Dr. Stella Bradford in her garden

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Undated photo postcard.



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  1. Nancy Arny Pi-SunyerFebruary 21, 2015 at 7:23 PM

    I knew "Aunt" Stella Bradford. She was a dear friend of my grandmother's and was one of the first women physicians in America. I have donated her medical bag to the Montclair Historical Society. Stella was instrumental in developing the connections between First Congregational Church and Mountainside Hospital.

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