1 xerox.; 1 typed draft with hand-written amendments.; 1 typed and hand-written draft, with hand-written amendments and hand-written notes.

Sandy Nicholson subsequent correspondence with Mrs. Althea Douglas, etc.:
-Letter from S.Nicolson to Dr. Francis McNaughton.
-Profile of Sandy Nicholson.
-Answer from Mrs. Althea Douglas.
-Correspondence between Mr. Nicholson and Mrs. Douglas re. tape and contribution.

[Photograph 76-2534] At the Faculty Club - (L. to R.) William Gerber, Arthur Elvidge, William Cone, Wilder Penfield [singing]. Seated: Francis McNaughton, William Feindel.

1 typed manuscript.; 1 typed manuscript with hand-written amendments.; Hand-written notes for inserts.; Typed captions with hand-written amendments (removed by WP), 1 with 1 mounted photograph.; 1 typed bibliography with hand-written amendments.; Hand-written worksheets (many).; 15 mounted photographs with hand-written notes.; 1 reprint, added 1978.; 2 pieces of correspondence.

Newspaper clippings, including:; [1956, May 10] The Montreal Star 'Deficit of $50,000 reported by Neurological Institute' with photograph of William Cone, Theodore Rasmussen, Dr. Israel Wechsler, Dr. Francis McNaughton and Wilder Penfield'.; The Gazette 'Helicopter Service proposed for MNI'.; The Gazette 'Freedom produces efficiency'.; [1956, May 11] The Gazette 'The Neurological'; and 'Six to receive McGill Honors.

McNAUGHTON, Francis (size in cm) 15 .5x11, (frame) black, (mat) ivory mount, (overall) 22x17.

[83-2809] Photograph and enlargment of a doctor presenting a patient's history at Grand Rounds. No date on photograph. An elderly Dr. Francis McNaughton is seen in the audience.

Dr. McNaughton was a research fellow at the MNI (1935-38), a Neurologist at the MNI (1951), and Neurologist in Chief MNI (1952-68). File contains:; CV.; Photos No. 68-1134, 76-2225, 76-2634, 84-0772, 84-0793.; Newspaper clippings.

[1976, September] Program for the installation of the EMI Spine and Body Scanner at the Montreal Neurological Institute.; 2 photographs of Dr. Feindel (the Director) Dr. Francis McNaughton and ? gentleman involved with invention of machine. (Nos. 76-2225 and 76-2226.)