memorabilia

Thus far, the items I've personally collected over the years, some that I found in the lab, a little help from my co-workers,
and a special thanks to those alumni who contributed to this collection.

Check out the T-Shirts for the new arrivals

5 year OHM pin

10 year OHM pin

15 year OHM pin

not sure how many years

A five year pin for the guys

The 10 year pendant for the gals

15 year Brighton pocket knife

Your basic OHM name pin

Renaissance 85 Pin

Great Training Pin

BMC Pin

Great Award Pin

Photos of PBX Board

Switchboard phone, used
until approx. 1987

Magnets you stick on refrigerators

OHM Matches

This was during the time of the "Merger"

Xmas gift for the Xmas tree

Key chain. Mostly this stuff was from Xmas time, but can't say for sure

An OHM pen with what appears to be a 'typo'

Pen and Pencil set, another Xmas present. Not too exciting to look at, but here they are anyway

Company pencil and pen

Back of the photo ID cards

Renaissance 85 pen

MUG SHOTS

It's a manicure set

It's a Flashlight thingy!

The T-Shirt for the storm we almost got. I think we could have used an "I survived the Ice Storm of '98"

Choose Well T-shirt

OHM food tray-
still seen in use

Photo of the clock in the day surgery waiting room

READING MATERIAL

Portland City Council names Sept. 5, 1957 as
Osteopathic Hospital of Maine Day

Nurses' Ink, 1991

Here's an 'eviction notice'. All in fun.

Department Profile,
1-Brighton

Both sides of an OHM flyer

Hospital bill. Wow! I wonder if they thought it was a bargain at the time.

Around late 1993

June/July 1979 issue of 'Osteo Path Finder'
Intern photos are on inside (see the "Meet the Interns" section)

Lab stationary

1974 OHM Cookbook

This is the cover page to a booklet celebrating the 50th anniversary of the American Osteopathic Hospital Association, 1934-1984. This will link you to a page with a small selection of the booklets contents. If you don't have a high bandwidth connection, this page may take some time to load.

Do you have some memorabilia stashed in a draw or a cabinet at home or at work? Why not share them here?

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