The Philadelphia Pediatric Society
The images below were all obtained from www.phillyhistory.org, a searchable archive of pictures from the City of Philadelphia. The captions are taken directly from these archives and reflect the terminology of their time period.
As more images are available through the archive. They will be added. If you would like to contribute any historical images pertaining to the history of pediatrics in Philadelphia, please contact us.
October 24, 1910 - Philadelphia Hospital - Whooping Cough Ward
November 14, 1910 - Dental Clinic at City Hall - Dental
Department of Children
June 1, 1912
- Children's Hospital - 22nd and Locust Streets
June 1, 1912 - Rear Entrance - Children's Hospital - 22nd and Locust Streets.
Man
Standing With Child in Arms-Dispensary
December 23, 1912 - Medical Inspection Branch of the Alexander D. Bache School
(Further historical context for this image is available at The Philly History Blog and at this site)
June 29, 1914 The Child Federation Baby Saving Show, City
Hall Courtyard. This show was meant
to display proper care and hygiene of infants
June
2, 1915. City of Philadelphia Bureau of Health chart detailing infant
deaths with mean
temperature and humidity. This chart details a peak of deaths due to diarrhea and enteritis in the
summer
May 2, 1917 - Health Center #2, 7th and Winton Ave
May 5, 1917 - Baby nursing from a bottle
September 15, 1920, Visiting nurse examining a child
April 25, 1923 -
Public Schools Omnibus for Crippled Children - Meade School -
18th
and Oxford Streets.
August
4, 1927, Philadelphia Hospital for Mental Diseases - Byberry - Children's
Dining Room
August 14, 1931-
Jefferson Hospital Building - 10th and Walnut Streets
November 21, 1931 - Health Center #4 - 1633 Point Breeze Avenue.
April
5, 1937 -
Willis and Elizabeth Martin Orthopedic School
1937 -
Willis and Elizabeth Martin Orthopedic School
1939 -
Willis and Elizabeth Martin Orthopedic School (click
here for further info)