James D. Barger, M.D. Papers: 1917-2003; A native of Linton, North Dakota, who graduated from UND in 1939. A pathologist who practiced in the states of Arizona and Nevada.

Robert D. Campbell Papers: 1867-1961; Grand Forks physician who was a member of the Medical Corps in World War I

Deaconess Hospital Collection: Constructed in 1892 in Grand Forks

Burt Finney Papers:1880-1959; Pharmacist in Bismarck, North Dakota

The Flu Epidemic of 1918-1919 in Pembina County Collection: Consists of a research paper written in 1985 for a course in U.S. History at Drayton Public School

Elizabeth Grandbois Memorial Collection of Manuscripts (Damian Vraniak Papers): Dr. Damian Vraniak is one of the foremost Native American mental health scholars in the United States

Grand Forks Clinic Records: Founded in 1916, the Grand Forks Clinic was integrated with United Health Systems in 1997, and is now part of Altru Health System

James Grassick Papers: 1850-1943; physician and author

Julia Ellingson Griffis Papers: 1882-1941; Native of Reynolds, North Dakota, who moved to California in 1923 and became a nurse

Sten Hofto Papers: Includes a paper, "The Smallpox Epidemic and Its Effects on the Tweten and Hofto Families: 1878-1879." The families lived in rural Grand Forks County

Alice Hunter Papers: 1891-1975; Grand Forks, North Dakota physician

Dr. Leonard W. Larson Papers: 1898-1974; first practicing pathologist in North Dakota. Active member of many organizations, including the American Medical Association

Dr. Min Hin Li Papers: ?-1973; member of the UND Class of 1920, and physician in Honolulu, Hawaii

Dr. Fred G. Lundy Papers: 1861-1896; pioneer physician in Inkster, North Dakota

John S. Lundy Papers: 1894-1973; UND Class of 1917, and Head of the Section on Anesthesia at the Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota, 1924-1952

John MacDonald Papers: 1884-?; Physician in Cando, North Dakota, beginning in 1916

Fred A. Maides Papers: 1898-1978; Dentist in Grand Forks, 1925-1978

Anna Helen Nash Day Book: 1888-1990; accounts of her career as a nurse in Fargo, 1915-1918

Eva Nelson Papers: 1884-1974; born in Hallock, Minnesota, although spent majority of her life in Turlock, California, where she was a nurse

North Dakota Psychological Association Records Formed in 1954 to "advance psychology as a science, as a profession, and as a means of promoting human welfare"

Rita Richard Papers: Memoirs of a patient who spent two years (1927-1929) at St. John’s Hospital in Fargo, North Dakota, with tuberculosis

Cora E. Smith Papers: 1867-1939; member UND first graduating class, Grand Forks, ND, physician, suffragette

Third District Medical Auxiliary: Non-profit, volunteer service organization of physicians’ spouses

United Hospital Collection: Located in Grand Forks

Donald J. Winge Papers: 1933-1993; Advocate on behalf of the handicapped, and member of the Governor’s Council on Human Resources and the (Grand Forks) Mayor’s Committee on Employment of the Handicapped