Johns Hopkins, All Star Operation, 1904.

Correspondence with publisher, reviews, and an exchange of letters with Ramón y Cajal re. copy sent/not sent.

[1978, Jan.16] An announcement of the III Foundation celebration September 14-17, 1978.; [74-1068] Architectural sketch of design for the Penfield Wing.; [76-0593 #0] The foundation stone is removed from the McConnell Wing to allow building to begin of the Penfield Pavilion & [76-0593 #4].; [76-1069 #3a, #8] Dr. Robert Bell, Dr. William Feindel and Dr. Theodore Rasmussen at unveiling of Children of the Brain.; [78-2022/28] The commemorative stone at front of the Penfield Pavilion.; [78-2172] Dr. Leger, Mme. Leger, Nurse Helena Kryk, and at left, student nurse, Constance Duclos.; [81-2708] View of the new Wing from University Street; unnumbered photograph of the foundation stone.; [84-2355] The new sign for avenue Docteur Penfield replaces avenue McGregor.; A xerox copy of a photograph from the Montreal Gazette (Sept.18, 1978) of Taylor Kennedy, left with Dr. Wilder Penfield's children, (L to R) Dr. Jefferson Penfield, Mrs. William Chester, Mrs. Crosby Lewis and Wilder Penfield, Jr.; [76-2453] Color photograph of the painting of A. Jean de Grandpre, Q.C, President, Board of the Corporation and Board of Directors, MNI 1970-77 portrait by Lynn Buckham, commissioned by MNI and Bell Canada.; [83-2236] Dr. William Feindel with Lena Genush and her work.

Rough drawings of the floor plan to reutilize this building.

Photographs No. 72-1051: First sketch made by Dr. Wilder Penfield on notepaper of the Biltmore Hotel, New York of the Montreal Neurological Institute.

Architectural drawings of the proposed bridge from the Montreal Neurological Institute to the Royal Victoria Hospital.

Labeled the Lobby Ceiling, MNI building -[nothing in file February 20, 1991].