Borden's Dream

This copy of "Borden's Dream" is in excellent condition, with a pristine dust jacket that retains its original gloss. The cover design by Bruce Maston is intact and vibrant, showcasing an architectural drawing of the Walter Reed Hospital. The binding is firm, and the pages are clean with no inscriptions or markings. This well-preserved edition is a perfect addition to any rare book collection.

Discover the inspiring story behind one of America's most significant medical institutions with "Borden's Dream" by Mary W. Standlee. This book delves into the visionary efforts of LTC William Borden, whose dream led to the creation of the Walter Reed Army Medical Center. Written in 1952, it offers an in-depth account of Borden's dedication and the historical context of the hospital's establishment. Ideal for historians, medical professionals, and collectors, this volume provides a unique insight into early 20th-century medical advancements and military history. The dust jacket, designed by Bruce Maston, features an architectural concept of the hospital, adding a layer of historical authenticity and visual appeal. This book is a treasure for those interested in the confluence of history, medicine, and military service. **