Chuck Roland

• CA OSLER P125-F-F8-214
• File

Part of American Osler Society Fonds

Michael Bliss, Elizabeth Bliss

• CA OSLER P125-F-F8-219
• File

Part of American Osler Society Fonds

Richard Kahn, Jonathan Erlen, others

• CA OSLER P125-F-F8-223
• File

Part of American Osler Society Fonds

Letters from E. W. A. to his wife and mother, July to 30 September 1915

• CA OSLER P088-10
• File
• 1915

Part of Edward William Archibald Fonds

File consists of 16 letters from E.W.A to his wife and 1 letter to E. W.A. from his mother. Also includes 8 unmatched envelopes.

Letter from E.W. Archibald to his wife and letter from John McCrae to E.W.A. with copy of “In Flanders Fields”

• CA OSLER P088-12
• File
• 1915

Part of Edward William Archibald Fonds

• Letter from E.W.A to his wife.• Letter from John McCrae to E.W.A. Copy of “Flanders Fields” by John McCrae in E.W.A’s handwriting, November 1915.• Looking for mention of “Flanders Field” – Clare Gass

10 letters from Dr. E. W. Archibald to his wife April to August 1919. One letter from Billy Archibald to his mother, Mrs. E. Archibald

• CA OSLER P088-19
• File
• 1919

Part of Edward William Archibald Fonds

• Ten letters from E.W.A. to his wife – April-August.• One letter from Billy Archibald to her (his?) mother, Mrs. E. Archibald.

15 letters from Dr. E. W. Archibald to his wife, 1922

• CA OSLER P088-21
• File
• March to December 1922

Part of Edward William Archibald Fonds

• Fifteen letters from E.W.A. to his wife.

Letter from Henry M. W. Gray to E. Archibald

• CA OSLER P088-23
• File
• 1923

Part of Edward William Archibald Fonds

• Letter from Henry Gray to E.W.A. 1923.

Speech for opening of MNI

• CA OSLER P088-28
• File
• 1934

Part of Edward William Archibald Fonds

• Two letters from E.W.A. to his wife, undated• Oration of Dr. E.W.A. at opening of M.N.I.

"Pathologie Externe"; "Pathologie Interne"

• CA OSLER P088-31
• File
• 1894

Part of Edward William Archibald Fonds

Consists of clothbound notebook containing two subjects, each beginning at opposite ends of the book (so that the book must be flipped over to read the other subject). Each subject is written only on the recto of the page, starting from opposite e...