MSA SC 5540-1-1
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1960
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photocopy
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03/50/10/53
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Description
Crownsville State Hospital: A Look At Its Present And Past, 1910-1960. This paper, written by the daughter of Dr. Jacob Morgenstern (former Crownsville Superintendent), is concerned primarily with the processes of desegregation and integration among the personnel of Crownsville State Hospital and touches upon the transfer of certain patients to Rosewood Training School.
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MSA SC 5540-1-2
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2002/12
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original
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03/50/10/53
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Description
Typed transcript of an interview with Uriah Yoder, a conscientous objector during the Korean War, who worked as an attendant at Crownsville (1952).
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MSA SC 5540-1-3
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1950/06
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photocopy
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03/50/10/53
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Description
Crownsville Hospital report for June 1950 (internal report featuring patient statistics and departmental recapitulations)
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MSA SC 5540-1-4
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1941-42
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photocopy
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03/50/10/53
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Description
Board of Managers meeting minutes from November 26, 1941 that features an appeal from the Baltimore Urban League to employ African-Americans on the Crownsville Staff. The Managers, on January 21, 1942, adopted a subsequent resolution approving the employment of such individuals (Crownsville, however, would not actually hire any African-Americans until 1948).
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MSA SC 5540-1-5
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2002
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laser print copy
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03/50/10/53
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Description
Paper copy of the Crownsville Hospital Center history featured upon its website.
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MSA SC 5540-1-6
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1999/12/14
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original (paper)
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03/50/10/53
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Description
Letter from Doris Morgenstern Wachsler to Paul Lurz (1999) describing experience of her parents as staff members at Crownsville (Dr. Jacob Morgenstern served as Superintendent)
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MSA SC 5540-1-7
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1951/01
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original (paper)
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03/50/10/53
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Description
"Re-Echo" of January 1951 (the Crowsville Hospital newsletter). Issue mentions lecture by Dr. Ethel Nixon, African--American psychiatrist.
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MSA SC 5540-1-8
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1975/10
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original clippings (paper)
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03/50/10/53
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Description
Evening Capital (Annapolis, Md.) series/illustrated expose on the conditions at Crownsville Hospital by Douglas Struck, staff writer. Series ran from October 6 through October 21, 1975.
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MSA SC 5540-1-9
Do not remove from Mylar sleeve!
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1975/10
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originals (paper)
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03/50/10/53
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Description
Evening Capital (Annapolis, Md.) editorial cartoons used at the time of the series/illustrated expose on the conditions at Crownsville Hospital. Series ran from October 6 through October 21, 1975.Cartoons, by Eric Smith, appear to be camera-ready artwork.
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MSA SC 5540-1-10
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1977-78
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original (paper)
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03/50/10/53
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Description
Binder of statistical information and memorandums on various subjects compiled by Paul Lurz, 1977-1978; some reports speak of the historical trends of the Maryland State Hospital system.
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MSA SC 5540-1-11
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2003/06
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chromogenic color print
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03/50/10/53
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Description
Photographic portrait of Paul Lurz, 2003
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MSA SC 5540-1-12
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2002/11
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hard copies of digital images
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03/50/10/53
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Description
Low resolution, hard copy color digital images of patient murals (c. 1990s) decorating the walls and other surfaces in the wardrooms of the Hugh Young building at Crownsville taken by Vanessa Jackson, LCSW and researcher. An image of a patient marker/headstone at the Crownsville Hospital Cemetery is also included.
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MSA SC 5540-1-13
NO RESTRICTIONS
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1907
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Original, book
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Contact the Department of Special Collections for location.
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Description
Book, Life and Works of Abraham Lincoln, Nine Volume set, Volume II, Early Speeches 1832 - 1856... by Abraham Lincoln
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MSA SC 5540-1-14
Do not circulate
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1907
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Original, book
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Contact the Department of Special Collections for location.
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Description
Book, Life and Works of Abraham Lincoln, Nine Volume set, Volume IX Letters and Telegrams: Meredith to Yates by Abraham Lincoln
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