Gallery

This section includes an indexed collection of photographs of Lincoln Hospital, an historic Black hospital in Durham, North Carolina, and the various health professionals and persons, both white and Black, associated with the institution.

Images of Lincoln Hospital

Displaying 1 - 24 of 165

Graduates of the Lincoln Hospital laboratory technologists training program	Lincoln Hospital director, William Rich, accepting donation of linens, other supplies, and money from women of Mt. Zion Baptist Church, Durham, North Carolina	Tri-State Conference of Black Hospital Administrators	Original members of the North Carolina Medical Care Commission
Elizabeth William Thorpe, RN, holding newly delivered baby in the nursery/delivery suite of Lincoln Hospital of Durham, North Carolina.	Lincoln Hospital of Durham, North Carolina's Pediatric Ward	Dr. Leroy Young, a surgery resident at Lincoln Hospital of Durham, North Carolina, examines patients admitted under the Crippled Children's Program	Operating suite in Lincoln Hospital of Durham, North Carolina
African American physicians on staff of Lincoln Hospital of Durham, North Carolina,, c. 1938	Dr. William A. Cleland examines an infant with Nora T. Allen, R.N. and mother, Dorothy Prince	Physician trainees (interns and residents) of Lincoln Hospital of Durham, North Carolina in 1938	Lincoln Hospital of Durham, Noth Carolina physician trainees (medicine and surgery residents) in 1964.
Dr. Robert E. Dawson, first African American otolaryngologist and opthalmologist at Lincoln Hospital of Durham, North Carolina	Dr. Charles Curry, an African American cardiologist, examining a pateint at Lincoln Hospital of Durham, North Carolina	Dr. Charles Curry, an African American cardiologist, examining a patient	Dr. Leroy Swift, an African American obstetrician-gynecologist at Lincoln Hospital of Durham, North Carolina
Dr. Charles Curry demonstrating the use of a cardiac defibrillator to a student nurse	Old North State Medical and Dental Association Annual Meeting hosted at Lincoln Hospital of Durham, North Carolina	View record	Lincoln Hospital Post-Graduate Clinic c. 1964
View record	Lincoln Hospital Medical Staff, c 1965	View record	Speakers for the dedication of the new wing of Lincoln Hospital, 1953

Pages

CHAAMP stands for the Consortium on the History of African Americans in the Medical Professions

This site was built by SHANTI