The file consists chiefly of loose photographs as well as two postcards. The photographs depict Gass’s wartime experiences in France, as well as some photographs of the hospital at St, Anne de Bellevue, Quebec, and Gass's transit duties in the Rockies in 1919., including photographs of the visit of the Prince of Wales to Montreal (October 24, 1919) and the St. Anne de Bellevue Hospital (November 2, 1919). Gass's wartime photographs depict scenes from Boulogne, including the No. 3 Canadian General Hospital, pictures of nursing sisters, and wounded soldiers. Many other undated photographs are of friends or family, portraits of Gass herself, and travel scenes.

The file contains material compiled by Gertrude Henderson, including letters to Clare Gass, poetry and story written by Gass, and other ephemera, such as clippings, notes, and official documents. The story found in the file is a tyescript entitled, “The Witch of the Shubenacadie.” Letters include a memorial from King George to those who served in the war and a letter from mayor of Montreal regarding a special commemorative medal to be worn in commemoration of their Majesties' silver jubilee in1935. Clippings include notices of Gass's retirement and a 2014 on her diary. Manuscript notes oby Gass recount her educational and employment record, including years and places that she was stationed and other documents include her Certificate of Service from the Canadian Expeditionary Force, dated, 1920. The folder also contains assorted later photographs of Gass.

File consists of illustration mounted on board with two diagrams of placenta: "Concentric circumcrescrence, shewing lines of growth tension" and "Concentric circumvallation, shewing lines of growth tension and plication of chorion." Prepared for publication in the American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology.

File consists of pen illustration of metal catheter as an aid in differentiating tumors of pelvic origin (one of two illustrations), prepared on the service of Dr. A. D. Campbell.

File consists of unidentified illustration in pen.

Consists of W. W. Francis's correspondence files, arranged alphabetically by correspondent. File contains correspondents beginning with Ba through Ae.

Royal Letters Patent, creating William Osler Baronet: 11 July, second year George V (1911); with great seal Edward VIII attached, endorsed by the College of Arms, and bearing a hundred pound revenue stamp. MS in English on paper.

Contains coloured portrait, 3/4 length, seated, of Joseph Lister.

Correspondence from Mrs. Kermott to HKP. Among these letters are a few from other family members to HKP or WGP and a couple from other "K" correspondents.

Hand-written and signed letter from Mrs. Press to Mrs. E.P. Kermott, ( 1 leaf). - 07.12.1925.; Typed and signed letter, Herbert Penfield to WGP, 2 sheets-4. - 17.12.1926.; Typed letter copy, Montgomery Griffiths to JJP, 3 sheets. - 10.12.1926.; Typed letter copy, Eugene Boylan to JJP (on 3rd sh) (critique & rejection to 1st story "Laurette's Daughter"). - 17.12.1926.