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The Legacy Center is the repository for the records and heritage of Drexel University College of Medicine and its predecessor institutions, including Woman's Medical College of Pennsylvania and Hahnemann University.
A web resource designed for high school student exploration of the history of women through the eyes of women physicians. In our digital collections database.
Digital collections reflecting the growth and evolution of the practice and education of homeopathic physicians from the early 1800s to the mid 1900s.
A collaborative web resource reflecting women’s efforts for justice leading to the passage of the 19th Amendment.
Documenting the history of women physicians beginning with the first degree-granting medical school for women, Woman's Medical College of Pennsylvania (WMCP).
Browse Drexel University College of Medicine and predecessor institution yearbooks, from 1898 - 1998.
Note that this section actually uses /legacy-center/Extras/Snippets/homepage/other-collections instead of /legacy-center/Extras/Snippets/homepage/news. The Legacy Center is open for onsite use and users are able to schedule in-person visits. Please contact us via email at CoM_Archives@drexel.edu with any questions or to schedule a visit. More information can be found on the Drexel University Coronavirus website.
We condemn the systemic racism resulting in racist violence against Black people and other People of Color. Read our action plan as we work to integrate anti-racism efforts in our everyday activities. More information can be found on the Anti-racism Task Force website.
Black Women Physicians Project: An Early Step in the Path Toward Reparative Archives
Dec 02, 2022
The Legacy Center is open for onsite use and users are able to schedule in-person visits. Please contact us via email at CoM_Archives@drexel.edu with any questions or to schedule a visit. More information can be found on the Drexel University Coronavirus website.
Read our action plan as we work to integrate anti-racism efforts in our everyday activities. Drexel's plan to address racism can be found on the Anti-racism Task Force website.