United States, Georgia, Meriwether County, Warm Springs, 32.89041, -84.681041934/1936"Dowdells Knob at picnic, Warm Springs, ca. mid-1930s. "Dr. Ed"-known as by friends and associates. Dr. Charles Edwin Irwin with F. D. R. These picnics were popular event at the Rehab. Center. Dr. Irwin, internationally famous polio physician came to Warm Springs in 1934 at FDR's request to perfect the after effects of polio from Emory University. Came at FDR's request to perfect the development of the foundation's work in rehab treatment. Irwin's first position was as Medical Director and later Chief Surgeon. Note: silver print."--from field notesimage/jpeghttp://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-CR/1.0/Georgia Warm Springs Foundation--EmployeesHealth facilities--Georgia--Warm Springs--EmployeesPublic Health--Georgia--Warm SpringsDr. C. E. Irwin - F. D. R.StillImage