Includes notes, booklets, and correspondence.

Sub-series consists of bound appointment diaries used by Dr. Penfield to kep track of both his personal and professional engagements between 1930 and 1976.

Subseries contains copies of reprints published by Arthur Vineberg in scientific and medical journals and chapters of books on which Vineberg collaborated. It covers all his career but more specifically after 1950 until 1975. These reprints reflect the progress of Vineberg's work and his findings on myocardial revascularization. Subseries contains 98 files, arranged by date of publication.
Includes reprints and photocopies.

Sub-series A-1 contains professional correspondence concerning a wide variety of medical topics, and dating, for the most part, in the 1950s. This sub-series is comprised of 71 files (files no. 1 to 71), which are arranged alphabetically. The records in each file are arranged in reverse chronological order.

Subseries contains two files of correspondence about Vineberg's publications. The first file contains requests for reprints sent by other doctors to Vineberg and the second one contains correspondence between Vineberg and publishers and editors. Includes correspondence and cards of requests of reprints.

Includes photographs, sketches, correspondence, badges, notes, pamphlets and booklets.

This subseries contains records related to J.W. McConnell’s philanthropic and fundraising efforts on behalf of higher education institutions, dating between 1931 and 1960.

Material in this subseries includes addresses, programs and other ephemera, correspondence, reports, commemorative awards, portraits, and mementos.

This subseries contains research documents pertaining to William Feindel’s work at McGill University other than his role at the Montreal Neurological Institute, including his work for faculty clubs.

This subseries consists of an assortment of research, papers, and photographs on Wilder Penfield collected by William Feindel.

Subseries contains a copy of Dr. Arthur Vineberg's thesis on the mechanism of gastric secretion, presented in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the Degree of Doctor of philosophy(physiology) at McGill University in September 1933.