A letter written by Dr. Peter Bryce Superintendent of the Alabama Insane Hospital to the Board of Trustees at the University of South Carolina. The letter concerned W.H. Verner's qualifications for Professorship. Dr. Bryce was joined in the letter by…
Dr. John Francis Burnum was a native of Tuscaloosa and a graduate of the University of Alabama. He served as a combat infantryman in the Battle of the Bulge.
Upon his return from service he attended the University of Alabama School of Medicine…
Dr. Robert Hunt Cochrane was one of the 50 doctors on staff when the new Druid City Hospital (DCH) opened in 1952. He was the first Chief of Obstetrics. According to his Tuscaloosa News obituary, Dr. Cochrane was a physician in Tuscaloosa from…
Dr. Alston Fitts was the son of James Harris Oliver Fitts and Mary Burgess. Dr. Fitts was a native of Tuscaloosa. He was both baptized and confirmed at Christ Episcopal Church in Tuscaloosa. Dr. Fitts received his A.B. from the University of Alabama…
Dr. James C. Guin was one of the 50 doctors on staff when the new Druid City Hospital (DCH) opened in 1952. According to his obituary in the Tuscaloosa News on October 17, 1996, Dr. Guin practiced medicine in Tuscaloosa for more than 50 years. Among…
According to his Tuscaloosa News obituary on March 17, 1949, Dr. Samuel T. Hardin was a longtime Northport physician. Dr. Hardin began his professional career as a pharmacist in Northport before he graduated from the University of Alabama Medical…