The Winkler Center is...

a medical archive, library, and exhibit facility that encourages visitors and researchers to explore the Cincinnati area's rich medical and health history and to discover the people who have contributed to important advances in medicine, nursing, and pharmaceutical sciences.

Archives

The papers of Cincinnati's many accomplished medical and health figures, including Christian R. Holmes, Leland C. Clark, Daniel Drake, Albert Sabin, Henry Heimlich, William Altemeier, and others.                             

Exhibit  - in the Lucas Room

"A Tradition to Help the Sick and Needy" 

Jews and Medicine in Cincinnati, 1850 to 1970

Based on a presentation at the Cecil Striker Meeting by Frederick J. Krome, PhD,Assistant Professor, University of Cincinnati,

and co-author of Jews of Cincinnati

COMING SOON!

"Civil War Medicine"

April 1-September 30, 2013

Visit our virtual exhibits

• 25th General Hospital : Courage and Skill in World War II
• Reuben Dimond Mussey
• "A Tradition to Help the Sick and Needy": Jews and Medicine in Cincinnati, 1850 to 1970

Stanley J. Lucas, MD,  Board Room