1942-1992, inclusive

Personal name, Kelly, Edmund Bredow, 1900-1964

Edmund B. Kelly
11 Dec 1900- 10 Nov 1964
Edmund Bredow Kelly, son of Howard Atwood Kelly considered one of the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine's founding physicians, was born in Baltimore, Maryland. After graduating from Gilman School, Kelly received his B.A. from Princeton University in 1921. He finished graduate course work the following year in anticipation of admission to Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. Kelly received his M.D. from Johns Hopkins in 1926 and began his surgical training at Johns Hopkins Hospital. After completion of his training, Kelly entered his father's practice, the Kelly Clinic on Eutaw Street, specializing in radium therapy. Before the onset of World War II, Kelly and some family members embarked on a world cruise aboard their sailboat Fiddler Green. Kelly enlisted in the Johns Hopkins Hospital Base Unit 18 in 1942 achieving the rank of major. Kelly retired from his medical practice in 1946.

Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, student, 1922-1926

Johns Hopkins Hospital, 1926

2012-115

2012-016

2011-032

2010-118

2006-079