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The Mayo Clinic Archives in Florida is the official repository for the collection, preservation, and access to historically valuable materials documenting the culture and development of Mayo Clinic in Florida. Our goal is to support the three Mayo Clinic shields of Practice, Education, and Research by serving as the memory of the institution. This website includes information on Mayo Clinic in Florida's history. Starting in 2021, a new and exciting chapter began with the formation of a Historical Activities Subcommittee. Additionally, Carole LaRochelle was hired as Mayo Clinic in Florida's first archivist. For more information, contact: Carole LaRochelle, MLIS | Archivist | FLAHISTUNIT@mayo.edu | 904-956-3127 |
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Mayo Clinic in Florida - The First 35 Years
Virginia Wright-Peterson, Ph.D., shares her journey researching the rich history of Mayo Clinic in Florida and an overview of the history of the campus, from its founding to the present day. Dr. Wright-Peterson held administrative roles at Mayo Clinic in Rochester and Arizona and was present during the Clinic’s opening in Florida. She is the author of Women of Mayo Clinic: The Founding Generation; A Woman’s War, Too: Women’s Work During WWII; and Rochester: An Urban Biography.
FOUND IN THE ARCHIVES
MAYO CLINIC FLORIDA IN THE NEWS
"WHO IS THIS?" COMMUNITY TAGGING PROJECT
Photo 1
Back Row Left to Right: Amy Bull; ? ; Charyln Myatt; Ofelia; Alice Williamson; Lori Weaver; Kelly Griffin
Front Row Left to Right: Nancy George; Adelle Johnson; Lisa Barnett; Pat; Ellen Micelli; Vicki Baker; Michelle von Esche; Debbie Stiffler
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If you know some or all of the individuals in this photo, please email FLAHISTUNIT@mayo.edu with the person's name, their position in the photo, and the Photo Number.
Photo 3
Left to Right: Unknown; Robert R. Waller M.D; W. Eugene Mayberry, M.D.
If you know some or all of the individuals in this photo, please email FLAHISTUNIT@mayo.edu with the person's name, their position in the photo, and the Photo Number.
