UCSF's Depression-Era Medical History Murals - Revision history

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	'''<font face = arial light> <font color = maroon> <font size = 3>Unfinished History</font></font> </font>'''		'''<font face = arial light> <font color = maroon> <font size = 3>Unfinished History</font></font> </font>'''

	In 2015, the [[~~The Medical Industry~~\|University of California San Francisco]] opened its Toland Hall to the public for a rare 2-week opportunity to see the remarkable fresco murals painted by Bernard Zakheim and Phyllis Wrightson in the 1930s. Zakheim was at one time mentored by [[Diego Rivera in San Francisco\|Diego Rivera]], and was a key artist in the ensemble who painted the [[Coit Tower Politics\|Coit Tower murals]] in 1934. The series of panels depicts a complicated social history of medicine in California. As of June 2020, UCSF is threatening to destroy these murals as part of a plan to tear down Toland Hall and build a large new medical office building on its site.		In 2015, the [[Affiliated Colleges: Origins of UCSF\|University of California San Francisco]] opened its Toland Hall to the public for a rare 2-week opportunity to see the remarkable fresco murals painted by Bernard Zakheim and Phyllis Wrightson in the 1930s. Zakheim was at one time mentored by [[Diego Rivera in San Francisco\|Diego Rivera]], and was a key artist in the ensemble who painted the [[Coit Tower Politics\|Coit Tower murals]] in 1934. The series of panels depicts a complicated social history of medicine in California. As of June 2020, UCSF is threatening to destroy these murals as part of a plan to tear down Toland Hall and build a large new medical office building on its site.

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Ccarlsson: added info on Biddy Mason

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	'''Dr. John S. Griffin ~~can be seen examining~~ a ~~soldier suffering from~~ malaria. Across from Dr. Griffin is Dr. Joseph Pomeroy Widney, a member of the first class in the Toland Medical School in 1865, who later helped found and presided over the University of Southern California.'''		'''[https://www.nps.gov/people/biddymason.htm Biddy Mason], a Black nurse, is depicted alongside a white doctor, Dr. John S. Griffin, as they treat a malaria patient. Mason, an enslaved woman born in 1818, went on to become a midwife, a nurse, a philanthropist and a founder of the First African Methodist Episcopal Church in Los Angeles. Across from Dr. Griffin is Dr. Joseph Pomeroy Widney, a member of the first class in the Toland Medical School in 1865, who later helped found and presided over the University of Southern California.'''

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Lisaruth: added photos

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	'''The panel on the left is dedicated to the field of science as a whole—past, present, and future. The large ~~wheat~~ in the center symbolizes the early development of modern science, called into existence by the necessity of the troubled humans in the foreground. The bearings upon which this wheel turns are engraved with the names of the men who laid the foundation for present scientific knowledge.'''		'''The panel on the left is dedicated to the field of science as a whole—past, present, and future. The large wheel in the center symbolizes the early development of modern science, called into existence by the necessity of the troubled humans in the foreground. The bearings upon which this wheel turns are engraved with the names of the men who laid the foundation for present scientific knowledge.'''

			[[Image:Sutro land donation to UC zakheim fresco at UCSF.jpg]]

			'''Marking the land donation by Adolph Sutro to the University of California.'''

			''Photo: LisaRuth Elliott, 2015''

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			'''A cornerstone message.'''

			''Photo: LisaRuth Elliott, 2015''

	<iframe src="https://archive.org/embed/cum_000015" width="640" height="480" frameborder="0" webkitallowfullscreen="true" mozallowfullscreen="true" allowfullscreen></iframe>		<iframe src="https://archive.org/embed/cum_000015" width="640" height="480" frameborder="0" webkitallowfullscreen="true" mozallowfullscreen="true" allowfullscreen></iframe>

Ccarlsson at 05:42, 23 June 2020

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	In 2015, the University of California San Francisco opened its Toland Hall to the public for a rare 2-week opportunity to see the remarkable fresco murals painted by Bernard Zakheim and Phyllis Wrightson in the 1930s. Zakheim was at one time mentored by [[Diego Rivera in San Francisco\|Diego Rivera]], and was a key artist in the ensemble who painted the [[Coit Tower Politics\|Coit Tower murals]] in 1934. The series of panels depicts a complicated social history of medicine in California. As of June 2020, UCSF is threatening to destroy these murals as part of a plan to tear down Toland Hall and build a large new medical office building on its site.		In 2015, the [[The Medical Industry\|University of California San Francisco]] opened its Toland Hall to the public for a rare 2-week opportunity to see the remarkable fresco murals painted by Bernard Zakheim and Phyllis Wrightson in the 1930s. Zakheim was at one time mentored by [[Diego Rivera in San Francisco\|Diego Rivera]], and was a key artist in the ensemble who painted the [[Coit Tower Politics\|Coit Tower murals]] in 1934. The series of panels depicts a complicated social history of medicine in California. As of June 2020, UCSF is threatening to destroy these murals as part of a plan to tear down Toland Hall and build a large new medical office building on its site.

	[[Image:Toland-Hall all P1020596.jpg]]		[[Image:Toland-Hall all P1020596.jpg]]

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	'''<font face = arial light> <font color = maroon> <font size = 3>Unfinished History</font></font> </font>'''		'''<font face = arial light> <font color = maroon> <font size = 3>Unfinished History</font></font> </font>'''

	In 2015, the University of California San Francisco opened its Toland Hall to the public for a rare 2-week opportunity to see the remarkable murals painted by Bernard Zakheim and Phyllis Wrightson in the 1930s. The series of panels depicts a complicated social history of medicine in California. As of June 2020, UCSF is threatening to destroy these murals as part of a plan to tear down Toland Hall and build a large new medical office building on its site.		In 2015, the University of California San Francisco opened its Toland Hall to the public for a rare 2-week opportunity to see the remarkable fresco murals painted by Bernard Zakheim and Phyllis Wrightson in the 1930s. Zakheim was at one time mentored by [[Diego Rivera in San Francisco\|Diego Rivera]], and was a key artist in the ensemble who painted the [[Coit Tower Politics\|Coit Tower murals]] in 1934. The series of panels depicts a complicated social history of medicine in California. As of June 2020, UCSF is threatening to destroy these murals as part of a plan to tear down Toland Hall and build a large new medical office building on its site.

	[[Image:Toland-Hall all P1020596.jpg]]		[[Image:Toland-Hall all P1020596.jpg]]

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	'''Local first peoples offering the three most significant herbs to Padre Junipero Serra, ~~mountain balm, sacred bark~~, and ~~gum plant~~.'''		'''Local first peoples offering the three most significant herbs to Padre Junipero Serra: yerba santa, cascara sagrada, and grendelia.'''

	[[Image:Toland-Hall 19th-century P1020623.jpg]]		[[Image:Toland-Hall 19th-century P1020623.jpg]]

			'''Dr. John S. Griffin can be seen examining a soldier suffering from malaria. Across from Dr. Griffin is Dr. Joseph Pomeroy Widney, a member of the first class in the Toland Medical School in 1865, who later helped found and presided over the University of Southern California.'''

	[[Image:Toland-Hall smallpox-etc P1020615.jpg]]		[[Image:Toland-Hall smallpox-etc P1020615.jpg]]

	[[Image:Toland-Hall wall-w-bubonic P1020580.jpg]]		[[Image:Toland-Hall wall-w-bubonic P1020580.jpg]]

			'''The panel on the left is dedicated to the field of science as a whole—past, present, and future. The large wheat in the center symbolizes the early development of modern science, called into existence by the necessity of the troubled humans in the foreground. The bearings upon which this wheel turns are engraved with the names of the men who laid the foundation for present scientific knowledge.'''

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			'''This panel is dedicated to the multiple activities of the University of California Medical School. The same sunburst design is evident, this time radiating from a guinea pig which is meant to represent research. In the upper left corner is Dr. Lucy Wanzer, the first woman to enter the school. Among the group of men occupying the center of the picture are Dr. Herbert C. Moffitt, the most distinguished clinician on the Pacific Coast at the time, and Dr. Robert Langley Porter.'''

	[[Image:Toland-Hall doctors P1020631.jpg]]		[[Image:Toland-Hall doctors P1020631.jpg]]

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	'''Local first peoples ~~bringing medicinal~~ herbs to ~~a Franciscan friar~~.'''		'''Local first peoples offering the three most significant herbs to Padre Junipero Serra, mountain balm, sacred bark, and gum plant.'''

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			<iframe src="https://archive.org/embed/cum_000015" width="640" height="480" frameborder="0" webkitallowfullscreen="true" mozallowfullscreen="true" allowfullscreen></iframe>

			'''Toland Hall Murals: an Oral History with Chauncey Leake in 1976. Dr. Leake discusses the frescoes painted by Bernard Zakheim in Toland Hall at the University of California, San Francisco. Helen Nahm, Dean emeritus of the UCSF School of Nursing (1958-1969) also participated in this program.'''

			''Video: UC San Francisco via the Internet Archive''

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			'''Dr. Robert Schindler (Chair emeritus of the UCSF Department of Otolaryngology) presents a video tour of the murals painted by Bernard Zakheim in Toland Hall at the University of California, San Francisco in 1996.'''

			''Video: UC San Francisco via the Internet Archive''


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Ccarlsson at 21:58, 14 June 2020

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	'''<font face = arial light> <font color = maroon> <font size = 3>Unfinished History</font></font> </font>'''		'''<font face = arial light> <font color = maroon> <font size = 3>Unfinished History</font></font> </font>'''

	In 2015, the University of California San Francisco opened its Toland Hall to the public for a rare 2-week opportunity to see the remarkable murals painted by Bernard Zakheim and ~~his colleagues~~ in the 1930s. The series of panels depicts a complicated social history of medicine in California. As of June 2020, UCSF is threatening to destroy these murals as part of a plan to tear down Toland Hall and build a large new medical office building on its site.		In 2015, the University of California San Francisco opened its Toland Hall to the public for a rare 2-week opportunity to see the remarkable murals painted by Bernard Zakheim and Phyllis Wrightson in the 1930s. The series of panels depicts a complicated social history of medicine in California. As of June 2020, UCSF is threatening to destroy these murals as part of a plan to tear down Toland Hall and build a large new medical office building on its site.

	[[Image:Toland-Hall all P1020596.jpg]]		[[Image:Toland-Hall all P1020596.jpg]]

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	'''Conflicting declarations on the [[Vigilante Committees\|death of James King of William] that gave rise to the second Vigilante Committee hangings in San Francisco.'''		'''Conflicting declarations on the [[Vigilante Committees\|death of James King of William]] that gave rise to the second Vigilante Committee hangings in San Francisco.'''

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''' Unfinished History '''

In 2015, the University of California San Francisco opened its Toland Hall to the public for a rare 2-week opportunity to see the remarkable murals painted by Bernard Zakheim and his colleagues in the 1930s. The series of panels depicts a complicated social history of medicine in California. As of June 2020, UCSF is threatening to destroy these murals as part of a plan to tear down Toland Hall and build a large new medical office building on its site.

[[Image:Toland-Hall all P1020596.jpg]]

'''Inside Toland Hall during the brief period in 2015 when the murals were open to public viewing.'''

''Photos: Chris Carlsson''

[[Image:Toland-Hall plaque-explanation P1020571.jpg]]

[[Image:Toland-Hall herbs P1020608.jpg]]

'''Local first peoples bringing medicinal herbs to a Franciscan friar.'''

[[Image:Toland-Hall 19th-century P1020623.jpg]]

[[Image:Toland-Hall smallpox-etc P1020615.jpg]]

[[Image:Toland-Hall wall-w-bubonic P1020580.jpg]]

[[Image:Toland-Hall bubonic-declaration P1020587.jpg]]

'''Authorities making their declaration about [[Chinese as Medical Scapegoats, 1870-1905|bubonic plague in San Francisco]], c. 1900.'''

[[Image:Toland-Hall P1020591.jpg]]

[[Image:Toland-Hall lively-flea-and-declarations-on-James-King-of-William P1020590.jpg]]

'''Conflicting declarations on the [[Vigilante Committees|death of James King of William] that gave rise to the second Vigilante Committee hangings in San Francisco.'''

[[Image:Toland-Hall plaque-explanation P1020595.jpg]]

'''Credits panel'''

[[Image:Toland-Hall Medical-research P1020616.jpg]]

'''This panel's wood framing is remarkable in its own right.'''

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[[Image:Toland-Hall Doctors-and-history P1020628.jpg]]

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[[Image:Toland-Hall P1020566.jpg]]

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