Explore a 1924 snapshot of campus life, clinics, and student achievement at the Medical College of Virginia.
This yearbook-style collection gathers pages of student portraits, club notes, and hospital connections that shaped a year in Richmond. It also includes detailed ads and institutional information that reflect the era’s medical education and campus culture.
This edition highlights the Medical College of Virginia Hospital Division, the Dooley, Memorial, and Saint Philip Hospitals, and the broader hospital network that supported teaching and patient care. You’ll also find student profiles, class histories, and officer rosters that illustrate the people and programs behind the school’s work in medicine, dentistry, nursing, and allied health.
- Portraits, class features, and peer-to-peer notes that reveal student life and networks.
- Descriptions of hospital facilities and how teaching and patient care were organized.
- Office and staff listings, departmental structure, and campus activities from 1924.
- Advertising pages and institutional information that provide context for the era’s medical education.
Ideal for readers with an interest in medical history, alumni memory, and early 20th‑century campus culture.