Box 1

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List of Pamphlets Early history by Elizabeth Castner and Edmund Sanderson “We Were Here Before Waltham Became A Town” - chronology of Waltham history List of First Parish Silver

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“Medical Intelligence: An Early Appendectomy,” February 18, 1954. (O’Hara paper reprinted from the New England Journal of Medicine) “Experience in General Practice,” July, 1957. (O’Hara paper reprinted from theMedical Clinics of North America.) Dwight O’Hara letter to Dr. Douglas Butman about the opening of the TrainingSchool for Nurses “The Opening of the Alfred Worcester House” The Story of the Waltham Training School for Nurses

Scope and Contents “Memories of Dr. and Mrs. Worcester,” Piety Cornerite, October 1951. “Disappearance of the General Practitioner” (Worcester address at the annual dinner of the MA Medical Society June 9, 1931), reprinted from the NEJM, July 16, 1931 pp. 128-129. “The Shortage of Nurses - Reminiscences of Alfred Worcester ‘83,” reprinted from the Harvard Alumni Bulletin, April/June, 1949. 2 copies, both signed by Worcester with one reading “Douglas Burman with the affection of...” Massachusetts Physician,...

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Correspondence - related to the dissolution of the hospital - 1936, 1972, 1974, 1986

Scope and Contents From the Collection: This collection includes some personal papers of Dr. Douglas Butman and his wife Ruth Butman. The Butmans lived at 332 Bacon Street for over 60 years, across the street from famous Waltham doctor Alfred Worcester. The materials housed in this collection relate to the professional, educational, and religious aspects of the Butmans' lives. There is very little about the Butmans' personal lives. Professional materials include information about doctors Alfred Worcester and Dwight...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: This collection includes some personal papers of Dr. Douglas Butman and his wife Ruth Butman. The Butmans lived at 332 Bacon Street for over 60 years, across the street from famous Waltham doctor Alfred Worcester. The materials housed in this collection relate to the professional, educational, and religious aspects of the Butmans' lives. There is very little about the Butmans' personal lives. Professional materials include information about doctors Alfred Worcester and Dwight...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: This collection includes some personal papers of Dr. Douglas Butman and his wife Ruth Butman. The Butmans lived at 332 Bacon Street for over 60 years, across the street from famous Waltham doctor Alfred Worcester. The materials housed in this collection relate to the professional, educational, and religious aspects of the Butmans' lives. There is very little about the Butmans' personal lives. Professional materials include information about doctors Alfred Worcester and Dwight...

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Brenton H. Dickson, Random Recollections. Signed with note by author to Ruth and Doug Butman, February 1978. Includes chapters about the Fiske, Bennett and Dickson families Invitation - Helen and Brenton Dickson 50th anniversary party found tucked in book

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Letter - to Dr. Butman concerning Ada Hardy Photos - Ada Hardy and Hardy Farm