OHA 350

• Veterinary Pathology Lantern Slides, nd
• 3 cubic feet, 5 boxes.
• No finding aid, part arranged, inactive, unrestricted.
• AFIP photographs of veterinary pathology, including comparative pathology, histology, and gross tissue. Copies on 35mm slides are available through the department.

OHA 351

• Vietnam War Collection, 1960s-1970s
• 2.3 cubic feet, 5 boxes.
• Partial finding aid, part arranged, inactive, unrestricted.
• Artificial collection of various materials on the Vietnam War, much of it captured items. Part donated by Maj. Norman Rich; part from Col. Ralph C. Singer. Includes photographs of captured supplies and of Viet Cong medical activities; Vietnamese medical manuals and pharmaceutical labels; and U.S. Army records and reports.

OHA 352

• VIP Autopsy Material has been merged into OHA 87 AFIP Historical Files. The autopsy material is closed to researchers.

OHA 353

• Vogel Collection, 1919-1981
• 6.5 cubic feet, 9 boxes.
• Finding aid available, arranged, inactive, unrestricted.
• Papers of Col. Emma E. Vogel, first head of the Army Medical Specialist Corps (AMSC). Includes scrapbooks, histories, and records of the AMSC; articles, manuals, reports, and photographs related to physical therapy; and biographical information, personal documents, and writings of Vogel.

OHA 354

• Vorwald Industrial Medicine Collection, ca. 1900-1980s
• 130 cubic feet, 265 boxes.
• Partial finding aid, part arranged, inactive, part restricted.
• Papers of Dr. Arthur J. Vorwald, an industrial medicine investigator who pioneered in asbestosis research. Includes personal papers; records of his work at the Saranac Laboratory in New York and Wayne State University; proposals and contracts; collected reprints, studies, and journals; research records; symposia proceedings; legal documents; and patient files including x-rays. Includes many microscope slides and lantern slides as well as tissue samples. Patient records are restricted. Access may be granted if a Department of Justice settlement order is signed.
• A Guide for Uniform Industrial Hygiene Codes or Regulations for the use of Fluoroscopic Shoe Fitting Devices

OHA 355

• Walter Reed Army Medical Center History Collection, 1916-present
• 6 cubic feet, 9 boxes.
• No finding aid, unarranged, active, unrestricted.
• Artificial collection of material transferred from Walter Reed Army Medical Center (WRAMC), including photographs, regulations, catalogs, guides, reports, newsletters, newspaper clippings, and publicity material. Also includes material from National Park College and National Park Seminary, institutions previously located at WRAMC's Forest Glen annex. Covers the hospital's involvement with World War I and II rehabilitation and prosthetics.

OHA 356

• Walter Reed Yellow Fever Campaign Lantern Slide Set, ca. 1950s
• .2 cubic foot, 1 box.
• No finding aid, arranged, inactive, unrestricted.
• AFIP training slide set illustrating Walter Reed's yellow fever work.

OHA 357

• Warrell Photographs, 1970s
• 2 cubic feet, 2 boxes.
• No finding aid, unarranged, inactive, restricted.
• Public affairs photographs of Walter Reed Army Institute of Research and Surgeon General's Office events taken by William W. Warrell. Restricted due to water damage sustained before the collection was transferred to the Museum.

OHA 358

• Williams Receipt Book, 19th century
• .01 cubic foot, .33 box.
• No finding aid, arranged, inactive, unrestricted.
• Notebook of medical recipes with dosages. Probably belonged to William C. Williams, whose name appears on the flyleaf.

OHA 359

• Winston Papers, 1970s
• 1.5 cubic feet.
• No finding aid, unarranged, inactive, restricted.
• Six binders of copies of letters of Dr. Thomas Winston, Union Army surgeon during the Civil War. The letters are to his wife and other family members and date from 1862 to 1866. Donated by his granddaughter; permission to publish must be obtained from her or other descendants.

OHA 360

• Winter Medical Illustration Collection, 1952-1968
• 3 cubic feet.
• Finding aid available, arranged, inactive, unrestricted.
• Medical illustrations and anatomical drawings by Duncan K. Winter (1903-1980), a staff artist on AFIP's Medical Illustration Service. Includes photographs of drawings and several documents.  Winter trained with Max Brödel of Johns Hopkins University.  Winter drew material on presidential health including Assassination of Garfield: Path of Bullet for a 1956 Museum exhibit and Human brain - Abraham Lincoln, schematic path of bullet (1953).
• He also did the drawings for the AFIP's Autopsy Manual.

OHA 361

• Wogaman Collection, 1986-1992
• 2.5 cubic feet, 5 boxes.
• Finding aid available, arranged, inactive, unrestricted.
• Papers of Ronald W. Wogaman, who died of AIDS in 1991, related to his disease. Includes medical records, insurance forms, legal documents, financial records, tax forms, personal correspondence, photographs, and a home movie on videotape. Items from the donation are also in Historical Collections.

OHA 362

• Women's Medical Specialist Corps Slides, 1940-1950s
• .33 cubic foot, 1 box.
• No finding aid, unarranged, inactive, unrestricted.
• Unarranged box of slides with AFIP accession numbers applied by the Medical Illustration Service. Images show activities of the Women's Medical Specialist Corps (now the Army Medical Specialist Corps), a division specializing in rehabilitation. Probably used for training or recruiting lectures.

OHA 363

• Woodward Collection, 1847-1884
• .25 cubic foot, 1 box, 1 oversize item.
• No finding aid, arranged, inactive, unrestricted.
• Papers of Lt. Col. Joseph J. Woodward (1833-1884), head of the Army Medical Museum's Medical and Microscopic Sections, who prepared the medical part of The Medical and Surgical History of the War of the Rebellion and pioneered in photomicrography. Includes correspondence, family photographs, reports, certificates, minutes of a National Academy of Sciences meeting (1879), notebooks, lists, newspaper clippings, reprints, and pamphlets. See also Curatorial Records, Photomicrograph Collection, and Woodward Photomicrographs for Woodward material.

OHA 364

• World War I Facial Case Photographs and Line Drawings Album, ca. 1918
• .25 cubic foot, 1 box.
• No finding aid, arranged, inactive, unrestricted.
• Volume of photographs and line drawings of wounded veterans, primarily with facial wounds. Illustrates reconstruction and plastic surgery.

OHA 365

• World War II Gas Identification Posters, ca. 1941-1945
• 1 oversize folder.
• No finding aid, arranged, inactive, unrestricted.
• Four original posters produced at Camp Barkeley, Texas. Each gives the means of identification and remedies for a type of gas: phosgene, chlorpicrin, mustard gas, and lewisite.

OHA 366

• World War I Glass Plate Negatives, ca. 1917-1919
• 71 cubic feet, 143 boxes.
• Finding aid available, arranged, inactive, unrestricted.
• Photographs taken by a joint Army Medical Museum-Signal Corps team during World War I; many were taken in France. Includes images of sexually-transmissible disease posters and clinical photographs of wounded soldiers. This collection is the same as the first part of the Reeve Collection and also duplicates some of the Signal Corps photographs in the National Archives.

OHA 367

• World War I Lantern Slide Training Sets, ca. 1916-1919
• 9 cubic feet, 27 boxes.
• No finding aid, part arranged, inactive, unrestricted.
• Training sets made by the Army Medical Museum during World War I, some for ROTC and the Army Air Corps. Topics include sanitation, sexually-transmissible diseases, pathology, hospitals, wounded evacuation, laboratories, ambulances, facial injuries, insect control, uniforms, dentistry, medical field service, personal hygiene, and recruitment.

OHA 368

• World War I Rehabilitation and Therapy Photographs, ca. 1918
• .33 cubic foot, 1 box.
• No finding aid, unarranged, inactive, unrestricted.
• Photographs of World War I veterans in rehabilitation and therapy. The collection will probably be dismantled and added to New Contributed Photographs or the Reeve Collection.

OHA 369

• World War II Japanese POW Photographs, ca. 1945
• .5 cubic foot, 2 boxes.
• No finding aid, unarranged, inactive, unrestricted.
• Photographs taken upon liberation of Japanese prisoner-of-war camps, showing conditions, patients, malnutrition, medical treatments, and autopsies. The photographs have been used in two publications: Laughter in Hell (1954) by Stephen Marek and Guests of the Emperor: The Story of Dick Darden (1990) by James B. Darden III.

OHA 370

• World War II Sketchbook, ca. 1942-1945
• .25 cubic foot, 1 box.
• No finding aid, arranged, inactive, unrestricted.
• Sketchbook from World War II, artist unknown. Shows people and medical activities, including stretcher-bearing and ambulances. Some pages are stained.

OHA 371

• World War Reconstruction Aides Association Manuscript Collection, 1919-1951
• 1.3 cubic feet, 3 boxes.
• Partial finding aid, part arranged, inactive, unrestricted.
• Records of the World War Reconstruction Aides Association (WWRAA), an organization of nurses who pioneered in the physical/occupational therapy field in World War I at Walter Reed Hospital and in France. Includes The Re-Aides Post newspaper, photographs, treasurer's reports, a dues logbook, and correspondence. See also the Montgomery Collection and Angier and Hitchcock Collection for WWRAA material.

OHA 372

• Wound Ballistics Lantern Slides, ca. 1942-1945
• .5 cubic foot, 1 box.
• No finding aid, unarranged, inactive, unrestricted.
• Photographs of injuries, including x-rays, and of body armor illustrating wound ballistics in World War II.

OHA 373

• WRAIR Atomic Bomb Animal Experiments Photographs, 1950s
• 9 cubic feet, 17 boxes.
• No finding aid, arranged, inactive, unrestricted.
• Unidentified photographs from the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research (WRAIR), apparently showing the results of atomic bomb explosions on animals. No written records; the numbering system implies that WRAIR participated in the work.

OHA 374

• WRAIR Clinical Pathology Photographs, ca. 1950s-1970s
• 6 cubic feet, 4 boxes.
• No finding aid, unarranged, inactive, unrestricted.
• Photographs from the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research (WRAIR), including lantern slides and glass plate negatives, from WRAIR's Division of Clinical Pathology. Includes Vietnam War material.

OHA 375

• WRAIR Korean War Photographs, 1951-1953
• 6 cubic feet, 2 boxes.
• Draft finding aid, unarranged, inactive, unrestricted.
• Unidentified photographs from the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research (WRAIR) of Korean War medical scenes, including pathological photographs and images of field medicine, evacuations, medical staff, hospitals, hospital ships, equipment, ambulances, and helicopters. See also New Contributed Photographs for other WRAIR photographs from this period.

OHA 376

• X-Ray Equipment Lantern Slides, ca. 1930s
• .33 cubic foot, 1 box.
• No finding aid, unarranged, inactive, unrestricted.
• Lantern slides of x-ray equipment; also includes some x-rays.

OHA 377

• Yater Collection, early 20th century
• 1 cubic foot, 3 boxes.
• No finding aid, unarranged, inactive, unrestricted.
• Pathological photomicrographs. Mainly lantern slides, some 35mm slides.

OHA 378

• Yaws Lantern Slides, early 20th century
• 1 cubic foot, 3 boxes.
• No finding aid, unarranged, inactive, unrestricted.
• Lantern slides showing yaws, mostly taken in Haiti.

OHA 379

• Young Sketchbook, 1865
• .1 cubic foot.
• No finding aid, arranged, inactive, unrestricted.
• Bound sketchbook with 24 drawings of wounded Civil War soldiers and case histories by surgeon Daniel S. Young. Young planned to write a medical history of the war but ended his project when the Surgeon General's Office began its history. Additional sketches by Young are held at the Cincinnati Medical Heritage Center of the University of Cincinnati.

OHA 380

• Zimmerman Ophthalmologic Reprint Collection, ca. 1940s-1980s
• 3 cubic feet, 3 boxes.
• No finding aid, unarranged, inactive, unrestricted.
• Reprints of articles on ophthalmology belonging to Lorenz E. Zimmerman of AFIP's Ophthalmology Department. Most were written by him.

OHA 381

• Ziperman Collection, 1957-1973
• 1 cubic foot, 2 boxes.
• No finding aid, arranged, inactive, unrestricted.
• Papers of H. Haskel Ziperman, commanding officer of a MASH in the Korean War and health director of the Canal Zone Government from 1967 to 1970. Includes research material on Canal Zone medical history, such as charts, slides, photographs, reprints, notes, journals, correspondence, and Canal Zone Health Bureau reports; also lantern slides of maxillofacial surgery in Korea and material on veterinary medicine and hospital trains.