Version: 10 (current) | Updated: 11/14/2025, 3:56:21 PM
Added description
@drexel_historical_collection:document {title: "Drexel University Historical Collection", creator: @drexel_university, institution: @drexel_university, created: @date_1836_03_19, language: "en", description: "A collection of historical documents from Drexel University, including medical correspondence and case studies from the homöopathischen Aerzte, and a letter regarding faculty conduct and diploma signing.", access_url: "PLACEHOLDER", source: @pinax, rights: "Public domain"}
@file_pinax -> describes -> @drexel_historical_collection
@drexel_historical_collection -> aggregates -> [@correspondence_journal, @letter_faculty_conduct]
@drexel_historical_collection -> includes_subject -> [@spigelia, @faculty_conduct, @diploma_signing, @academic_policies, @resolutions, @pledges]
@drexel_historical_collection -> associated_place -> [@allentau, @surinam, @germany, @st_college]
@case_64 -> part_of -> @drexel_historical_collection
@case_65 -> part_of -> @drexel_historical_collection
@case_76 -> part_of -> @drexel_historical_collection
@spigelia_discussion -> part_of -> @drexel_historical_collection
@archival_note -> part_of -> @drexel_historical_collection
@letter_faculty_conduct -> part_of -> @drexel_historical_collection
@c_hering -> contributed_to -> @drexel_historical_collection {role: "author of case documents, discussion, and archival note"}
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**SYNTHESIS**
- The newly created @drexel_historical_collection links the medical correspondence subdirectory (homeopathic case studies, @correspondence_journal, @spigelia, @case_* documents) with the academic/administrative subdirectory (faculty conduct letter, @faculty_conduct, @diploma_signing concepts).
- Persons such as @c_hering appear across multiple source types (author of case studies and archival note) and are now connected to the overarching collection.
- Geographic references from the metadata (Allentau, Surinam, Germany, St. College) are unified under the collection’s @associated_place relationship, showing the collection’s multi‑regional scope.
- The collection’s subject list synthesizes themes from both domains, illustrating how Drexel’s historical holdings integrate medical homeopathy and university governance documents.# Reorganization Summary The files were grouped based on their content and purpose. Medical correspondence and case studies were grouped together due to their shared focus on homoeopathic treatments and patient cases. Academic and administrative documents were grouped separately as they pertain to institutional regulations and correspondence. High-resolution images without OCR text were grouped together as they serve a distinct archival or reference purpose. This strategy ensures logical, coherent groupings that accurately represent the content of each file. ## Groups Created - **Medical_Correspondence_and_Cases**: Files containing medical correspondence, case studies, and discussions related to homoeopathic treatments and patient cases. - **Academic_and_Administrative_Documents**: Files related to academic administration, regulations, and institutional correspondence. - **High_Resolution_Images**: High-resolution image files without OCR text, likely used for archival or reference purposes.