University of McGill College. Ticket of admission to the Lying in Hospital for Mr. G. E. Armstrong from April 20- October 20, 1876. Handwritten note on back of card stating Mr. Armstrong attended the practice of the Lying In Hospital and assisted at 13 accouchements. Signed by D. C. MacCallum, M. D.

Letter (signature illegible) to Dr. Armstrong written on Department of Militia and Defence, Ottawa letterhead. Writer thanks Dr. Armstrong for his offer to help in the war effort.

Certificate signed by M. Dawson that states G. E. Armstrong attended the lectures in Botany at McGill College.

Certificate signed by J. M. Enright M. D. for the dean of the Medical Faculty. It certifies that George E. Armstrong passed oral and written examinations in Anatomy, Chemistry, Materia Medica and Institute of Medicine.

Black and white photograph of William Worrall Mayo, William James Mayo and Charles William Mayo. Autographed by the three Mayos. Photograph taken by the Studio of Clarence G. Stearns, Rochester, Minnesota.

Card admitting George Armstrong to classes of R. Palmer Howard, M. D. on Theory and Practice of Medicine. Comment on hack of card states G. Armstrong has attended regularly. Dated March 28, 1877.

Letter from A. H. Westbury to Mrs. Armstrong written by the Secretary of the Board of Management on Montreal General Hospital letterhead. Letter accompanies resolution passed by the Board on the death of Dr. Armstrong. (i. e. item 70a).

Copy of the resolution passed by the Corporation of McGill University on University letterhead expressing regret at the death of Dr. Armstrong. Signed by T. H. Matthews, Registrar.

Letter from W. G. Turner to Colonel Armstrong written from Granville Hospital. Turner refers to his recall to Canada and the various cases they have had in the hospital.

Letter from H. Symonds to Dr. Armstrong. Rev. Symonds thanks Dr. Armstrong for his generosity and tells him about a new book on salmon fishing.