Reproduction of photograph depicting landscape view of Salisbury Cathedral, a medieval Anglican cathedral in Salisbury, England which features the tallest church spire in the U.K.
Reproduction of portrait painting. Includes printed slip, "The accompanying photograph of Jongers' portrait is sent with the compliments of the Committee and with their thanks for your generous interest."
Photograph depicting a landscape view of Montevideo, Uruguay, from the mountain. City buildings visible in foreground, with the harbour beyond. Photograph by Bate & Co., a Montevideo studio.
Graphic Materials, Dr. Penfield's Family
Part of Wilder Penfield Fonds
Includes birthday cards and a file of postcards and photographs, some of which are members of Dr. Penfield's family. The file is labeled "Keepers after Hudson, Book 8. - 1". The file includes:
-a photograph of Dr. Penfield, Dr. Cone and other colleagues;
-28 postcards re. Dr. Penfield and Mrs. Penfield in Paris in 1917;
-photographs of Princeton reunions;
-a reproduction of a photograph of Dr. Penfield's mother;
-a photograph of a drawing of the painting made by Dr. Penfield on a rock at Magog Meadows;
-a reproduction of Dr. Penfield at the launching of A Second Career; and
-3 reproductions of a photograph of William Osler.
Group photographs from University of Saskatchewan Faculty of Medicine
Part of Joseph Stratford Fonds
Part of Maude Abbott Collection
Includes photographs and clippings mostly of Maude Abbott, including one of McGill convocation.
"Lord Lister 1899." Photo portrait, three-quarter length, seated, to right
Reproduction of portrait painting of F. J. Shepherd, half-length, to left, hands in pockets
Portrait of F. N. G. Starr, 3/4 length, standing, full face, left hand in pocket
Signed photograph portrait of Frederic Newton Gisborne Starr (1867-1934), Canadian surgeon and distinguished professor of surgery at the University of Toronto. He was one of the founders of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada, of which he also served as President. Photograph taken by a Toronto photography studio.
Portrait of A. D. Blackader, 1/2 length, to right
William Notman & Son