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Items associated with name 'Peninsula General Hospital'

George White Collection

by White, George (1730 – 2007)

2 boxes,  11 oversize folders ( linear feet)

The George White Collection consists of a series of ephemera, files, and documents from Salisbury, Maryland businesses and people collected pertaining to Salisbury, Maryland during White’s former position as president of the Wicomico Historical Society.

Identifier: 2015.121
Repository: Local History Archives
Attachment: No attachment

Peninsula General Hospital Auxiliary Board Collection

by Peninsula General Hospital Junior Auxiliary Board (1924 – 2002)

1 box,  11 oversize boxes (14.75 linear feet)

The Peninsula General Hospital Auxiliary Board Collection, consists of scrapbooks, records, and booklets pertaining to the Peninsula General Hospital’s Junior Auxiliary Board and Senior Ladies Auxiliary. The Scrapbooks are comprised of photos, newspaper clippings, and letters depicting programs and initiatives carried out by the Junior Auxiliary Board over the years.

Associated Subjects: Clubs • Nonprofit Organizations
Identifier: 2000.012
Repository: Local History Archives
Attachment: No attachment

Peninsula General Hospital Records

by Carey, OscarCrawford, NormanJacobs, DonaldSmith, Walter (1968 – 1974)

1 carton,  1 box (1.5 linear feet)

The Peninsula General Hospital Records documents the hospital’s administrative business from 1968 to1974. Peninsula General Hospital, now called TidalHealth Peninsula Regional, has served the Salisbury area since its opening in 1897. These records include newsletters, articles, minutes and information from committee meetings, financial and statistical reports, correspondence, information from their School of Nursing and School of Medical Technology, and proposed program plans.

Associated Subjects: Minutes (Records) • Newsletters • Personal correspondence
Identifier: SUA-105
Repository: University Archives
Attachment: No attachment

Proclamation, County Council Dr. Seth Hurdle

by Unknown (1987)

1 folder (2.5 linear feet)

Proclamation. A 1987 Modern Printing Co proclamation titled "County Council of Wicomico County, Maryland Proclamation." The proclamation describes Seth H. Hurdle, a renowned doctor in Wicomico County, and his many achievements in the health field. The Wicomico County Health Department's newest facility was named the Seth H. Hurdle Building.

Associated Subjects: Public Administration
Identifier: 2011.165
Repository: Local History Archives
Attachment: No attachment

Records of the Board of Trustees of State Universities and Colleges of Maryland

by Board of Trustees of State Universities and Colleges of MarylandSalisbury State College (1960 – 1987)

9 cartons (9 linear feet)

The records consist of the Board of Trustees of the State Universities and Colleges of Maryland’s minutes from 1960 to 1987. This collection also contains correspondence and documents shared between Salisbury State College and the Board, as well as meeting materials from various schools and businesses in Washington D.C and Maryland that date from 1969-1979.

Associated Subjects: Education • Minutes (Records) • Personal Correspondence • Publications
Identifier: SUA-011
Repository: University Archives
Attachment: No attachment

Salisbury and Pocomoke Ephemera

by Unknown (1930s)

1 folder (0.1 linear feet)

This collection contains various ephemera from Salisbury and Pocomoke, Maryland in the 1930s, including: two Tilghman Fertilizers booklets, a program for the Peninsula General Hospital, two receipts for the Shawen Inn, a booklet of parlor games, and a Good Friday broadside for the Pennsylvania Railroad.

Associated Subjects: Receipts • Railways
Identifier: 2019.109
Repository: Local History Archives
Attachment: No attachment

Views of Salisbury film collection

by Unknown (1935)

1 folder (0.01 linear feet)

16 mm film and digitized copy featuring many different views of Salisbury, Maryland from 1935 including St. Peter's, Wicomico Presbyterian, Trinity and Asbury Churches; Wicomico High School, Maryland State Teachers College, Tuberculosis Sanatorium, Peninsula General Hospital and the John B. Parsons home.

Associated Subjects: Religious History
Identifier: 2015.995
Repository: Local History Archives
Attachment: No attachment