Sir William Osler and the Medical Library

Type of resource
Author/collaborator
Title
Sir William Osler and the Medical Library
Abstract
McGill University-educated Sir William Osler (1849-1919) was the most famous physician in the English-speaking world at the turn of the twentieth century. After earning his medical degree at McGill, Osler taught there for ten years before moving on to universities in the United States and then England. Beginning in his student days, Osler was an avid book collector, especially books relating to the history of medicine and science. He bequeathed most of his valuable collection to McGill University. The author includes information on Osler's role in developing the McGill University medical library and in forming the international Medical Library Association.
Publication
Bulletin of the Medical Library Association
Volume
Vol. 49
Issue
no. 1-2
Pages
24-41,-127-148
Date
January 1961 & April 1961
Language
en
Citation
Keys, Thomas F. “Sir William Osler and the Medical Library.” Bulletin of the Medical Library Association Vol. 49, no. 1–2 (April 1961): 24-41,-127–148.
Find in a library
Permalink