BOOK
Title:
Blockley days; memories and impressions of a resident physician, 1883-1884
Creator:
Bliss, Arthur Ames, 1859-1913
Publication:
Printed for private circulation [Springfield printing & binding co.], Springfield, Mass.], 1916.
BOOK
Title:
From almshouse to hospital: The shaping of Philadelphia General Hospital
Creator:
Rosenberg, Charles E.
Publication:
New York, 1982.
Notes:
From the Milbank Memorial Fund Quarterly / Health and Society, v.60, no.1, 1982.
Extent:
p. 108-154. : ill. ; 22 cm.
ANALYTIC
Title:
Franklin and dependent children
Parent:
Philadelphia Medicine, the weekly magazine of medical news. Vol. 52, no. 15 (November 9,1956)
Creator:
Hunter, Robert J.
Publication:
Philadelphia, 1956]
Notes:
From Philadelphia Medicine, the weekly magazine of medical news, v.52, no.15, November 9,1956.
BOOK
Title:
History of Blockley: a history of the Philadelphia general hospital from its inception, 1731-1928
Creator:
Croskey, John Welsh, b. 1858
Publication:
F.A. Davis Company, Philadelphia, 1929.
Extent:
765 p. plates, port., 2 facsim. (1 fold.) 26 cm.
BOOK
Title:
"Old Blockley": proceedings of the bi-centenary celebration of the building of the Philadelphia almshouse
Creators:
Hunter, Robert J. (Robert John), 1882-1980 | Philadelphia General Hospital
Publication:
Froben Press, New York, 1933.
Notes:
Proceedings of the celebration held at the Philadelphia general hospital, Philadelphia county medical society, Section on medical history of College of physicians of Philadelphia, Philadelphia obstetrical society, Philadelphia neurological society, and Philadelphia pathological society. cf. p. [3] R. J. Hunter, chairman, Committee of arrangements to celebrate at the Philadelphia general hospital, the 200th anniversary of the building of the Philadelphia almshouse in 1731-32. Second unnumbered page at end. "These proceedings formed the Old Blockley numbers of Medical life. March, April, May and June 1933, occupying pages 97-284."--p. [2] Bibliography at end of some of the papers.
Extent:
171, [2] p. : ports., illus. ; 25 cm.