What did your street look like in 1925? You may find a photo at UC’s Archives & Rare Books Library. You can search thousands of images from the 1920s to the 1950s.
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What did your street look like in 1925? You may find a photo at UC’s Archives & Rare Books Library. You can search thousands of images from the 1920s to the 1950s.
Among Cincinnati’s many historical resources, the Archives & Rare Books Library at the University of Cincinnati is a gem. What do archives need? UC’s Archive posts a want list. If you have any of these items, give them a call.
EARLY CANCER RESEARCH: The Laboratory of Experimental Oncology
In 1947, the Laboratory of Experimental Oncology (LEO) was created as a collaborative effort between the city of San Francisco, the National Cancer Institute, and the UC School of Medicine. The above photo shows three researchers performing blood counts in the hematology lab.
(We found this photo through our friends at the UCSF Bioengineering Tumblr, who recently shared some throwback photos.)