Elizabeth A. Follansbee

[3] She attended medical school at the University of California, one of only two women students enrolled there in 1875.

[6] She was an assistant editor of The California Medical and Surgical Reporter when it launched in 1905.

[7] For two years, she shared a small practice in pediatrics with Rose Talbot Bullard, another early woman physician in Los Angeles.

[9] When Charlotte Blake Brown died in 1904, Follansbee wrote her colleague's obituary for a professional journal.

[11] In 1919, the Cabrillo Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution raised money to dedicate a children's hospital bed in memory of Follansbee.

Elizabeth A. Follansbee, from a 1910 publication.
A photo spread of the faculty members of the medical school at Southern California, published in 1905, with Follansbee as the only woman professor.