This collection contains the personal papers of Benjamin Bernard Weinstein, including biographical material, correspondence, typescripts of medical writings and other records of medical societies with which Weinstein was affiliated. Also included are newspaper clippings, bookplates, and photographs.

Biographical Note

Benjamin Bernard Weinstein, New Orleans physician, was the son of Jacob Weinstein and Nellie Salomon. He was born in New Orleans on August 25, 1913. He attended Boy's High School (1930), received his bachelor's degree from Tulane University (1933), earned his medical degree from Tulane Medical School, (1937), and a master's degree in gynecology (1940). He taught anatomy and gynecology at Tulane University School of Medicine from 1937 to 1952. A specialist in fertility research, he supported international perspectives on his specialties and profession. He supported the appreciation of literature and medical history, and was active in Jewish organizations. He died in his New Orleans on May 10, 1974. He is memorialized through the annual Benjamin Bernard Weinstein Lecture in the History of Medicine at Tulane University Medical Center.

Subject/Index Terms

Gynecology -- United States -- History..
Meetings.
Obstetrics -- United States -- History..
Physicians -- United States.
Tulane University History of Medicine Society.
Weinstein, Benjamin Bernard, 1913-1974.

Administrative Information

Repository: Louisiana Research Collection

Access Restrictions: Collection is open to the public. No known restrictions. Researchers agree to record nor reveal confidential patient medical information that is in this collection.

Use Restrictions: Physical rights are retained by the Louisiana Research Collection. Copyright is retained in accordance with U.S. copyright laws.

Acquisition Source: Clarice G. Weinstein and family.

Acquisition Method: Gift.

Preferred Citation: Benjamin Bernard Weinstein papers, Manuscripts Collection 885, Louisiana Research Collection, Howard-Tilton Memorial Library, Tulane University, New Orleans, LA 70118.

Finding Aid Revision History: Finding aid information entered in Archon by LAC Group in 2011.

Other Note: OCLC Number: 263688392

Box and Folder Listing

Browse by Box:

[Box 1: Biographical],
[Box 2: Correspondence, 1935-1956],
[Box 3: Correspondence, 1957-1960],
[Box 4: Correspondence, 1961-1966],
[Box 5: Correspondence, 1967-1983],
[Box 6: Medical papers],
[Box 7: Medical pamphlets by Benjamin Bernard Weinstein],
[Box 8: Tulane University Medical College],
[Box 9: Tulane University History of Medicine Society],
[Box 10: Medical meetings, 1939-1951],
[Box 11: Medical meetings, 1951-1953],
[Box 12: Medical meetings, 1954-1955],
[Box 13: Medical meetings, 1956-1958],
[Box 14: Medical meetings, 1959-1963],
[Box 15: Medical meetings, 1964-1975],
[Box 16: Jewish organizations],
[Box 17: Newspaper clippings, 1927-1983],
[Box 18: "Bookplates as a Hobby"],
[Box 19: Photographs],
[Box 20: Photographs],
[Box 21: Medical items],
[Box 22: Ribbons, stamp, membership cards],
[Oversize folder 1: Photos],
[Oversize folder 2: Benjamin Bernard Weinstein certificates],
[All]

Box 19: Photographs

Folder 1: Early family photographs
Folder 2: Family photographs
Folder 3: Photographs, 1930
Folder 4: Photographs, 1935
Folder 5: Photographs, 1936
Folder 6: Photographs, 1937
Folder 7: Photographs, 1938
Folder 8: Photographs, 1939
Folder 9: Photographs, 1940
Folder 10: Photographs, 1941
Folder 11: Photographs, 1942
Folder 12: Photographs, 1943
Folder 13: Photographs, 1944
Folder 14: Photographs, 1945
Folder 15: Photographs, 1946
Folder 16: Photographs, 1947
Folder 17: Photographs, 1948
Folder 18: Photographs (Meeting in Mexico), 1949
Folder 19: Photographs (Meeting in Mexico), 1950
Folder 20: Photographs (Rio), 1951
Folder 21: Photographs, 1952
Folder 22: Photographs (First World Congress on Fertility), 1953
Folder 23: Photographs, 1954
Folder 24: Photographs (Cuba), 1955
Folder 25: Photographs (Italy), 1956
Folder 26: Photographs (Mexico), 1957
Folder 27: Photographs, 1958
Folder 28: Photographs, 1959

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