The file contains the diary of Wilder Penfield for June 30 1957 to July 31st 1957. The front cover is inscribed “1957 Neuropathology Lab McGill University”. The diary details Wilder Penfield’s travels in England and Ireland, mentioning attending conferences, visiting Trinity College, Dublin, and attending social engagements like plays.

The file contains the diary of Wilder Penfield for 1952 to 1955. The diary details travels with Helen for leisure and for conferences and talks about the institute in relation to what he is doing and who he has met. In addition, it contains drawings with some of the entries, especially when botanical notes were taken. The first two pages of the diary are possibly legends for photographs taken or to be taken while on their trip and two entries are out of sync and placed at the back of the volume (June 1st 1955 and June 12th 1955).

The file contains the journal of Helen K. Penfield for 1946. The front cover is inscribed “Engagement of WPJr., Ferrier Lectures, Visit to Crosby + R.M. [McN Feindel Telegrams May 30/31/46]”. The volume contains entries about Wilder and Helen’s trip to England and includes telegrams, envelopes, letters to the couple from Barbara [Carelton?], newspaper clippings, a train schedule and cards. In addition, while the Journal is labelled as Helen’s, Wilder has written some entries as well.

The file contains addresses by Geoffrey Jefferson and Alan Gregg for the Montreal Neurological Institute's Second Foundation. The material is in the same file folder as A/N 3-2/6

The file contains the Director's addresses for the Montreal Neurological Institute's Second Foundation, 1953. This includes drafts, notes, and final copy as well as a copy of 'The MNI Story'.

The file contains one page inviting Wilder Penfield to the Annual Montreal Neurological Institute Stag Ski Party from Bob Pudenz and Ted Rasmussen.

The file contains correspondence and data to and from Theodore Rasmussen.

The file consists of correspondence between Wilder Penfield and Theodore Rasmussen reminiscing on the Department of Psychiatry, including a photocopy of a letter from Penfield to D.E. Cameron.

The file contains correspondence to the Montreal Neurological Society, 1933, 1968, and three case details by Hyndman, Penfield and Russel, 1933.

The file consists of correspondence to and from Wilder Penfield and F.C. James regarding project plans for a new wing of the Montreal Neurological Institute (plans, funding, reports on actions by the Executive Committee); arrangement of a fund for furnishing the Montreal Neurological Institute (MNI); the death of Dr. McEachern and Dr. Kershman (including scholarships to McGill for their children); staffing (appointments, payroll, retirement allowances and incomes, report, rental fees for rooms, staff reorganization); the creation of the Lily Griffith McConnell Foundation for Neurological Research; Winston Churchill Trophy presentation arrangements; the MNI Annual Report (1952-1953) with correspondence questions about teaching; the potential enlargement of the stadium; leave of absence arrangements and Penfield’s resignation as Professor of Neurology and Neurosurgery and Chairman of the Department.Correspondence to and from WGP and F. Cyril James, re: project plans for a new wing of the MNI (plans, funding, reports on actions by Excutive Committee), death of Dr. McEachern, correspondence surrounding retirement allowances and incomes + report and rental fees for rooms, arrangement of fund for furnishing the MNI, renomination to Senate Committee on Appointment of Doctors, staff appointments and payroll, scholarships from university for children of two recently deceased doctors (McEachern and Kershman), suggestion to invite Prince Philip to open the MNI that fall, the Lily Griffith McConnell Foundation for Neurological Research creation, MNI Annual Report 1952-53 and correspondence questions about teaching, leave of absence arrangements, suggestion of Dr. Preston Robb as Executive Assistant to the Director, potential enlargement of stadium - refers to moving entrance again, Winston Churchill Trophy arrangements for presentation to winners, announcement of staff reorganization at the MNI, WGP's resignation as Professor of Neurology and Neurosurgery and Chairman of the Department