Human Developmental Anatomy Center
		Carnegie Timeline
Carnegie Human          Embryo          Collection      Becoming a          Science      Franklin P. Mall      Exceptional          Scientist      Staging      Expansion      New Direction      Molecular      New Era		1887 - First human embryo, designated Carnegie #1 acquired by Franklin P. Mall 1890 - Carnegie Collection was transferred to the University of Chicago 1893 - Collection moved to Johns Hopkins Medical School 1914 - Department of Embryology officially opened, Franklin mall appointed Director 1917 - George L. Streeter became director of the Department 1940 - George W. Corner became director of the Department 1955 - James D. Ebert became Director of Department. Department moved to Homewood Campus of Johns Hopkins 1973 - Ronan O'Rahilly and Ernest Gardner head the department. Carnegie Collection moved to the University of california at Davis. 1990 - Carnegie Collection moved to the National Museum of Health and Medicine of the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology