This subseries contains records related to J.W. McConnell’s involvement in St. Lawrence sugar refineries between 1912 and 1977.

Material in this subseries includes federal and provincial income tax statements and annual statements, and minute books of the executive and general meetings.

Subseries consists of information about a project of Dr. Earl F. Nation to produce a reduced copy of the Osler bust sculpted by Hans Schuler and exhibited at Johns Hopkins Hospital. Includes correspondence.

This sub-series contains Penfield’s passports, commission, some medical records, and a photocopy of his will.

Subseries consists of records related to television and radio broadcasts. Contains 1 file of correspondence and a questionnaire.

Media appearances by Vineberg to promote his book:
"One Hour with Harry", 1977
"To Tell The Truth", NBC, 1976
"That Morning Show", CBC 1968
"Something Summer", CBMT, CBC radio 1968
"TV Nurse Interview of the Vineberg Heart Operation", CHSJ, New Brunswick, 1968
sequences of his film "Heart Operation", CBMT, Montreal 1967
"Aujourd'hui", Société Radio-Canada 1965

Sub-series contains one file which gathered book reviews, article reviews, editorials, letters written by Vineberg for medical serials, publication of medical associations, medical newspapers and publishers. Includes correspondence, reviews, drafts, newspaper clippings and copies of mss.

Sub-series consists of bound appointment diaries used by Dr. Penfield to kep track of both his personal and professional engagements between 1930 and 1976.

This series contains several of Dr. Penfield's personal appointment diaries, and several diaries of his wife, Helen Kermott Penfiedl. It also currently includes a photograph album from 1913-1916, a scrapbook from Dr. Penfield's time at Galahad School (1905), some miscellaneous material collected by Dr. William Feindel concerning Dr. Penfield and the Montreal Neurological Institute, and an old reprint mailing list compiled by Dr. Penfield.

This sub-series consists of both original diaries of Wilder Penfield and photocopies of original diaries made by Jefferson Lewis in the course of his research. More precisely, the diaries dating from 1906 to 1914 are originals; those for subsequent years are photocopies of diaries left by Penfield in the vault of the MNI and now part of the Wilder Penfield Archive (P142) held in the Osler Library Archives. These diaries contain an unparalleled personal chronicle of Penfield’s work, travels, encounters, and reflections. The original volumes from his youth provide unique insight into the development of his character and of his ambitions.

Materials collected and created by Dr. Penfield in producing writings which were not books, and for which no reprints exist. (W/PNR = Writings/Published No Reprint)

This sub-series consists of a typescript draft of Penfield’s final work, his autobiography No Man Alone, which includes his corrections in the margins. The autobiography was published posthumously in 1977 as No Man Alone: A Neurosurgeon’s Life, by Little and Brown in Boston.