Series consists of two sketchbooks (1840s?) with caricatures of John Goodsir, Alexander Munro, Robert Knox and William Robertson kept by E. D. Worthington while a medical student, as well as related items.

This series contains typed drafts and published sermons both written and delivered by Dr. Penfield, as well as published sermons by various Presbyterian/United Church ministers.

Sheila Swanson 1980-81 400-413
Claire Callaghan 1982-83 420-427
Sandra Langlands 1983-84 440-451
Carol Morrison 1984-85 460-471
Bonita Stableford 1986-87 480-486
Leslie Sutherland 1991-92 (docs. 1988-92) 500-520
Charlotte Beck 2004-2008 1109-1120
Alison Farrell 2008-2009 1289-1290
Shauna-Lee Konrad 2009-2012 1496-1514
Shannon Gordon, 2012-2016
Natalie Clairoux, 2014-2016

The first scrapbook contains mostly British Medical Journal clippings (1942-1954). The other two scrapbooks document C. P. Martin’s personal family life (including family trees depicting five generations, leisurely interests etc.) as well as his professional life, including many newspaper clippings about McGill University and faculty.

Series consists of three scrapbooks. The scrapbooks contain notes, patient prescription information, reprints of various publications by MacDonnell, and lots of news clippings concerning various topics such as the history of Montreal, McGill University, the McGill faculty, Montreal General Hospital, and obituary notices

Series A contains Dr. Elliott’s research notebooks from his association with Selwyn College, Cambridge, the University of Pennsylvania, and the Montreal Neurological Institute. Some of this research was collaborative. Most of the series comprises research relating to the study of brain trauma as a result of head injury or neurosurgery.
This series is divided into three (3) sub-series:
A/1) Research (experiment) notebooks, 1927-1933
A/2) Research (experiment) notebooks, 1933-1949
A/3) Research (experiment) notebooks, 1944-1957

Documents concerning Pappius’s activities as a researcher, primarily the production and publication of experimental research.