Needed — A Hospital (1895 Newspaper Editorial)
• Newspaper Lauds Women’s Efforts Toward Hospital in 1896
• Prevaricating Patient at City Hospital in 1896
• River Boat Ride Benefits Hospital Fund in 1896
• Steamboat Excursion in 1896 Benefits Hospital Fund
• Street Cars on Hospital Day in 1896
• The Knoxville City Hospital — an Essay by B. D. Bosworth in 1896
• The Proposed Hospital: A Letter to the Editor in 1895
• Woman’s Council Considers Hospital Movement in 1896

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Knoxville Trained Nurses’ Association

• Assocation of Trained Nurses Meeting (April, 1922)
• Hospitals Increase Nurses’ Pay and Raise Rates (1966)
• Nurses in Knoxville, 1903-1910
• Nurses in Knoxville, 1911-1920
• Nurses in Knoxville, 1921-1930

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Other Nursing Schools

• 11 Graduate from Training at Riverside (May, 1923)
• 1910 Federal Census of Lincoln Memorial Hospital
• A Modern Knoxville Hospital Proposed, 1891
• Amelia Young Cox Harshman, R. N., a Knoxville Nursing Pioneer
• Amy Young Cox Harshman Honored by DAR in 2020
• Blood Transfusion Costs in 1950
• Bonzella Burgess Cook’s Bequest to Nursing Program
• Borghild Alfreda Lund, First Riverside Graduate (1920)
• Carnegie Report Derides Tennessee Medical Schools (1910)
• Carrie Hicks Suddath Ramsey, R. N.
• Chattanooga Nurses in World War I Service
• City of Knoxville Purchases LMU Hospital in 1917
• Dean Wendy Nehring’s Welcome at Museum Exhibit Opening (2014)
• Deed: LMU to City of Knoxville, 1917
• Deed: Tennessee Medical College to LMU, 1909
• Details of Knoxville’s Purchase of LMU Hospital
• East Tennessee Baptist Hospital, 1958
• Evelyn Gamblin Bryan, a Nursing Legacy
• First Knoxville Hospital Listed in 1885
• Fort Sanders 20 Years Old (1940)
• Fort Sanders Hospital’s Centennial Celebration in 2019
• Fort Sanders’ Student Nurse Injured in 1940
• Hospital Was Luxury in 1880’s Knoxville
• Hospitals Increase Nurses’ Pay and Raise Rates (1966)
• Howard-Henderson Hospital Bought by Three Surgeons
• Jessie Young Norton, R. N.
• Julia Zecchini, St. Mary’s Graduate and World War II Casualty
• KGH and LMU Hospitals — Establishment Dates’ Discrepancy
• Knoxville Celebrates Opening of St. Mary’s in 1930
• Knoxville Couple Invents Medical Stapler in 1940
• Knoxville Hospitals 80-Year Retrospective in 1961
• Knoxville Hospitals in 1910
• Knoxville Hospitals’ Beds and Nurse Situation (1949)
• Knoxville Hospitals’ Desegregation Status About 1963
• Knoxville Hospitals’ Spectacular Advances (as of 1942)
• Knoxville’s Denominational Hospitals Desegregated
• Knoxville’s First Mid-Century Male Nursing Students Enrolled, 1958
• Knoxville’s Hospitals — a 1917 Overview
• Lincoln Memorial University Described in 1908
• LMU Graduate Ophelia Hornsby Appointed to First State Nursing Board in 1911
• LMU Hospital & Tennessee Medical College
• LMU Hospital Almost Became First Baptist Facility
• LMU Hospital School of Nursing 1913
• LMU Nurses in Training, 1914
• LMU Nursing Program, 1911-1912
• LMU Nursing Program, 1914
• Lucille Dobson Goggans, 1913 Graduate
• Memories of William Howell, M. D.
• Merger of Baptist and St. Mary’s Hospitals in 2008
• Montez Wayne (Class of 1918), Partial Professional Biography
• Museum at Mountain Home’s Nursing Exhibits Expand
• Nursing Students of Chamberlain Memorial Hospital, Rockwood
• Nursing Students of Johnson City Memorial Hospital
• Nursing Students of Newell & Newell Hospital, Chattanooga (partial list)
• Obituary of Annie L. Washburne, LMU Graduate Nurse
• Price of Blood at Knoxville Hospitals in 1954
• Riverside Hospital Developed
• Riverside Hospital Graduation in 1922
• Riverside Hospital in 1917
• Riverside Hospital in the 1920 Federal Census
• Riverside Hospital Nursing Students in 1925
• Riverside Nurses Receive Diplomas (1921)
• Riverside Nurses To Hold Annual Dance (December, 1922)
• Sale of Riverside Hospital in 1918
• St. Mary’s Hospital Graduates 1960-1969
• St. Mary’s Hospital Graduates 1970-1979
• St. Mary’s Hospital Graduates 1980-1988
• St. Mary’s Hospital Graduates Before 1960
• St. Mary’s Hospital Nurses and Local Babies in 1937
• Two Hospitals Raise Room Rates (1953)
• UT Medical Center Photo Retrospective
• West-Ellis Chattanooga ANA Members, 1929-1936
• Winifred Whitney, R. N., Riverside Directress of Nurses

Baptist Hospital – Knoxville & Nursing School

• Blood Transfusion Costs in 1950
• East Tennessee Baptist Hospital, 1958
• Hospital Was Luxury in 1880’s Knoxville
• Hospitals Increase Nurses’ Pay and Raise Rates (1966)
• Knoxville Hospitals 80-Year Retrospective in 1961
• Knoxville Hospitals’ Beds and Nurse Situation (1949)
• Knoxville Hospitals’ Desegregation Status About 1963
• Knoxville’s Denominational Hospitals Desegregated
• Merger of Baptist and St. Mary’s Hospitals in 2008
• Price of Blood at Knoxville Hospitals in 1954
• Two Hospitals Raise Room Rates (1953)

Fort Sanders Hospital & Nursing School

• Blood Transfusion Costs in 1950
• First Knoxville Hospital Listed in 1885
• Fort Sanders 20 Years Old (1940)
• Fort Sanders Hospital’s Centennial Celebration in 2019
• Fort Sanders’ Student Nurse Injured in 1940
• Hospital Was Luxury in 1880’s Knoxville
• Hospitals Increase Nurses’ Pay and Raise Rates (1966)
• Knoxville Couple Invents Medical Stapler in 1940
• Knoxville Hospitals 80-Year Retrospective in 1961
• Knoxville Hospitals’ Beds and Nurse Situation (1949)
• Knoxville Hospitals’ Desegregation Status About 1963
• Knoxville Hospitals’ Spectacular Advances (as of 1942)
• Knoxville’s Denominational Hospitals Desegregated
• Knoxville’s First Mid-Century Male Nursing Students Enrolled, 1958
• Price of Blood at Knoxville Hospitals in 1954
• Two Hospitals Raise Room Rates (1953)

Lincoln Memorial Hospital & Nursing School

• 1910 Federal Census of Lincoln Memorial Hospital
• A Modern Knoxville Hospital Proposed, 1891
• Amelia Young Cox Harshman, R. N., a Knoxville Nursing Pioneer
• Amy Young Cox Harshman Honored by DAR in 2020
• Carnegie Report Derides Tennessee Medical Schools (1910)
• City of Knoxville Purchases LMU Hospital in 1917
• Deed: LMU to City of Knoxville, 1917
• Deed: Tennessee Medical College to LMU, 1909
• Details of Knoxville’s Purchase of LMU Hospital
• Evelyn Gamblin Bryan, a Nursing Legacy
• First Knoxville Hospital Listed in 1885
• Fort Sanders 20 Years Old (1940)
• Hospital Was Luxury in 1880’s Knoxville
• Jessie Young Norton, R. N.
• KGH and LMU Hospitals — Establishment Dates’ Discrepancy
• Knoxville Hospitals 80-Year Retrospective in 1961
• Knoxville Hospitals in 1910
• Knoxville Hospitals’ Spectacular Advances (as of 1942)
• Knoxville’s Hospitals — a 1917 Overview
• Lincoln Memorial University Described in 1908
• LMU Graduate Ophelia Hornsby Appointed to First State Nursing Board in 1911
• LMU Hospital & Tennessee Medical College
• LMU Hospital Almost Became First Baptist Facility
• LMU Hospital School of Nursing 1913
• LMU Nurses in Training, 1914
• LMU Nursing Program, 1911-1912
• LMU Nursing Program, 1914
• Lucille Dobson Goggans, 1913 Graduate
• Memories of William Howell, M. D.
• Obituary of Annie L. Washburne, LMU Graduate Nurse

Riverside Hospital & Nursing School

• 11 Graduate from Training at Riverside (May, 1923)
• Borghild Alfreda Lund, First Riverside Graduate (1920)
• First Knoxville Hospital Listed in 1885
• Hospital Was Luxury in 1880’s Knoxville
• Knoxville Hospitals 80-Year Retrospective in 1961
• Knoxville Hospitals’ Spectacular Advances (as of 1942)
• Knoxville’s Hospitals — a 1917 Overview
• Riverside Hospital Developed
• Riverside Hospital Graduation in 1922
• Riverside Hospital in 1917
• Riverside Hospital in the 1920 Federal Census
• Riverside Hospital Nursing Students in 1925
• Riverside Nurses Receive Diplomas (1921)
• Riverside Nurses To Hold Annual Dance (December, 1922)
• Sale of Riverside Hospital in 1918
• Winifred Whitney, R. N., Riverside Directress of Nurses

St. Mary’s Hospital & Nursing School

• Blood Transfusion Costs in 1950
• First Knoxville Hospital Listed in 1885
• Hospital Was Luxury in 1880’s Knoxville
• Hospitals Increase Nurses’ Pay and Raise Rates (1966)
• Julia Zecchini, St. Mary’s Graduate and World War II Casualty
• Knoxville Celebrates Opening of St. Mary’s in 1930
• Knoxville Hospitals 80-Year Retrospective in 1961
• Knoxville Hospitals’ Beds and Nurse Situation (1949)
• Knoxville Hospitals’ Desegregation Status About 1963
• Knoxville Hospitals’ Spectacular Advances (as of 1942)
• Knoxville’s Denominational Hospitals Desegregated
• Merger of Baptist and St. Mary’s Hospitals in 2008
• Price of Blood at Knoxville Hospitals in 1954
• St. Mary’s Hospital Graduates 1960-1969
• St. Mary’s Hospital Graduates 1970-1979
• St. Mary’s Hospital Graduates 1980-1988
• St. Mary’s Hospital Graduates Before 1960
• St. Mary’s Hospital Nurses and Local Babies in 1937

UT Knoxville Hospital & Nursing School

• Hospital Was Luxury in 1880’s Knoxville
• Hospitals Increase Nurses’ Pay and Raise Rates (1966)
• Knoxville Hospitals 80-Year Retrospective in 1961
• Knoxville Hospitals’ Desegregation Status About 1963
• Knoxville’s Denominational Hospitals Desegregated
• UT Medical Center Photo Retrospective

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Other Hospitals & Clinics

• “People with Vacant Heads” — Inmates at Lyon’s View in 1889
• A Visit to Lyon’s View Hospital for the Insane in 1889
• Annual Convention of Physicians in Knoxville (1892)
• Bad State of Affairs at City Hospital in 1892
• Beverly Hills Sanitorium Proposed Conversion (1959)
• Beverly Hills TB Sanitorium History (to About 1960)
• Carver Hospital, Chattanooga, 1947-1962
• Christmas Feast at City Hospital in 1890
• Circle Park Sanitarium in 1895
• City Hospital Matron Resigns in 1890
• City Hospital: City Council & Financial Reports in the 1880’s and 90’s
• Delicate Operation Performed at Knoxville College in 1903
• Dr. H. M. Green, Early 20th Century Knoxville Physician
• East Tennessee Insane Asylum Established in 1883 in Knoxville
• East Tennessee Sanitarium in the News, 1891-1894
• East Tennessee Sanitarium Opens in 1891
• East TN State TB Hospital Announced (1944)
• East TN TB Hospital Established (1944)
• First Knoxville Hospital Listed in 1885
• Groups Want Better Hospital Facilities for Women in 1891
• Growing Need for Modern Hospital in 1891
• Hayden & Brown Sanitarium, Nashville
• Hospital Benefit Held in January, 1891
• Hospital Was Luxury in 1880’s Knoxville
• Hospitals Increase Nurses’ Pay and Raise Rates (1966)
• Howard-Henderson Hospital — some History
• Howard-Henderson Hospital Bought by Three Surgeons
• Investigation of Lyon’s View Insane Hospital in 1889
• Jane Keller Honored with Building Dedication
• Jane Keller’s Career Featured in 1963
• Jane Keller, Class of 1924
• Jane Keller, RN, Retires
• Knoxville College Hospital Established in 1906
• Knoxville Hospital Census in January, 1889
• Knoxville Hospital Overcrowding in April, 1892
• Knoxville Hospitals 80-Year Retrospective in 1961
• Knoxville Hospitals’ Desegregation Status About 1963
• Knoxville Mental Hospital for Blacks Proposed in 1895
• Knoxville’s Hospitals — a 1917 Overview
• Knoxville’s Mission Home Hospital in 1894
• Knoxville-Area Hospital Statistics in 1954
• LaFollette Coal, Iron and Railway Company Hospital
• Last KGH Emergency Patient Was First UT ER Patient
• Military Hospital at Camp Poland, Knoxville, in 1898
• Musical Concert To Benefit Hospital in 1891
• Nursing Students of Chamberlain Memorial Hospital, Rockwood
• Nursing Students of Johnson City Memorial Hospital
• Nursing Students of Newell & Newell Hospital, Chattanooga (partial list)
• Rumor-Mongering and Yellow Fever in 1888
• Sad Death at City Hospital in 1890
• Some Knoxville Hospitals Are just a Memory
• The “Unfortunate” Mr. Briggs (1889)
• The City Hospital in 1890
• The Knoxville City Hospital — an Essay by B. D. Bosworth in 1896
• The Proposed Hospital: A Letter to the Editor in 1895
• TMC and Needs of a Hospital in December, 1894
• TMC’s Success; City Needs a Hospital — Newspaper Editorial in 1890
• Unknown Italian’s Body Stolen from the City Hospital (1890)

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Tennessee Medical College

• A Modern Knoxville Hospital Proposed, 1891
• Allegations of Body-snatching Against TMC in 1890
• An Article on the Tennessee Medical College (1892)
• Annual Convention of Physicians in Knoxville (1892)
• Building Contractors in Lawsuit with TMC (1892)
• Carnegie Report Derides Tennessee Medical Schools (1910)
• Concert and Drama Performances Benefit Hospital Fund in 1891
• Deed: Tennessee Medical College to LMU, 1909
• Details of Knoxville’s Purchase of LMU Hospital
• Dr. Bosworth Elected to TMC Faculty
• Dr. Cates Elected to TMC Faculty
• Dr. Drake Introduces Cutting-Edge Treatment in 1890
• Dr. J. C. Cawood, Dean of TMC, Resigns (1894)
• Dr. Lancaster’s Temporary Successor Chosen (1891)
• Dr. R. M. C. Hill Resigns from TMC’s Faculty
• Dr. Wallace Badly Injured in Accident at TMC in 1892
• Dr. William C. Bailey Hired at TMC in 1891
• Editorial: In Support of TMC Surgeons
• Editorial: TMC Should Receive Support of City Council (1889)
• Emergency Patients Treated at Medical College in 1891
• End-of-Term Praise for TMC in 1895
• Fall Term, 1890, Opens at TMC
• First Knoxville Hospital Listed in 1885
• Growing Need for Modern Hospital in 1891
• Hospital Benefit Held in January, 1891
• Hospital Was Luxury in 1880’s Knoxville
• John Reuben Branscomb: Oldest Practicing Doctor in 1967
• Knoxville Hospitals 80-Year Retrospective in 1961
• Knoxville Hospitals’ Spectacular Advances (as of 1942)
• Knoxville’s Educational Opportunities in 1896
• Knoxville’s Hospital Building and Promoting Board Established 1896
• Knoxville’s Mission Home Hospital in 1894
• Lawsuits Filed Against TMC in 1896
• Lincoln Memorial University Described in 1908
• LMU Hospital & Tennessee Medical College
• Local Railroad Needs a Hospital — Newspaper Editorial in 1891
• Man Plans to Murder Infant and Sell It to TMC (1896)
• Medical College Established in Knoxville
• Medical College Faculty Organized
• Medical College Notes — February, 1892
• Medical Procedures in the News at TMC in 1893
• Medical Students’ Societies Formed (1890 & 1892)
• Medical Treatment Available at TMC in 1893
• Memories of William Howell, M. D.
• Newly Graduated Doctor Runs Afoul of Police in 1891
• News from Tennessee Medical College in 1891
• News from TMC in 1895
• News from TMC in 1896
• News Items from TMC in 1891
• Newspaper Correction Regarding Free Treatment at TMC (1892)
• Praise for TMC Faculty in 1890
• Professor Masters Lectures at TMC on Life and Matter (1895)
• Reception Honors TMC Graduating Class in 1892
• Reputation of TMC Dental Department Questioned in 1894
• Resolutions on the Death of Dr. Charles Wilson in 1891
• Social News from TMC in 1893
• Social News from TMC in 1894
• Success of Tennessee Medical College at end of 1889
• Surgical Clinics Announced (1891)
• Tennessee Medical College Destroyed by Fire in 1897
• Tennessee Medical College Formally Opened
• TMC Alumni Banquet Held in Nashville (1901)
• TMC and LMU Merger in the News (1905)
• TMC and Needs of a Hospital in December, 1894
• TMC Announcement for 1894-1895 Term
• TMC Applies for Charter and Adds Dental College
• TMC Begins new Term in September, 1891
• TMC Board of Directors’ Election (1896)
• TMC Commencement in 1895
• TMC Eighth Session Begins in October, 1896
• TMC End of Year Examinations (1895)
• TMC Faculty and Board Changes in 1895
• TMC Faculty Seeks Location of the Human Soul
• TMC Football Team News (1895)
• TMC Fourth Annual Commencement (1893)
• TMC Lectures and Services Resume After Holiday (1890)
• TMC Opens 1893-1894 Term
• TMC Program Approved by State Board in 1896
• TMC Reception and Appeal for Hospital in 1891
• TMC Seeks new Location in 1889-1890
• TMC Seventh Session Opens (1896)
• TMC Students Reportedly Making Patent Medicine in 1892
• TMC’s Commencement in 1891
• TMC’s Faculty Meeting in February, 1890
• TMC’s Fall Term, 1895, Begins
• TMC’s Fifth Commencement (1894)
• TMC’s First Annual Announcement
• TMC’s First Preliminary Course Closes; Full Session Opens (1889)
• TMC’s Fourth Session Opens (1892)
• TMC’s Free Dispensary Is Blessing to Knoxville (1895)
• TMC’s Free Dispensary Service Praised
• TMC’s History Recapped; new Building Underway; Fall Term Begins (1890)
• TMC’s new Location on Dameron Avenue
• TMC’s Public Open House in September, 1889
• TMC’s Seventh Annual Commencement (1896)
• TMC’s Sixth Annual Commencement (1895)
• TMC’s Success; City Needs a Hospital — Newspaper Editorial in 1890
• TMC’s Term Ends, Commencement Held in 1890
• TMC’s Third Annual Announcement
• TMC’s Third Annual Commencement (1892)
• Tragic Death of Dr. Charles M. Cawood in 1894
• Two Women Offer Sale of Bodies to TMC in 1902
• Unfortunate Death of Dr. C. C. Lancaster

Other Tennessee Medical Colleges

• Eighth Annual UT-Nashville Medical Graduation (1883)
• Grave-Robbing Allegations in Nashville in 1895
• U-T Med School Asked for Military Training Unit in 1940

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Nurses’ Military Service

• BBC News Magazine Features World War I Nurses
• Bridge Honors Ressa & Geneva Jenkins, KGH Graduates and World War II veterans
• Chattanooga Nurses in World War I Service
• Julia Zecchini, St. Mary’s Graduate and World War II Casualty
• Tennessee Women in World War I
• The Jenkins Sisters: “Angels of Bataan & Corregidor”

U. S. Cadet Nursing Corps Service

• Cadet Nurses To Be Honored May 5, 2014
• Ethel Virginia Grahl Swift, KGH Class of 1945
• Evelyn Gamblin Bryan, a Nursing Legacy
• KGH Graduates in the U. S. Cadet Nurse Corps
• KGH Museum Exhibit Grand Opening
• Pauline Greer Shoemaker, Class of 1947
• U. S. Cadet Nursing Corps

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Minorities & Diversity

• Black Doctors, Dentists Receive Equal Privileges at KGH (1942)
• Carnegie Report Derides Tennessee Medical Schools (1910)
• City Agrees To Add Black Nurses at KGH (1952)
• Dr. H. M. Green, Early 20th Century Knoxville Physician
• Forty KGH Physicians Argue Against Negro Staff in 1936
• KGH’s ‘Negro Unit’ Praised in 1934
• Leader of Black Nursing Association Spoke in Knoxville in 1940
• Martha Lee Burden Bowden, R. N.