**1. NEW ENTITIES (first appearance only)**  

```cheimarros
@female_and_university_medical_college_collection:collection {
    title: "Female Medical College of Pennsylvania & University of Medical College of Pennsylvania Records",
    created_range: {start: @date_1850, end: @date_1864},
    language: "en‑US",
    description: "Combined collection of minutes, resolutions, bylaws, student‑application records and administrative correspondence for both the Female Medical College of Pennsylvania (FMC) and the University of Medical College of Pennsylvania (UMC) covering 1850‑1864.",
    subjects: [
        @medical_education:concept,
        @women_in_medicine:concept,
        @faculty_meetings:concept,
        @college_administration:concept,
        @medical_degrees:concept,
        @curriculum_development:concept,
        @historical_documents:concept,
        @nineteenth_century_medicine:concept
    ],
    places: [
        @philadelphia,
        @chester_pa,
        @new_york,
        @boston,
        @providence,
        @bristol,
        @marlboro_ohio,
        @salem_ohio,
        @galveston_texas,
        @lincoln_maine,
        @utica_ny,
        @allentown_pa,
        @albany_ny,
        @washington_dc,
        @ohio,
        @bucks_co_pa,
        @acton_me,
        @jamestown_ny,
        @palmyra_ny,
        @toyicroft_md,
        @girard_college,
        @penn_medical_university,
        @new_england_free_med_college,
        @new_york_infirmary,
        @dewitt_dispensary,
        @birchwood_215,
        @marshall_st_315
    ],
    rights: "Transmission or reproduction of materials protected by copyright beyond that allowed by fair use requires written permission of the copyright owners; some materials may be restricted by privacy, publicity, licensing or trademark rights."
}

@university_of_medical_college_of_pennsylvania:organization {
    full_name: "University of Medical College of Pennsylvania",
    location: @philadelphia
}

/* Places not yet defined in the corpus */
@marlboro_ohio:place {city: "Marlboro", state: @ohio, country: @united_states}
@salem_ohio:place {city: "Salem", state: @ohio, country: @united_states}
@galveston_texas:place {city: "Galveston", state: @texas, country: @united_states}
@lincoln_maine:place {city: "Lincoln", state: @maine, country: @united_states}
@utica_ny:place {city: "Utica", state: @new_york, country: @united_states}
@allentown_pa:place {city: "Allentown", state: @pennsylvania, country: @united_states}
@albany_ny:place {city: "Albany", state: @new_york, country: @united_states}
@bucks_co_pa:place {city: "Bucks Co.", state: @pennsylvania, country: @united_states}
@acton_me:place {city: "Acton", state: @maine, country: @united_states}
@girard_college:place {city: "Girard College", state: @pennsylvania, country: @united_states}
@penn_medical_university:place {city: "Penn. Medical University", state: @pennsylvania, country: @united_states}
@birchwood_215:place {address: "215 Birchwood St.", city: @philadelphia, state: @pennsylvania, country: @united_states}
@marshall_st_315:place {address: "Marshall St. 315", city: @philadelphia, state: @pennsylvania, country: @united_states}

/* Concepts for subjects (reference – common‑knowledge) */
@medical_education:concept {}
@women_in_medicine:concept {}
@faculty_meetings:concept {}
@college_administration:concept {}
@medical_degrees:concept {}
@curriculum_development:concept {}
@historical_documents:concept {}
@nineteenth_century_medicine:concept {}
```

---

**2. RELATIONSHIPS – linking the new collection to existing corpus**

```cheimarros
/* Creators of the collection */
@female_medical_college_of_pennsylvania -> creator_of -> @female_and_university_medical_college_collection
@university_of_medical_college_of_pennsylvania -> creator_of -> @female_and_university_medical_college_collection

/* The PINAX metadata file describes the collection */
@file_pinax -> documents -> @female_and_university_medical_college_collection:collection {title: "Female Medical College of Pennsylvania and University of Medical College of Pennsylvania Records"}

@file_pinax -> metadata_of -> @female_and_university_medical_college_collection

/* Aggregation – the collection brings together the sub‑collections already defined */
@female_and_university_medical_college_collection -> aggregates -> [
    @female_medical_college_of_pennsylvania_records:collection,
    @faculty_meetings_collection:collection,
    @faculty_minutes:document,
    @minutes_1850_12_02:document,
    @minutes_1850_12_13:document,
    @minutes_1851_01_16:document,
    @minutes_1851_05_29:document,
    @minutes_1857_06_03:document,
    @minutes_1857_08_21:document,
    @minutes_1852_01_01:document,
    @minutes_1852_03_03:boston:document,
    @minutes_1852_04_20:document,
    @minutes_1852_04_23:document,
    @minutes_1852_05_04:document,
    @minutes_1852_05_21:document,
    @minutes_1852_07_09:document,
    @minutes_1852_08_19:document,
    @minutes_1852_09_04:document,
    @minutes_1852_09_11:document,
    @minutes_1852_09_13:document,
    @minutes_1852_09_17:document,
    @minutes_1852_09_25:document,
    @minutes_1852_10_25:document,
    @minutes_1853_01_12:document,
    @minutes_1853_01_26:document,
    @minutes_1853_02_07:document,
    @minutes_1853_03_11:document,
    @minutes_1853_04_23:document,
    @minutes_1853_05_12:document,
    @minutes_1853_10_01:document,
    @minutes_1853_10_17:document,
    @minutes_1853_10_28:document,
    @minutes_1854_01_02:document,
    @minutes_1854_01_27:document,
    @minutes_1854_02_13:document,
    @minutes_1854_02_21:document,
    @minutes_1859_03_05:document,
    @minutes_1859_04_02:document,
    @minutes_1859_08:document,
    @minutes_1860_01_04:document,
    @minutes_1860_02_01:document,
    @minutes_1860_03_07:document,
    @minutes_1860_05_16:document,
    @minutes_1861_03_05:document,
    @minutes_1861_10_10:document,
    @minutes_1861_10_13:document,
    @minutes_1862_02_06:document,
    @minutes_1862_04_20:document,
    @minutes_1862_10_12:document,
    @minutes_1863_02_07:document,
    @minutes_1863_03_04:document,
    @minutes_1863_03_10:document,
    @minutes_1863_03_14:document,
    @minutes_1863_10_12:document,
    @minutes_1863_10_28:document,
    @minutes_1864_03_05:document,
    @minutes_1864_03_08:document,
    @minutes_1864_03_13:document
]

/* Place‑to‑collection links (the collection’s geographic scope) */
@female_and_university_medical_college_collection -> covers_place -> [
    @philadelphia,
    @chester_pa,
    @new_york,
    @boston,
    @providence,
    @bristol,
    @marlboro_ohio,
    @salem_ohio,
    @galveston_texas,
    @lincoln_maine,
    @utica_ny,
    @allentown_pa,
    @albany_ny,
    @washington_dc,
    @ohio,
    @bucks_co_pa,
    @acton_me,
    @jamestown_ny,
    @palmyra_ny,
    @toyicroft_md,
    @girard_college,
    @penn_medical_university,
    @new_england_free_med_college,
    @new_york_infirmary,
    @dewitt_dispensary,
    @birchwood_215,
    @marshall_st_315
]

/* Institutional relationship – the two colleges share governance structures (e.g., joint committees) */
@female_medical_college_of_pennsylvania -> partnered_with -> @university_of_medical_college_of_pennsylvania

/* Cross‑source person continuity – persons that appear in multiple sub‑directories are now linked to the collection */
@david_i_johnson -> participant_in -> @female_and_university_medical_college_collection
@david_j_johnson -> participant_in -> @female_and_university_medical_college_collection
@ann_preston -> participant_in -> @female_and_university_medical_college_collection
@ellwood_harvey -> participant_in -> @female_and_university_medical_college_collection
@joseph_longshore -> participant_in -> @female_and_university_medical_college_collection
@hannah_longshore -> participant_in -> @female_and_university_medical_college_collection
@dr_fussell -> participant_in -> @female_and_university_medical_college_collection
@dr_temple -> participant_in -> @female_and_university_medical_college_collection
@dr_kerr -> participant_in -> @female_and_university_medical_college_collection
@dr_cleveland -> participant_in -> @female_and_university_medical_college_collection

/* Linking the collection to the “institution” field in the PINAX record */
@drexel_production_final:organization {full_name: "Drexel University Archives"} 
@female_and_university_medical_college_collection -> held_by -> @drexel_production_final

/* Linking the collection to the “subjects” concepts (already referenced) */
@female_and_university_medical_college_collection -> about -> [
    @medical_education,
    @women_in_medicine,
    @faculty_meetings,
    @college_administration,
    @medical_degrees,
    @curriculum_development,
    @historical_documents,
    @nineteenth_century_medicine
]
```

---

**3. SYNTHESIS INSIGHTS (cross‑subdirectory patterns)**  

* **Unified provenance** – The newly created `@female_and_university_medical_college_collection` is the top‑level node that **aggregates** every minute‑book, resolution, committee report, thesis examination and graduation record that appears in *chunks 001‑011*.  This makes explicit the **single provenance chain** from each event → document → collection → PINAX metadata.  

* **Institutional partnership** – Both the **Female Medical College of Pennsylvania** (`@female_medical_college_of_pennsylvania`) and the **University of Medical College of Pennsylvania** (`@university_of_medical_college_of_pennsylvania`) are listed as **creators** of the collection and are linked by a `partnered_with` relationship, reflecting the historical collaboration (shared facilities, joint faculty meetings, and overlapping governance committees) documented throughout the minutes.  

* **Geographic network** – The collection’s `covers_place` list reproduces the full set of locations enumerated in the PINAX “place” field, connecting them to the many **student‑origin** places already present in the corpus (e.g., `@jamestown_ny`, `@palmyra_ny`, `@toyicroft_md`).  This highlights the **regional reach** of the colleges’ admissions and the **mobility of women physicians** in the mid‑19th century.  

* **Person‑level continuity** – Key faculty and administrators (e.g., `@david_i_johnson`, `@ann_preston`, `@ellwood_harvey`, `@dr_fussell`) appear across **multiple decades** (1850‑1864) and across **different sub‑collections** (early minutes, later faculty‑meeting collections, and the 1863‑1864 records).  By linking them to the top‑level collection, we can trace **career trajectories**, **re‑elections**, **resignations**, and **committee appointments** in a single graph.  

* **Subject‑concept alignment** – The collection’s `subjects` are mapped to **concept entities** (e.g., `@women_in_medicine`).  This enables **semantic queries** such as “retrieve all documents about women’s medical education” or “list all committee actions related to curriculum development” across the entire corpus.  

* **Asset integration** – Even image assets lacking OCR (e.g., `@file_a092_001_204_tif`) are now explicitly tied to the collection via `asset_of`, ensuring that future digitisation or transcription efforts can be **re‑linked** to the correct meeting or document without loss of provenance.  

* **Institutional governance** – The collection aggregates **by‑law amendments**, **regulation documents**, and **committee charters** from 1850‑1864, revealing a **chronological evolution** of governance: early By‑Laws (1850‑1852), mid‑period regulations (1854, 1860), and later amendments (1863‑1864).  This pattern is now visible as a **temporal chain** of `@regulation_*` documents linked through the collection.  

* **Cross‑college administrative practices** – The presence of **beneficiary committees**, **fundraising campaigns**, and **advertising funds** in both FMC and UMC minutes demonstrates shared **financial strategies**.  By aggregating them under the same collection, we can analyze **budgetary continuity** (e.g., the 1853 finance committee budget, the 1864 fundraising campaign) across the two institutions.  

* **Educational pipeline** – The collection ties together **student admissions**, **thesis examinations**, and **commencement ceremonies** (e.g., 3rd Annual Session 1852‑1853, 3rd Commencement 1854, 4th Commencement 1856, 2nd Commencement 1853, 3rd Commencement 1864).  This creates a **complete pipeline** from applicant residence (place) → admission (beneficiary committee) → thesis (document) → degree conferral (event).  

These synthesized connections turn a dispersed set of minute‑books, resolutions, and metadata into a **coherent, queryable knowledge graph** that captures the administrative, academic, and geographic dimensions of women’s medical education in Pennsylvania (and its wider network) between 1850 and 1864.