Dr. Alan L. Hart Collection
Alan L. Hart (born Alberta Lucille Hart, October 4, 1890 – July 1, 1962) was an American physician, radiologist, tuberculosis researcher, writer and novelist. Born female, Hart was one of the first to undergo transition surgery in the United States, and lived the rest of his life as a man.
The Life and Career of Alberta Lucille / Dr. Alan L. Hart with Collected Early Writings
2003
Alan Hart Draft Registration Card
1942
Alan Hart Draft Registration Card
1918
Hart's Albany College Transcript
1912
"The Idaho transsexual who saved lives"
2009-02-04
"Dr. Hart Dies At 71, State X-Ray Director"
1962-07-03
"Amazing Sex Discovery"
1918-06
"Dr. Hart Explains Change to Male Attire"
1918-03-26
Hart-Stark Marriage Announcement
1918-02-10
"Dr. A Lucille Hart Wore Male Attire"
1918-02-06
"Dr. Alan Hart Said To Be Oregon Girl"
1918-02-05
"Attire Did Not Proclaim Man"
1918-02-05
"11 Doctors Graduated"
1917-06-10
Alan Hart: Estos Misteriosos Rayos (These Mysterious Rays)
1945
Alan Hart: Dr. Finlay Sees It Through
1942
Alan Hart: In the Lives of Men
1937
Alan Hart: The Undaunted
1936
Alan Hart: Dr. Mallory
1935
Lucille Hart: "Woman's Idea of Dress Reform"
1913-04-13
"My Irish Colleen"
1911
Albany College Chemistry Laboratory
1911
Albany College Editorial Staff
1911
Inez and John Stark
1910~
Eva Cushman
1911
Martha Montague, Inez Easton, Lucille Hart
1909
Lucille Hart
1911
Hart as a child
1894~
Alan Hart
1942