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Boy in the corridor in a wheelchair

Image
Details
Description
White boy patient wearing pajamas and is seated barefoot in a wheelchair in the front of an office area or corridor.
Note
Gelatin silver print.
Date (Unspecified)
1966-02
Type
Image
Extent
1 photograph : black and white print ; 9 x 9 cm
Member of
Children's Mercy Hospital Collection
Time Period
1961-1970
Subject (Name)
Children's Mercy Hospital (Kansas City, Mo.)
Subject (Topical)
Boys
Children--Hospital care
Hospital patients
Wheelchairs
Corridors
Children
White
Rights
Copyright Undetermined
Rights Note
Items in this collection may be freely viewed, searched, and displayed for research and educational purposes. Permission is required for publication, distribution, or other uses beyond viewing and searching, whether in print or electronic formats.
To request permission, please email LaBudde Special Collections.
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Collection Identifier: MS-0281
Source
Digitizing agency: University of Missouri--Kansas City. Library. Dr. Kenneth J. LaBudde Special Collections.
Unit
LaBudde Special Collections
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