6 rolls of negatives, each in a small plastic container; 1945 no caption #155 with "summer 1945" on lid; 44-45 late winter with "winter 44-45" on lid; 1945 before & after Europe with "summer 1945" on lid; early '45 Exeter Nahant ofarm with "summer 1945" on lid; June '45 Farm A. Chester with "summer 1945" on lid; and 1947 no data [Kate '.swimming] with "1947" on lid

Contained in a metal box, there are 211 photographic slides showing scenes from Hong Kong and Peking during the Penfield's trip there in 1962.

The file consists of the Final Report of the Curriculum Revision Committee 1959; revised time tables for the new curriculum and for transitional year, 1959-1960 (confidential do not release to press); and a 1957 report of the curriculum Committee.

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

The file contains the departmental reports of the McGill Teaching Curriculum Committee. This includes reports on or from the departments of Biochemistry, Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Ophthalmology, Health and Social Medicine, Department of Anatomy, Otolaryngology, Pediatrics, Physiology, Radiology, Surgery, Bacteriology, and Anaesthesia. There are several reports on teaching such as hours reported, class accommodations, number of teachers, type of teaching provided to undergraduates, and specifically the teaching of genetics to medical students. In addition, there is a letter discussing the introduction of medical students to the use of a medical library, a letter from Thomas W.M. Cameron to the Dean of the Faculty of Medicine about the course in Parasitology given at Macdonald College, and an Intra-departmental Committee report on the curriculum in Pharmacology by K.I. Melville.

This file contains documents related to the Third Foundation, including convocation program, Staff Day invitations, the Third Foundation Program, stationary samples, notices and notes for planning. Folder 2 of 2.

The file contains newspaper reports about the Montreal Neurological Institute Third Foundation, a pin and empherma. Folder 1 of 2.

The file contains a diary, potentially Wilder Penfield’s, inscribed with “Diary: D. Kermott 1910” and it covers the dates July 9th 1910 until 1912. It contains lines of verse, stories, lists of christmas presents received 1911, list of books wanted, list of songs “Lest we forget the old songs”, and a list of “books and plays I have read”.

12 black and white photographs, each with a duplicate, labelled as prints from October 1959. They show several adults and numerous children surrounding a packed car, a building site for what appears to be a house overlooking a view of water, on a dock with tied up boats, and gathered before a man speaking with a trophy.

The file contains correspondence primarily between Theodore Rasmussen and others discussing business of the McGill Teaching Curriculum Committee. The focus is on the curriculum, courses, and course schedules for the Department of Neurology and Neurosurgery, including handwritten notes about schedules and schedules of lectures, demonstrations and laboratory periods. In addition, there is correspondence on the distinction between full- and part-time students; the interest in cross-teaching neurology courses at the Montreal General Hospital and the Royal Victoria Hospital; the interest in integrating different disciplines further in courses; the future of Neuroanatomy and Neurophysiology; and correspondence with other medical teaching faculties about teaching programs, including a University of Saskatchewan teaching program outline.