by Patrick Cutter | Oct 20, 2025
Historical Sketch of the University of Maryland, School of Medicine (1807-1890) The first significant text that relied on Winder’s words was Eugene Fauntleroy Cordell M.D.’s 1891 Historical Sketch of the University of Maryland, School of Medicine (1807-1890)....
by Patrick Cutter | Oct 10, 2025
Nothing in the history of dentistry has done more to injure the profession in public esteem or to inhibit its educational program than the fallacy that dentistry was forced to accept autonomy as a consequence of the unfavorable action of the Medical School, University...
by Patrick Cutter | Sep 30, 2025
That a college for the education of persons for the profession might be gotten up, and that it would be well sustained, I think is more than probable, for if a school of this kind was in operation, it would be expected of dental practitioners, that they should be...
by Patrick Cutter | Sep 30, 2025
Charcoal Portrait of Horace Henry Hayden, c. 1840 Establishing Roots Although born in Windsor, Connecticut on October 13, 1769, Horace Henry Hayden became an integral part of Baltimore and Maryland’s history at the turn of the 19th century. In 1800, Dr. Thomas...
by Patrick Cutter | Sep 29, 2025
Warner & Hanna’s Plan of the City and Environs of Baltimore, 1801, Peabody Library Collection of the Johns Hopkins University “The rising-est town in America” In 1797, Baltimore was officially incorporated as a city, and by 1798, George Washington...
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