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The file consists of the minutes of the McGill Teaching Curriculum Committee from 1955 to 1958.

The file consists of correspondence and course outlines of the McGill Teaching Curriculum Committee for undergraduate students in the Faculty of Medicine.

The file consists of correspondence and course material (outlines, schedules, etc.) of the McGill Teaching Curriculum Commitee for Post Graduates students in the Faculty of Medicine.

The file is composed of documents related to McGill Selection Committees. Included is the correspondence, memos, reports and CVs related to the Joint Selection Committee to appoint a Surgeon-in-Chief of the Royal Victoria Hospital and Professor of Surgery at McGill University; documents regarding the development of full-time surgery professors at McGill University and its teaching hospitals; and the correspondence, meeting notices, and reports on duties and candidates for the Selection Committee for a Chair in Neurology. In addition, there is correspondence about donations and grants for research in the University Medical Clinic, and Wilder Penfield’s acceptance of membership on various selection committees.

The file consists of the minutes, membership lists, and resolutions of the McGill Medical Committee on Post-War Educational Rehabilitation. In addition, there is a questionnaire and a statistical report of the Canadian Medical Procurement and Assignment Board on the rehabilitation of Medical Officers, Royal York Hotel, Toronto, Friday May 26, 1944.

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 Wilder Penfield’s general correspondence, arranged alphabetically. It primarily concerns the Osler Library, including topics such as the Osler Visiting Librarianship position, a list of loanable books added recently to the Osler Library (1959), grants to establish a William Osler Lecture in the History of Medicine, the proposal for the development of the Wellcome Camera (the establishment of a reading room at Osler), and the establishment of a Wellcome Fellowship in the History of Medicine.

The file contains an original sketch of the MNI by Wilder Penfield which was included in No Man Alone. The sketch has been cut down for inclusion in the book. In addition, there is a description of the image and its creation in English and French.

The file contains original letters concerning the Montreal Neurological Institute (MNI), specifically the budget, definitions of what the MNI is, the Rockefeller Foundation, the breaking of ground in its construction, and the MNI’s connection to the Royal Victoria Hospital.

The file contains original letters concerning the Montreal Neurological Institute, specifically the naming of the wards; the creation of the motto; the Rockefeller Foundation; and a report on the ‘Review of the Discussions of the Bridge and Functional Cooperation between the Royal Victoria Hospital and the Montreal Neurological Institute’ by Wilder Penfield.