The file contains 1 bound volume containing operation reports for 1940-1941, arranged alphabetically, at the No.1 Neurological Hospital RCAMC . The volume contains a book plate 'Ex Librits W.V. Cone presented to Fellows' Library, MNI'

The file contains a printed announcement of Penfield and Cone’s professional wartime services; 1 bound volume containing legends for the photographs in A/N 11-7/1; and a photocopy of R.C. Fetherstonhaugh’s ‘McGill University at War’ listing all those killed in action, killed on active service or died of wounds for 1939-1945.

The file is a brown envelope containing No.1 Neurological Hospital financial statements, bank correspondence, deposit slips, the correspondence for the creation of a library overseas, and two photographs, one of which is a group photo of the hospital staff.

The file contains correspondence between Wilder Penfield and D.O. Hebb. It details Penfield’s attendance at his last Board of Governors meeting and the the topics of discussion that arose, such as the changes which have come to the university since Penfield moved to Montreal.

The file contains the diary of Wilder Penfield for February 1962. The front cover is inscribed with “Feb 1962 Moscow-Consultation Lev Landau To Mtl Feb 25 8pm → Ar Mtl Mch 1 810pm”. The diary details the lead up to, and the consultation and aftermath of Lev Landau, Physicist, in Moscow by Wilder Penfield. The diary is stapled sheets of paper in an office specialty file folder.

The file contains 3 papers by G.H. Ettinger, Honorary Secretary of the National Research Council of Canada: ‘History of the Associate Committee on Medical Research’ (reprint of CMA Journal, April 1961), ‘Effects of Farquharson Committee Report on Canadian Medical Schools’, and ‘Origins of Support for Medical Research in Canada’ (reprint of CMA Journal, April 1958).

The file contains correspondence, memorandums and meeting agendas of the National Research Council's Advisory Committee on Medical Research.

The file contains correspondence between Wilder Penfield and C.J. Mackenzie, President of the National Research Council.

The file contains correspondence, memorandums, agendas and notes for the National Research Council's Associate Committee on Medical Research.