Title	Hubbard Hospital and Meharry Medical College
Date created	1940s
Theme	Achieving Recognition
Subtheme	Medical profession
Subject-LCSH	African Americans -- Hospitals Meharry Medical College
Geographic Location	United States -- Tennessee -- Nashville
County Name	Davidson County
Historical Note	Meharry Medical College began in 1876 as the medical school of Central Tennessee College, established by the Freedmen's Aid Society. The founder and first president was George W. Hubbard, a former Union soldier. In 1915, Meharry Medical College was granted a charter separate from Central Tennessee College. The college moved to north Nashville, one block from Fisk University, in the late 1920s, and its new buildings adopted the collegiate gothic style of architecture found on the neighboring Fisk campus. Meharry Medical College grew to include a School of Dentistry, a School of Medicine, and a School of Nursing, as well as other departments. Meharry Medical College continues to educate health care professionals.
Genre	Photograph
Contributing Institution	Nashville Public Library, Special Collections
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Digital Publisher	Digital Initiatives, James E. Walker Library, Middle Tennessee State University