Postcard announcement of the first meeting of the Eighth District Dental Society for the year addressed to dentist Dr. Samuel A. Freeman
Eighth District Dental Society of New York State
Announcement on a postcard sent to Dr. Samuel A. Freeman for the first regular fall meeting of the year of the Eighth District Dental Society at 529 Franklin Street, Buffalo, New York signed by Society Secretary Walter H. Ellis and Chairman of the Business Committee Abram Hoffman.
The image shows a printed notice from the Eighth District Dental Society. It announces the first regular meeting of the society for the upcoming year, scheduled at 529 Franklin Street, between Allen and North, on Tuesday evening, October 12th, at eight o’clock. The notice states that due to the amount of business and material needed for the Union Meeting, there will be no essay presented, but important matters will be discussed. The message concludes with signatures from Walter H. Ellis, Secretary, and Arram Hoffman, Chairman of the Business Committee.
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Invitation to the 1914 dedication of the Forsyth Dental Infirmary for Children, Boston, Massachusetts, the foremost pioneer among charities for children's oral health
Invitation card for the November 24, 1914 dedication of the Forsyth Dental Infirmary for Children, a ground-breaking and universal model for the modern care of children's oral health (whatever their economic circumstances) located in Boston, Massachusetts and founded as a charitable institution in 1914.
An ornate printed invitation features a heraldic-style crest centered at the top, displaying three lions in black ink within a shield outline. Below the crest, centered text in serif type announces that the President and Trustees of the Forsyth Dental Infirmary for Children invite the recipient to attend the dedication of the building. The event is scheduled for Tuesday, November 24, 1914, at ten o’clock, at 140 The Fenway in Boston. The layout is formal and symmetrical, with wide spacing between each line of text on a light background.
Tooth brushing drill taking place in the Oral Hygiene Room at the Forsyth Dental Infirmary for Children, Boston, Massachusetts, the foremost pioneer among charities for children's oral health
Dental hygienist leads a tooth brushing drill in the Oral Hygiene Room of the Forsyth Dental Infirmary for Children, a ground-breaking and universal model for the modern care of children's oral health (whatever their economic circumstances) located in Boston, Massachusetts and founded as a charitable institution in 1914.
The scene shows a classroom where a group of children stand in a row holding toothbrushes while following a brushing demonstration given by an adult at the front of the room. The adult wears a white coat and head covering and holds a toothbrush while instructing the group. The room contains posters about dental hygiene on the walls, a chalkboard with writing, and a table with supplies near the instructor.
View of the main hall of the Forsyth Dental Infirmary for Children, Boston, Massachusetts, the foremost pioneer among charities for children's oral health
Panoramic view of the main hall of the Forsyth Dental Infirmary for Children, a ground-breaking and universal model for the modern care of children's oral health (whatever their economic circumstances) located in Boston, Massachusetts and founded as a charitable institution in 1914.
A large indoor medical ward with high ceilings and rows of hanging light fixtures. Beds and medical stations line both sides of the long room, with many individuals positioned along the walls. Several persons in white uniforms stand or move through the central aisle, and additional people are gathered near the far end of the hall. Multiple tall windows run along both sides of the room, some with shades partially drawn.
Front view with reflection of the exterior of the Forsyth Dental Infirmary for Children, Boston, Massachusetts, the foremost pioneer among charities for children's oral health
View of the exterior with reflection of the front of the Forsyth Dental Infirmary for Children, a ground-breaking and universal model for the modern care of children's oral health (whatever their economic circumstances) located in Boston, Massachusetts and founded as a charitable institution in 1914.
The scene shows a large rectangular building with tall, evenly spaced windows and a flat roof situated behind a calm body of water. Trees without leaves stand between the building and the water. The building and nearby structures are reflected clearly on the water’s surface. Another multi-story stone building appears to the left, partially visible.
Front view of the exterior of the Forsyth Dental Infirmary for Children, Boston, Massachusetts, the foremost pioneer among charities for children's oral health
View of the exterior of the front of the Forsyth Dental Infirmary for Children, a ground-breaking and universal model for the modern care of children's oral health (whatever their economic circumstances) located in Boston, Massachusetts and founded as a charitable institution in 1914.
The image shows a large rectangular stone building situated on a street corner. The structure has tall, evenly spaced windows along its upper level and a row of smaller windows near the base. Decorative columns are positioned between the upper windows, and the roof is low and hipped. Several young trees and shrubs line the perimeter of the building, and nearby streets appear wide and relatively empty. Additional buildings are visible in the distant background.
Rear view of the exterior of the Forsyth Dental Infirmary for Children, Boston, Massachusetts, the foremost pioneer among charities for children's oral health
View of the exterior of the back of the Forsyth Dental Infirmary for Children, a ground-breaking and universal model for the modern care of children's oral health (whatever their economic circumstances) located in Boston, Massachusetts and founded as a charitable institution in 1914.
The image shows a large, multi-story institutional building constructed in a classical architectural style. The structure has a rectangular layout with light-colored masonry exterior walls and tall, evenly spaced windows. The roofline includes decorative cornices and a flat or gently sloped roof. A paved street runs in front of the building, and sidewalks border the surrounding grass-covered grounds. A utility pole stands near the street along the front edge of the property.
Dentist intern drilling a child's teeth at the Forsyth Dental Infirmary for Children, Boston, Massachusetts, the foremost pioneer among charities for children's oral health
Single intern dentist works on a child's teeth in the Forsyth Dental Infirmary for Children, a ground-breaking and universal model for the modern care of children's oral health (whatever their economic circumstances) located in Boston, Massachusetts and founded as a charitable institution in 1914.
The scene shows a dental clinic setting where a dental professional works on a person reclining in a dental chair. The professional is using dental instruments while standing close to the patient. Various pieces of early dental equipment are positioned around the chair, including a mounted light, trays, and mechanical components. The background includes additional clinic space and indistinct figures in white coats. Handwritten text beneath the image notes “Single Atom in Dental Clinic, Forsyth Dental Infirmary, Boston Mass.”
Child in the tooth extracting chair in the Forsyth Dental Infirmary for Children, Boston, Massachusetts, the foremost pioneer among charities for children's oral health
Dentist and dental hygienist attend to a child in the tooth extraction chair in the Forsyth Dental Infirmary for Children, a ground-breaking and universal model for the modern care of children's oral health (whatever their economic circumstances) located in Boston, Massachusetts and founded as a charitable institution in 1914.
The scene shows a clinical setting labeled “Forsyth Dental Infirmary,” with one individual seated in a dental chair undergoing a procedure. The seated individual is connected to dental equipment positioned around the chair. Two medical staff members in white uniforms stand on either side, one near a piece of equipment on the left and the other closer to the patient. To the right, a small table holds various medical instruments and containers. The room has tiled flooring and a radiator along the back wall
Boys ward in the Forsyth Dental Infirmary for Children, Boston, Massachusetts, the foremost pioneer among charities for children's oral health
Dentists, dental hygienists and child patients in the boys ward of the Forsyth Dental Infirmary for Children, a ground-breaking and universal model for the modern care of children's oral health (whatever their economic circumstances) located in Boston, Massachusetts and founded as a charitable institution in 1914.
The scene shows a hospital ward labeled “Boys Ward – Forsyth Dental Infirmary.” Several children lie in metal-framed beds covered with blankets. Medical staff members in white uniforms and caps stand beside the beds, and one staff member appears to be examining a child. The room contains simple furnishings, including stools near the beds, and is lit by natural light from windows in the background.
Photographic portrait of the early New York State dentist Dr. Isaiah Forbes
The portrait shows an older individual with short, light-colored hair and a full, neatly trimmed beard. The person is dressed formally in a dark jacket, waistcoat, white shirt, and bow tie. The background is plain and unobtrusive. Below the oval-framed portrait, handwritten text reads “Isaiah Forbes, D.D.S.”
Evans, Thomas W. (Thomas Wiltberger), 1823-1897
Engraving of a portrait of famous American dentist Thomas W. Evans (born 1823 and died 1897) who performed dental procedures on many heads of state around the world and popularized dental techniques such as the use of amalgam fillings and nitrous oxide as an anesthetic.
A detailed engraved portrait shows an individual in formal 19th-century clothing. The person has a full mustache connected to large, textured sideburns. The head is turned slightly to one side, and the individual is dressed in a double-breasted coat with wide lapels and a bow tie. Fine linework emphasizes facial features, hair, and fabric texture. A stylized signature appears below the portrait.
Photographic portrait of the early New York dentist
A formal studio portrait shows an individual seated and facing slightly toward the left. The person has curly hair, a full beard, and is wearing a suit jacket, vest, and tie. The background is plain with an oval vignette framing the subject. Beneath the portrait, handwriting reads “Wm. Dutch, D.D.S.”
District Dental Association announcement of the first union meeting of the Seventh and Eighth District Dental Associations to be held October 5, 1869 in Buffalo, New York.
Seventh District Dental Society of New York State
Announcement of the first joint meeting of the Seventh and Eighth District Dental Societies including the subjects for discussions at the Medical Hall, Young Men's Association Building in Buffalo, New York on October 8, 1869.
The document is a printed announcement for the District Dental Association’s First Union Meeting of the Seventh and Eighth District Societies. It states that the meeting will take place at the Medical Hall of the Young Men’s Association Building in Buffalo, New York, beginning Tuesday, October 5, 1869, and continuing for two days. The text outlines planned clinics in operative and mechanical dentistry, requests for members to bring specimens, and information about a special session for admitting new members. Instructions for applying for membership are also provided. The lower section lists subjects for discussion assigned to various essayists, including topics such as the preparation of gold for dental purposes, secondary syphilis and its effects on the osseous system, anesthesia and its impact on blood, treating exposed pulps, and continuous gum work. Signatures of the secretaries of the Seventh and Eighth District Societies appear at the bottom along with a date
Invitation to a dinner given by the Buffalo Dental Association and the Eighth District Dental Society on January 23, 1909.
Joint Buffalo Dental Association and Eighth District Dental Society invitation to a dinner at the Niagara Hotel, Buffalo, New York on January 23, 1909.
The image displays a printed formal invitation on cream-colored paper. The text is centered and written in a decorative black typeface. It announces that the Buffalo Dental Association and the Eighth District Dental Society extend an invitation to attend a dinner. The event is scheduled to take place at the Niagara Hotel in Buffalo on Saturday, January 23, 1909, at 6:30 P.M.
Program cover for the 1906 Annual Banquet of the City and Eighth District Dental Societies in honor of Dr. George B. Snow, Dean of the University of Buffalo Dental Department.
University of Buffalo. Dental Department--Faculty
Cover for the annual dinner program given in honor of University of Buffalo Dean Dr. George Burwell Snow by the City and Eighth District Dental Societies at the Ellicott Club, Buffalo, New York on January 16, 1906.
The image shows a printed banquet announcement with centered blue text on cream-colored paper. It states that the City and Eighth District Dental Societies are holding an annual banquet in honor of Dr. G. B. Snow, Dean of the Dental Department at the University of Buffalo. The event is listed as taking place at the Ellicott Club on Tuesday, January 16th, 1906, at 6:30 p.m. The page has slight discoloration along the edges.
Photographic portrait of Dr. Frank B. Darby from a dinner program honoring him given by the Sixth District Dental Society in July 1915.
Sixth District Dental Society of New York State
Dentist Dr. Frank B. Darby portrait by photographer McFarlin from the program for a dinner honoring him given by the Sixth District Dental Society on July 24, 1915.
A portrait-style illustration shows an older individual with short, thinning hair. The person is wearing round eyeglasses and has a neatly groomed mustache. They are dressed in a suit jacket, collared shirt, and tie. The background is plain, and the lower left corner contains a signature that reads "McFarlin."
Program cover for a 1916 complimentary dinner given to honor Dr. Charles S. Butler by the Eighth District Dental Society of the State of New York and the Buffalo Dental Association
Cover for the complimentary dinner program given in honor of Dr. Charles S. Butler by the Eighth District Dental Society and the Buffalo Dental Association at the Hotel Statler, Buffalo, New York on May 27, 1916.
A printed event program page features centered blue text on a cream background. It announces a complimentary dinner given to Dr. Charles S. Butler by the Eighth District Dental Society of the State of New York and the Buffalo Dental Association. The event details, located near the bottom, specify that it took place at the Hotel Statler on Saturday, May 27th, 1916.
Menu for an Eighth District Dental Society dinner in September 1919
Dinner menu for the Eighth District Dental Society dinner at the Markeen Hotel, Buffalo, New York on September 14, 1919.
The image shows a printed dinner menu for the Eighth District Dental Society. The menu is centered within a bordered layout and lists food items served at the event. At the top, the heading reads “Dinner” followed by “Eighth District Dental Society.” The menu includes consomme, radishes, olives, steak a la Waithe, Ross potatoes, creamed peas, egg salad, ice cream, cake, and coffee. Decorative lion emblems appear in the bottom corners. At the bottom, the location and date are printed: “Markeen Hotel, September 14, 1919.”
Program cover for a dinner given by the Seventh and Eighth District Dental Societies of the State of New York in 1912
Flag decorated cover for the Seventh and Eighth District Dental Societies' dinner program at the Genesee Valley Club, Rochester, New York on November 15, 1912.
The image shows the cover page of a dinner program for the Seventh and Eighth District Dental Societies of the State of New York. At the center is a colored illustration of several crossed flags, including the U.S. flag and others. The text above the illustration states the hosting organizations, and the text below lists the venue as the Genesee Valley Club in Rochester and the date as Friday evening, November 15, 1912
Program cover for an Informal Dinner of the Fifth, Sixth, Seventh and Eighth District Dental Societies held November 1916
Cover for the Fifth, Sixth, Seventh and Eighth District Dental Societies' Informal Dinner program at the German American Hall, Buffalo, New York on November 24, 1916
The image shows a printed announcement for an informal dinner event. The text is centered within a rectangular border and framed by an inner orange decorative border. It lists the participating groups—the Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, and Eighth District Dental Societies. A small ornamental graphic appears beneath the group names. The bottom section provides the venue, German American Hall in Buffalo, New York, and the event date: Friday evening, November 24, 1916. The background is a light cream color, and the layout uses serif typeface
Photographic portrait and brief biography of Dr. Amos Westcott, MD, first President of the Dental Society of the State of New York, honored at the Society's 50th Annual Meeting in 1918
Dental Society of the State of New York--Presidents
Photographic portrait of Dr. Amos Westcott, MD, first President of the Dental Society of the State of New York, honored during the Society's 50th Anniversary meeting held June 13, 14 and 15, 1918.
A printed page displays a portrait illustration of an older adult with short hair and a beard, centered near the top. Beneath the portrait, text identifies the person as Amos Westcott, M.D., noting a role as the first president of the Dental Society of the State of New York and the election date. The lower portion of the page contains several paragraphs of biography, describing early life, education, medical and dental career, involvement in professional organizations, contributions to local government, and circumstances surrounding death.
Proceedings of the New York State Dental Society 50th Annual Meeting, June 13, 14 and 15, 1918
Photographic portrait of Dr. Amos C. Rich, DDS, President of the Dental Society of the State of New York State in 1918
Dental Society of the State of New York--Congresses
Photographic portrait of Dr. Amos C. Rich, DDS, President of the Dental Society of the State of New York during the Society's 50th Anniversary meeting held June 13, 14 and 15, 1918.
The image portrays a formally dressed individual with white hair and a full mustache, seated against a dark backdrop. The person is turned slightly to the side while looking forward. Below the portrait, printed text identifies the individual as Amos C. Rich, D.D.S., President of the Fiftieth Anniversary Meeting, and provides biographical details including birthplace, education, professional history, and leadership roles within dental organizations.
Photographic portrait of Colonel William H. G. Logan, MD, DDS, FACS, President of the National Dental Association in 1918
National Dental Association (1897-1922)--Presidents
Photographic portrait of Colonel William H. G. Logan of Chicago, Illinois, the President of the National Dental Association during the 50th Anniversary meeting of the New York State Dental Society held June 13, 14 and 15, 1918.
The image portrays a formally dressed military officer in a posed studio portrait. The individual is wearing a uniform that includes a high-collared tunic, insignia on the shoulders, and a peaked cap displaying an emblem. The officer has glasses and a mustache and is positioned facing slightly toward the viewer’s left. Below the portrait, printed text identifies the person as Colonel Wm. H. G. Logan, along with professional titles and biographical information describing their career in dentistry and military service
Photographic portraits of past presidents of the Dental Society of the State of New York and dates of election, Part B
Photographic portraits of the Dental Society of the State of New York living (as of 1918) past presidents as presented in the Society's 50th Anniversary program in June 1918 including Dr. L. Meisburger of Buffalo, New York who was elected May 1908 and Dr. Robert Murray of Buffalo, New York who was elected May 1912.
The image presents a collection of portraits arranged in three rows, each accompanied by a name, city affiliation, and election date. The heading states “Living Past Presidents and Date of Election.” The individuals shown are L. Meisburger of Buffalo, B. C. Nash of New York City, Augustus R. Cooke of Syracuse, Ellison Hillyer of Brooklyn, Charles F. Baylis of Oneonta, William W. Smith of Rochester, Albert M. Wright of Troy, Stephen Palmer of Poughkeepsie, and Robert Murray of Buffalo. Each portrait appears in a rectangular frame with text printed below identifying the person and the corresponding election date ranging from 1908 to 1916.
Photographic portraits of past presidents of the Dental Society of the State of New York and dates of election, Part A
Photographic portraits of the Dental Society of the State of New York living (as of 1918) past presidents as presented in the Society's 50th Anniversary program in June 1918 including Dr. H. J. Burkhart of Batavia, New York who was elected in May 1895, 1896 and 1897.
The image presents a printed page titled “LIVING PAST PRESIDENTS AND DATE OF ELECTION.” It contains nine individual portrait photographs arranged in three rows. Each portrait is paired with a name, location, and election dates. The first row shows F. B. Darby of Elmira (elected May 15, 1885), J. E. Line of Rochester (elected May 9, 1888), and W. W. Walker of New York City (elected May 14, 1890; May 13, 1891; May 12, 1892). The second row shows F. L. Van Woert of Brooklyn (elected May 10, 1893 and May 10, 1894), H. J. Burkhart of Batavia (elected May 9, 1895; May 14, 1896; May 13, 1897), and F. Le Grand Ames of Albany (elected May 12, 1898; May 11, 1899). The third row shows William Jarvie of Brooklyn (elected May 13, 1894), William J. Turner of Brooklyn (elected May 12, 1905), and W. S. Rose of Schenectady (elected May 10, 1907).
Officers of the Dental Society of the State of New York elected at Rochester, New York on May 12, 1917
Dental Society of the State of New York--Anniversaries, etc.
Photographic portraits of the Dental Society of the State of New York officers that were elected on May 12, 1937 at Rochester, New York and presented in the Society's 50th Anniversary program in June 1918.
The image presents a printed page displaying the officers of the Dental Society of the State of New York elected in May 1917. It contains five individual portrait photographs arranged in a grid layout, each labeled with a name, title, and location. At the top left is Amos C. Rich, identified as President from Saratoga Springs; at the top right is Herbert L. Wheeler, Vice President from New York City. Centered below them is A. Percival Burkhart, Secretary from Auburn. Along the bottom row are G. H. Butler, Treasurer from Syracuse, and Arthur W. Smith, Correspondent from Rochester. The portraits are formal and monochromatic.
Three charter members of the Dental Society of the State of New York still living as of June 1918
Photographic portraits of the three charter members of the Dental Society of the State of New York living as of the Society's 50th Anniversary year in June 1918 including: Dr. E. A. Bogue of New York City
and Dr. H. S. Miller of Rochester, New York .
The image shows a printed page featuring three individual head-and-shoulders portraits arranged in a two-row layout. At the top, a title states that these are the only known living charter members of the Dental Society of the State of New York. The upper row contains two separate bordered portraits labeled “E. A. Bogue, New York City” on the left and “William Carr, New York City” on the right. Below them, centered in the lower row, is a third bordered portrait labeled “H. S. Miller, Rochester, N.Y.” Decorative laurel wreath symbols appear on either side of the lower portrait.
Portraits of the Board of Dental Examiners from each New York State District from the program for the Dental Society of the State of New York 50th Annual Meeting, June 1918
New York (State). State Board of Dental Examiners--Membership
Individual portraits of the 1918 New York State Board of Dental Examiners, including the board president Albert M. Wright from Troy, New York , presented in the Dental Society of the State of New York 's program of the Fiftieth Annual Meeting held at Saratoga Springs, New York on June 13, 14 and 15, 1918.
The image presents a grid of formal headshots featuring individuals identified as members of the Board of Dental Examiners. Each person is shown in a separate rectangular frame with a name and district listed beneath. The grid is arranged in three rows of three portraits, followed by a title section labeled “Board of Dental Examiners” and an additional portrait of the secretary, Minor J. Terry. A small note at the bottom provides information about one member’s date of death and the appointment of the secretary. The individuals and their associated districts are: William C. Deane — New York City, First District Fayette C. Walker — Brooklyn, Second District Albert M. Wright — Troy, Third District Oscar J. Gross — Schenectady, Fourth District Augustus R. Cooke — Syracuse, Fifth District John B. West — Elmira, Sixth District William A. White — Phelps, Seventh District H. J. Burkhart — Batavia, Eighth District H. C. Bennett — Newburgh, Ninth District Below these portraits is a separate framed headshot of Minor J. Terry, labeled as secretary from Pulaski. The accompanying note indicates that Albert M. Wright died on October 14, 1917, and that Minor J. Terry was appointed secretary under provisions of the amended Dental Law of April 5, 1916.
Program cover for the Dental Society of the State of New York Fiftieth Annual Meeting and the history of the Society, June 1918
Cover for the Dental Society of the State of New York 's history and program of the 50th Annual Meeting held at Saratoga Springs, New York on June 13, 14 and 15, 1918.
A vintage printed cover from The Dental Society of the State of New York. The layout features centered serif text framed by a double-line rectangular border. An illustration of an American flag on a flagpole appears in the middle section. Below the flag is text stating that the document contains the history of the society for half a century and the program of the Fiftieth Annual Meeting. At the bottom, the location Saratoga Springs, New York and the dates June 13, 14 and 15, 1918 are printed. The left side is bound with a decorative gold cord.
Officers of the Eighth District Dental Society elected at the Dental Society of the State of New York's Fiftieth Anniversary Meeting in June 1918
Eighth District Dental Society of New York State--Anniversaries., etc.
Photographic portraits of the elected officers of the Eighth District Dental Society during the Fiftieth Anniversary Meeting, of the New York State Dental Society, June 13, 1918. Eighth District Dental Society President-elect was L. Lee Mulcahy, Batavia, New York
Vice President-elect was Fred A. Ballachey, Buffalo, New York
Secretary-elect was W. Ray Montgomery, Buffalo, New York
Treasurer-elect D. T. Main, Buffalo, New York
Corresponding Secretary-elect was Charles A. Pankow, Buffalo, New York
and Librarian-elect A. F. Isham, Buffalo, New York.
A printed page presenting six individual portrait headshots arranged in three rows. Each portrait is bordered by a thin rectangular frame. At the center of the layout is a block of printed text stating the officers of an organization and the year of election. Beneath each portrait is a caption area containing a name and role title printed in small type. The portraits show individuals in formal attire, facing slightly different directions. The overall style resembles an early-20th-century organizational roster.
Group portrait of the participants in the first meeting of the Dental Society of the State of New York in June 1868
Dental Society of the State of New York--Membership
Group portrait of the participants in the first meeting of the Dental Society of the State of New York in front of the old Capital building, Albany, New York on June 30, 1868.
A large group of people stands on the steps of a monumental building with tall columns and arched windows. The individuals are arranged in several rows across the staircase, many wearing formal attire typical of the late 19th century. Some hold hats or other personal items. The building entrance behind them features two large doors flanked by columns, with symmetrical arched windows on each side. At the bottom of the image, a caption states that this was the first meeting of the Dental Society of the State of New York, taken in front of the old Capitol on June 30, 1868.
The image shows a formal studio portrait in an oval frame. It depicts one individual dressed in a suit jacket, vest, white shirt, and a bow tie. The person is posed in profile, facing left. The hairstyle is neatly curled and combed, and the individual has a prominent, thick mustache. Beneath the portrait, there is cursive text reading “B. F. Coy, D.D.S.”
Photographic portrait of the early St. Louis, Missouri dentist who was a colleague of Dr. Samuel A. Freeman
A person is seated and facing slightly to the side against a plain studio backdrop. The individual has short, thinning hair and prominent, full sideburns that extend into a mustache. The person is dressed in formal clothing, including a dark jacket, a vest, a white shirt, and a bow tie. The photograph appears to be an older, sepia-toned portrait mounted on a card.
Newspaper clipping of a woman demonstrating self-application of proper dental hygiene from the dental ephemera collection of the Eighth District Dental Society of New York State
Eighth District Dental Society of the State of New York--Private collections
Series of photographs from an early twentieth century newspaper grouped to demonstrate proper dental hygiene from the dental ephemera collection of the Eighth District Dental Society of New York State
A vintage printed collage displays five portrait-style images arranged around decorative illustrated borders. The central image shows an individual brushing their teeth. Two upper side images depict an individual brushing while tilting the head and another using a piece of thread between the teeth. Two lower images show close-up views of individuals demonstrating additional dental care actions. Short captions below some images describe activities such as treating sore gums, brushing with a soft brush, and locating cavities using a silk thread. The background features ornate line art with stylized floral and human figure motifs
Buffalo Dental Association's foldout roster of members for 1922
Partial roster of members of the Buffalo Dental Association for 1922 listing names, addresses and date of original membership.
A tri-fold printed roster from 1922 for the Buffalo Dental Association. The right panel shows the title “Roster…1922” and “Buffalo Dental Association” along with a decorative emblem and meeting schedule information. The two left panels list names, addresses, and membership dates of individuals organized in alphabetical order. At the bottom of the second panel there is a section for honorary members with their names and addresses.
Buffalo Dental Association's roster of members for 1916
Full roster of members of the Buffalo Dental Association in 1916 listing names, date of original membership and addresses.
A printed directory page lists the “Order of Business” for a meeting, followed by a long alphabetical roster of members. The order of business includes items such as approval of minutes, committee reports, election of members, and adjournment. The members list spans several columns and provides each member’s name, month and year of joining, and street address. The layout is text-only, using a uniform serif typeface across the page.
Buffalo Dental Association's programme of meetings for 1899-1900
Cover and back cover of the Buffalo Dental Association's programme of meetings for 1899-1900 including a listing of the society's officers.
A folded booklet displays the meeting program for the Buffalo Dental Association for the year 1899–1900. The right panel shows the title Buffalo Dental Association Programme of Meetings 1899–1900, along with a note stating that meetings are held at the Depot of the Buffalo Dental Manufacturing Company on the second Tuesday evening of each month. The left panel lists the organization’s officers, including positions such as President, Vice-President, Recording Secretary, Corresponding Secretary, and Treasurer, along with their names and one address. Decorative symbols appear above and below the officer list and near the title.
Buffalo Dental Association's fold out program of meetings for 1914-1915
Folded pocket schedule of the Buffalo Dental Association's program of meetings for 1914-1915 including a listing of the society's officers and scheduled guest speakers at the meetings.
Folded printed program for the Buffalo Dental Association for the 1914–1915 year. The right panel has a border and the heading “PROGRAM 1914–15” above the large title “Buffalo Dental Association.” At the bottom it notes that meetings are held on the 2d Tuesday evening in September, November, March, and May. The center panel lists “OFFICERS” with roles and names, including president, vice-president, recording secretary with an address on Main Street in Buffalo, corresponding secretary, and treasurer. Below that are headings for “BOARD OF CENSORS,” “FINANCE COMMITTEE,” and “EDUCATIONAL COMMITTEE,” each followed by several names arranged in two rows. The left panel is headed “PROGRAM” and lists the planned meetings: September 8, 1914 (“Nuggets from the Rochester N. D. A. Convention. General Discussion.”), November 10, 1914 (a presentation by Dr. F. A. Ballachey), a January social meeting, March 9, 1915 (Dr. George L. Leitz[e]), May 11, 1915 (Dr. A. J. Unbeh[a]un), and a June annual meeting.
Program cover for the 1913-1914 schedule of meetings of the Buffalo Dental Association
Decorative program cover featuring a charging bison for the Buffalo Dental Association's 1913-1914 meeting schedule
The image shows the cover of a printed program for the Buffalo Dental Association for the 1913–1914 year. The text is arranged in stylized, dark blue lettering. In the center, there is an illustration of a buffalo standing on grass with its head lowered. Additional text at the bottom states that meetings are held on the second Tuesday evening in September, November, March, and May. A simple rectangular border surrounds all elements.
Buffalo Dental Association's fold out programme of meetings for 1900-1901
Folded pocket schedule of the Buffalo Dental Association's programme of meetings for 1900-1901 including a listing of the society's officers and scheduled guest speakers at the meetings.
A tri-fold printed programme for the Buffalo Dental Association’s 1900–1901 meetings. The right panel lists the association name, the meeting schedule, and a note stating that meetings occur on the second Tuesday evening of each month. The center panel provides a list of officers, including positions and names. The left panel outlines the monthly entertainers and essayists from September through May, along with a December social. The layout uses simple decorative flourishes and minimal ornamental graphics.
Invitation to a 1903 dinner in honor of Dr. Samuel A. Freeman at the Iroquois Hotel, Buffalo, New York
Postcard inviting friends and all members of the dental profession to an honorary dinner for Dr. Samuel A. Freeman at the Iroquois Hotel, Buffalo, New York on March 5, 1903. Dr. Freeman was an early Western New York dentist who was instrumental in the founding of early dental societies in New York State including the Eighth District Dental Society.
The image shows a printed invitation dated March 5th, 1903. It announces a dinner in honor of Dr. S. A. Freeman, scheduled for March 31, 1903, at the Iroquois Hotel at 6:30 p.m. The text states that the event is intended for members of the profession and requests that acceptance be sent to Dr. S. Eschelman at a listed address. The cost of the dinner is $1.50. Below the announcement, the names of the committee of arrangements are listed, including a chairman, treasurer, and other members.
Statement of the Buffalo Dental Association's 'Code of Dental Ethics'
Summary written declaration of the Buffalo Dental Association's Code of Ethics as adopted by the Association at its regular annual meeting on June 2, 1903 with E. Muntz, President.
The image shows a printed resolution document issued by the Buffalo Dental Association. It is bordered by a decorative frame and features the title at the top. The text states several formal resolutions reaffirming adherence to the Code of Dental Ethics, discouraging malpractice suits against reputable dentists, and instructing the secretary to distribute the resolutions to members. At the bottom, the names of the president and recording secretary are listed, along with the note that the resolutions were adopted at the association’s annual meeting on June 2, 1903.
Program for the annual meeting of the Buffalo Dental Association held May 14, 1929
Two page schedule of the Buffalo Dental Association annual meeting held May 14, 1929 at the Hotel Statler, Buffalo, New York. The Buffalo Dental Association was organized in 1864 by George B. Snow and served as a local dental society until broader regional societies were developed. A brief history of the Buffalo Dental Association is provided by Dr. A. F. Isham.
The image shows a two-page printed document related to the Buffalo Dental Association. The left page contains a brief historical summary titled “Brief History of the Buffalo Dental Association” written by Dr. A. F. Isham. It describes the founding of the association on May 27, 1864, credits Dr. George B. Snow for initiating its organization, and mentions that it is one of the oldest dental societies in the United States. It also lists two longtime members with their membership dates. The right page presents the front of an announcement for the Buffalo Dental Association’s annual meeting. It states that the association was organized in 1864 and that the annual meeting was scheduled for Tuesday evening, May 14, 1929. The location listed is the Hotel Statler in Buffalo, New York. Decorative symbols appear between text sections.
Program of meetings for 1910-1911 of the Buffalo Dental Association
Folded pocket schedule of the Buffalo Dental Association's program of meetings for the years 1910-1911. The Buffalo Dental Association was organized in 1864 by George Burwell Snow and served as a local dental society until broader regional societies were established. Its first president was George Edward Hayes.
A tri-fold printed program detailing the 1910–1911 meeting schedule and committee listings for the Buffalo Dental Association. The right panel presents the program title, organization name, and meeting schedule information. The center panel lists officers, board of censors, finance committee, and educational committee members. The left panel outlines scheduled essayists and meeting months, including September, November, January, March, May, and the annual June meeting. The document uses green text on cream-colored paper with decorative headings.
Dr. Baxter, D.D.S., dentist from Albany, New York
Photographic portrait of the early Albany dentist Dr. Baxter who was active in the formation of the district-based New York State dental societies
The image portrays a formal studio portrait of an adult individual dressed in late-19th-century attire. The person is positioned facing slightly to one side, wearing a dark suit jacket over a high-collared white shirt. The hair is neatly parted, and there is a thick, shaped mustache. The background is plain and softly faded, and the portrait is mounted on a beige card with a decorative studio mark at the bottom.
Dr. Baker, D.D.S., dentist from the Albion/Medina, New York area
Photographic portrait of the early Western New York dentist Dr. Baker who was active in the formation of the district-based New York State dental societies
A formal studio portrait shows a person wearing a high-collared shirt, a bow tie, and a tailored coat. The individual has neatly combed hair and a trimmed mustache. The background is plain and light in tone. At the bottom of the card, a signature and the location “Washington, D.C.” appear.
C. M. Bell (Photographer: Washington, D.C.)
Dr. F. LeGrand Ames, D. D. S., dentist from Albany, New York
Photographic portrait of the early Albany dentist F. LeGrand Ames who was active in the formation of the district-based New York State dental societies
A formal studio portrait showing an older individual from the chest up. The person has a bald head with hair around the sides and a large, full mustache. They are dressed in a dark suit jacket with wide lapels, a high white collar, and a bow tie. The background is plain and softly lit. The image is in black and white.
Cover from dental care instruction booklet for Japanese children produced by Lion Dental Care of Japan from the dental ephemera collection of the Eighth District Dental Society of the State of New York
Lion Dental Infirmary for Children (Tokyo, Japan)
Front cover of a brochure for Japanese children on proper dental care produced by the Lion Dental Infirmary for Children, Tokyo, Japan (from the Eighth District Dental Society's Collection on international dentistry)
Invitation to the 40th anniversary banquet for the founding of the Eighth District Dental Society of the State of New York on June 2, 1908
Eighth District Dental Society of New York State--Anniversaries, etc.
Eighth District Dental Society of the State of New York invitation to the 40th anniversary celebration banquet of its founding in 1868 at the Genesee Hotel, Buffalo, New York on June 2, 1908.
The image shows a printed invitation on cream-colored paper for the Fortieth Anniversary of the Eighth District Dental Society. At the top, the years “1868” and “1908” are printed on the left and right. Centered text announces the anniversary and provides details about the event. The invitation states that the celebration is for the Eighth District Dental Society of the State of New York and invites the recipient to a commemorative banquet. The banquet is scheduled to be held at the Genesee Hotel on Tuesday, June second, nineteen hundred and eight, at six-thirty o’clock. The text is printed in a decorative black typeface
Portraits of the founders of the Eighth District Dental Society of the State of New York in 1868 from the Society's 40th Anniversary Banquet program
Eighth District Dental Society of New York State--Membership
Photographic portraits of the four founders of the Eighth District Dental Society of New York State in 1868: George E. Hayes, Benajah T. Whitney, Charles W. Harvey and Reuben G. Snow from the program of the Society's 40th Anniversary Banquet held June 2, 1908 at the Genesee Hotel, Buffalo, New York
The layout presents four individual oval portraits arranged in a two-by-two grid within a thin gold rectangular border. Each portrait is labeled with a name beneath it. The top row shows George E. Hayes on the left and Benajah T. Whitney on the right. The bottom row shows Charles W. Harvey on the left and Reuben G. Snow on the right. All portraits are monochrome and appear to be from a historical printed source.
List of the founders and charter members of the Eighth District Dental Society from the Society's 40th Anniversary Banquet program, June 2, 1908
Program list of the Eighth District Dental Society founders and charter membership held June 2, 1908 at the Genesee Hotel, Buffalo, New York. The Society founders are listed as: Benajah T. Whitney, George E. Hayes, Charles W. Harvey and Reuben G. Snow.
A printed page titled “Charter Members” lists founders and members of an organization. The names appear in two columns with dotted leader lines extending toward the right margin, where some locations such as Buffalo, Boston, Willink, Stockton, Jamestown, and several others are printed. Some names on the left have handwritten numbers or notes beside them. Asterisks mark certain names, and a note at the bottom indicates that the asterisk signifies “Deceased.” The page has a decorative border and a light marbled background.
Program cover for the Eighth District Dental Society's Fortieth Anniversary Banquet held June 2, 1908 in Buffalo, New York
Program cover for the Fortieth Anniversary Banquet celebration of the Eighth District Dental Society held June 2, 1908 at the Genesee Hotel, Buffalo, New York. An engraved image of the Young Men's Association Building of 1868, the year of the Eighth District Dental Society's founding, is featured on the cover.
The page presents a centered illustration of the Young Men’s Association Building as it appeared in 1868. At the top, the years 1868 and 1908 are printed in yellow on the left and right sides. Beneath the illustration, the building is labeled with the text “Young Men’s Association Building, 1868.” In the lower right portion of the page, gold text lists event details for the Fortieth Anniversary Banquet of the Eighth District Dental Society, held on June second, 1908, at the Genesee Hotel in Buffalo
Menu of the 24th annual dinner of the Sixth, Seventh and Eighth District Dental Societies of the State of New York held October 26, 1892
Seventh District Dental Society of the State of New York
Sixth District Dental Society of the State of New York
Colorful bird decorated menu of the 24th annual dinner given by the Sixth, Seventh and Eighth Districts of the State of New York at the Hotel Bennett, Binghamton, New York on October 26, 1892
A printed menu from the 24th Annual Dinner of the Sixth, Seventh, and Eighth District Dental Societies of the State of New York, held at the Hotel Bennett in Binghamton on October 26th, 1892. At the top, two illustrated birds perch on crossed wishbones tied together with a ribbon. Below them, the dinner courses are listed in plain text. Items include seafood, soups, meats, vegetables, desserts, and beverages such as blue points, mock turtle soup, fillet of striped bass, boiled capon with oyster sauce, chicken croquettes, Neapolitan ice cream, assorted cakes, fruit, and coffee. A decorative circular stamp is printed over part of the menu text.
Invitation cover for the October 25, 1899 Union meeting banquet of the Seventh-Eighth District Dental Societies
Program cover for the October 25, 1899 banquet at the New Osburn House for the Annual Joint Convention of the Seventh and Eighth District Dental Societies held October 24-16, 1899 in Rochester, New York
A cream-colored printed banquet program features ornate decorative typography. Near the top left, the word “Banquet.” appears in red text with a small blue flourish underneath. Centered on the page is an elaborate blue title reading “Union Meeting Seventh–Eighth District Dental Societies,” with decorative swirls and stylized lettering. At the bottom right, in red text, is the location and date: “New Osburn House, October 25, 1899.” A pink ribbon is partially visible at the upper left edge of the page.
Program cover for the October 24-26, 1899 Union meeting of the Seventh-Eighth District Dental Societies
Program cover for the 1899 Annual Joint Convention of the Seventh and Eighth District Dental Societies held October 24-16, 1899 in Rochester, New York
The image shows the cover of a printed program or booklet for the Union Meeting of the Seventh and Eighth District Dental Societies. The text is printed in decorative purple lettering on a cream-colored background. The title includes ornate Victorian-style flourishes around the initial letter. At the bottom, it lists Rochester, New York, and the dates October 24–26, 1899. A thin rectangular border frames the page. If you’d like, I can also help format this for accessibility documentation or metadata standards
Dr. George B. Snow, Dean of the University of Buffalo College of Dentistry, was honored at a banquet sponsored by the Eighth District Dental Society and University of Buffalo
Honorary banquet to honor Dr. George Burwell Snow, the Dean of the Faculty of the College of Dentistry at the University of Buffalo, was held jointly by the dental society of the Eighth Judicial district and the University of Buffalo
A newspaper clipping showing a halftone-printed portrait of an older individual wearing a suit and bow tie. Below the portrait is text reporting on Dr. George B. Snow, dean of the Faculty of the College of Dentistry at the University of Buffalo. The article describes a banquet held in Dr. Snow’s honor by local dental societies, including speeches, discussions on university extension, and efforts to raise funds for an endowment for the University of Buffalo.
Memo from Dr. George B. Snow to dental colleague Dr. Samuel A. Freeman on Snow Dental Company letterhead
Communication from Dr. George Burwell Snow to colleague Dr. Samuel A. Freeman with respect to a caption for Dr. George E. Hayes portrait who was one of the founders of the Eighth District Dental Society of the State of New York
A typed business letter on stationery from The Snow Dental Co. located at 207 York Street, Buffalo, New York. The letterhead includes the company name, officers, and the dental equipment they manufacture, such as vulcanizers, gas regulators, and kerosene regulators. The date “April 16, 1906” appears on the right. Below the letterhead, the typed message is addressed to “Dear Doctor Freeman” and asks whether the enclosed wording will be suitable to place under Dr. Hayes’ portrait. The letter closes with a handwritten signature reading “Geo. B. Snow.”
Advertisement for the Snow & Lewis automatic plugger for dental operations
Advertising--Dental instruments and apparatus
Illustrates and describes the Snow & Lewis automatic dental plugger invented and manufactured by Dr. George B. Snow and Theodore G. Lewis
A vintage printed advertisement displays an illustration of a metal dental instrument across the top. Below the illustration, the text identifies the manufacturer as Snow & Lewis of Buffalo, New York, located at 278 Main Street. Additional text explains that the instrument’s working parts are contained in a German silver handle plated with pure silver, with no external attachments, and that it functions like an ordinary plugger. At the bottom, pricing information is listed for an “Automatic Plugger” and extra points.
Business card of Dr. George B. Snow, D.D.S., Dentist
Professional business card of Dr. George Burwell Snow, dentist and co-founder of the Buffalo Dental Manufacturing Company. He also served as Dean of the University of Buffalo School of Dentistry from 1903 to 1912.
The image shows a business card featuring stylized ornamental lettering for the name “Dr. Geo. B. Snow.” Below the name, the card lists the profession “Dentist” in plain type. Near the bottom left, the card provides the office location as “33 Church Street.” The layout is simple with significant empty space around the text
Dr. Richard N. Buchanan, D.D.S., Dean, University at Buffalo School of Dental Medicine from 2002-2009
State University of New York at Buffalo. School of Dental Medicine--Faculty
Photographic portrait of the Dean of the University at Buffalo School of Dental Medicine from 2002-2009 Dr. Richard N. Buchanan.
The image shows a person with short, dark hair and a light complexion. The individual is wearing a light-colored collared garment. The background appears softly blurred in neutral tones. The person is facing forward with a slight smile, and the image has a somewhat low resolution, giving it a slightly grainy appearance.
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Dr. William M. Feagans, D.D.S., Ph.D., Dean, University at Buffalo School of Dental Medicine from 1970-1993
Photographic portrait of the Dean of the University at Buffalo School of Dental Medicine from 1970-1993 Dr. William M. Feagans (who was born in 1927 and died in 2009)
A person wearing a suit jacket, dress shirt, and striped tie is standing outdoors. The individual has short, light hair and is wearing glasses. The background shows blurred foliage, suggesting a natural setting. The lighting appears soft, indicating an overcast day or shaded area.
Dr. Daniel H. Squire, D.D.S., Dean, School of Dentistry, University of Buffalo from 1912-1935
University of Buffalo. College of Dentistry--Faculty
Photographic portrait of Dean Daniel H. Squire from a 1929 commemorative program for a complimentary banquet held by the Eighth District Dental Society and the Buffalo Dental Association at the Hotel Statler, Buffalo, New York to honor the third Dean of the University of Buffalo School of Dentistry Dr. Daniel H. Squire who served from 1912 to 1935.
The image portrays a formal portrait showing a single individual in a side profile. The person has short, thinning hair and a mustache, and is wearing eyeglasses and a dark suit jacket over a collared shirt. The portrait is centered on a light-colored background with a printed caption beneath it. The caption reads: “Dr. Daniel H. Squire, Dean School of Dentistry University of Buffalo.”
Photographic portrait of the early Western New York dentist George Edward Hayes (born November 7, 1804 and died April 27, 1882) who served as the first president of the Buffalo Dental Society which was formed on May 27, 1864 and which formed the nucleus of the broader Eighth District Dental Society of the State of New York which was established in 1868. In addition to being a founder of the Eighth District Dental Society, he also was a founder of the Buffalo Dental Manufacturing Company in 1867 and maintained his connection with it until 1876. He retired from dentistry in 1877.
A seated individual wearing a dark suit jacket, waistcoat, and bow tie against a plain background. The person has a full beard and mustache, with thinning hair at the top. The pose is formal, with hands resting in the lap. The image appears aged, with visible spots and marks on the surface.
Photographic portrait of the early Western New York dentist Nelson Stevens who was born in Canada on March 11, 1801, moved to Ithaca, N.Y. and then to Batavia, N.Y. in 1848 where he practiced dentistry until his death in June 1870. He was instrumental in the founding of early dental societies in New York State including the Eighth District Dental Society.
A monochrome portrait depicting an older individual from the chest upward. The person has a full face with a receding hairline, short textured hair at the sides, and pronounced facial features. They are dressed in formal 19th-century attire, including a dark coat, a white shirt, and a patterned cravat or bow tie. The background is plain and light, with the figure softly fading at the lower edges.
Photographic portrait of Marvin Sibley, a dentist colleague of Dr. Samuel A. Freeman who was photographed at 42 years old and died at Webster City, Iowa on March 14, 1872.
A sepia-toned studio portrait shows a person with thick, wavy hair and a full, long beard. The individual is dressed in a suit jacket over a light-colored shirt. The person is posed in a three-quarter view, facing slightly to the side, against a plain background. The edges of the photograph show signs of age and wear.
L. Clark, Photographer (Webster City, Iowa)
Photographic portrait of the early Western New York dentist Dr. Joseph C. Gifford who was instrumental in the founding of early dental societies in New York State including the Eighth District Dental Society
A sepia-toned historical portrait showing an individual from the chest up. The person has a full beard, mustache, and thinning hair. They are dressed in formal attire, including a dark jacket, vest, white shirt, and bow tie. The background is plain and neutral, with no additional objects or contextual elements visible.
L.B. Melven, Photographer (Westfield, N.Y.)
Photographic portrait of the early Western New York dentist Dr. Isaac H. Giffing who was instrumental in the founding of early dental societies in New York State including the Eighth District Dental Society
The image portrays a formal studio portrait of an individual. The person has short, curly hair and a full beard that extends several inches below the chin. They are dressed in a dark jacket over a light-colored shirt with a high collar. The portrait is centered within an oval-shaped frame printed on a decorative card mount. The card features ornate corner embellishments and a double-lined border surrounding the oval. The background behind the individual appears plain and evenly toned
Photographic portrait of Samuel A. Freeman, the early Western New York dentist who was instrumental in the founding of early dental societies in New York State including the Eighth District Dental Society
A sepia-toned studio portrait shows an adult person from the chest up. The individual has a full beard and mustache, with hair combed back from the forehead. They are dressed in a dark suit jacket with wide lapels, a white shirt, and a bow tie. The background is plain and light-colored. At the bottom edge, the photographer’s imprint indicates the studio location in Buffalo.
Photographic portrait of medical doctor-turned-dentist Reuben G. Snow who was a founder of the Eighth District Dental Society of the State of New York. He was the father of George Burwell Snow, dentist, inventor and manufacturer who was also a charter member of the Eighth District Dental Society as well as the second dean of the University at Buffalo School of Dental Medicine from 1903-1912.
The image portrays a historical-style portrait of a person shown from the chest upward. The individual has short, wavy hair, a full beard, and is wearing small round eyeglasses. The person is dressed in a dark jacket over a light shirt, with a high collar. The background is plain and lightly textured, giving the portrait an aged or vintage appearance.
1941-11-15 Buffalo - Rensselaer: Official football magazine
State University of New York at Buffalo. -- Football Team.
University of Buffalo. -- Football Team.
State University of New York at Buffalo -- Football.
State University of New York at Buffalo -- Archival resources.
College sports -- New York (State) -- Buffalo.
Includes three newspaper clippings: "Engineers' Mite Runner Breaks Away for Gain," "U.B. Drops Finale to R.P.I," and "C-E Gridders Clash in Six Games Today"
University at Buffalo. University Archives.
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New York (State) -- Buffalo -- University at Buffalo
Includes a newspaper clipping titled "Up-to-Minute Records of Nationa's Leading College Grid Teams"
1941-10-18 Homecoming game University of Buffalo - Washington and Jefferson: Official football magazine
1941-10-11 Drexel Tech athletic news: Drexel Tech vs Buffalo
1940-11-16 Buffalo Wayne: Buffalo football magazine
1940-10-12 University of Buffalo vs. Williams: Football program
1939-10-28 University of Buffalo Connecticut State: Official football magazine
1939-10-14 Buffalo - Alfred: Official football magazine
1934-10-20 Alfred Univ. vs. Buffalo Univ.
Saturday night - Oct. 20, 1934 - Price 15¢
1931 University of Buffalo official football program
1935-09-28 Baldwin-Wallace Buffalo: Official magazine programme
1932-10-22 Buffalo vs. Rochester at Rochester
1932-10-01 Harvard A*A News: Buffalo game number
1930-09-27 University of Buffalo versus Carnegie Tech: official review
State University of New York at Buffalo. School of Medicine -- Periodicals
Medical colleges -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals
State University of New York at Buffalo. School of Medicine
Robert L. Brown History of Medicine Collection
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MicFilm LD701 .B42 M5 no.268-271, Buffalo physician and biomedical scientist
State University of New York at Buffalo. School of Medicine.