Northeast Georgia History Center | Certificate of Award to Anne Dudley | From the Archives @NortheastGeorgiaHistoryCenter | Uploaded December 2023 | Updated October 2024, 1 day ago.
Join Lesley Jones, the Director of Archives & Curation at the Northeast Georgia History Center, in this touching episode of "From the Archives." In this episode, we honor the legacy of Ann Dudley, a dedicated nurse recognized for her outstanding service in the field of tuberculosis, through an award certificate from the North Georgia Tuberculosis Association.
Highlights of the Episode:
- The long history of tuberculosis, dating back to the Neolithic period, and its various names throughout history.
- The global impact of tuberculosis, including its status as one of the top causes of death worldwide.
- The role of the North Georgia Tuberculosis Association in Gainesville.
- The demanding and risky duties of nurses caring for TB patients, often at great personal risk.
- The life and career of Ann Dudley, born in Columbus, Georgia, in 1908, and her significant contributions to public health in Hall County.
- Personal recollections of Miss Dudley by Gainesville residents, highlighting her kindness and dedication.
- Miss Dudley's recognition as Woman of the Year by the Rotary Club, despite the club's gender restrictions at the time.
Become a Member to gain early access to our monthly "From the Archives" series and more! negahc.org/member
Learn more about the Northeast Georgia History Center at www.negahc.org.
Join Lesley Jones, the Director of Archives & Curation at the Northeast Georgia History Center, in this touching episode of "From the Archives." In this episode, we honor the legacy of Ann Dudley, a dedicated nurse recognized for her outstanding service in the field of tuberculosis, through an award certificate from the North Georgia Tuberculosis Association.
Highlights of the Episode:
- The long history of tuberculosis, dating back to the Neolithic period, and its various names throughout history.
- The global impact of tuberculosis, including its status as one of the top causes of death worldwide.
- The role of the North Georgia Tuberculosis Association in Gainesville.
- The demanding and risky duties of nurses caring for TB patients, often at great personal risk.
- The life and career of Ann Dudley, born in Columbus, Georgia, in 1908, and her significant contributions to public health in Hall County.
- Personal recollections of Miss Dudley by Gainesville residents, highlighting her kindness and dedication.
- Miss Dudley's recognition as Woman of the Year by the Rotary Club, despite the club's gender restrictions at the time.
Become a Member to gain early access to our monthly "From the Archives" series and more! negahc.org/member
Learn more about the Northeast Georgia History Center at www.negahc.org.
