• Newspaper and magazine Clippings, notes of Tuberculosis, chest surgery and Dr. Archibald
• The SAGA of white plague, chapter 3 of the life story of Dr. Edward W. Archibald, from E. Caher to Dr. M. Entin
• News from the world literature edited by Charles W. Lynde, MD, FRCPC
• Dr. E. Archibald and surgical treatment of tuberculosis, a chapter of the life story of Dr. Edward w. Archibald (1872-1945), by M. A. Entin, M. D.
• A review of tuberculosis meningitis in a Canadian pediatric hospital, by Lissette Navas, MD, Elaine Wang, MD, CM
• The use of BCG, from CAN MED ASSOC J 1992. 146 (4)
• Newspaper clippings of TBC in 1991
• Notes of TB in U.S.
• The story of clinical pulmonary tuberculosis, by Lawrason Brown, M.D.
• Tuberculosis in Soviet Union (1913-1949)
• Tuberculosis surveillance in immigrants to Manitoba

• Archibald’s research on wound healing, traumatic shock and pulmonary physiology
• Short communication: postoperative keloids-treat or ignore?
• Explanatory notes and commentary on The Surgical Treatment of Open Wounds
• The W-plastic versus the Z-plastic scar revision
• Explanatory notes and commentary on the healing of wounds
• Early history of wound treatment
• History of surgery (radiology and anesthetics)
• Evolution of experimentation in medicine
• History of medicine: a real man
• A surgeon’s life autobiography of J. M. T. Finney
• The story of surgery by Harvey Grattam
• Material for history of surgery
• Teaching the two faces of medical history by Francis D. Moore;
• A portrait of surgery by Gert H. Brieger
• History of British surgery: The Company of Barber-Surgeons and the separation of the Barbers and the Surgeons
• Nova Scotia’s pioneers in radiology by John E. Aldrich
• X-rays
• Some observations on early diagnostic radiology in Canada, by J.K. Lipinski
• History of X-ray and X-ray therapy
• RABI: scientist and Citizen by John S. Rigden
• Marginalia: the sense of discovery and vice versa by Keith Stewart Thomson American scientist, v. 71
• Principles of Research in Biology and Medicine by Dwight J. Ingle
• Marginalia: Reductionism and other isms in biology by Keith Stewart Thomson American scientist, v. 72
• Review of Design Considerations from Designing a Research Project: The basics of biomedical research methodology
• Richard Hunter memorial meeting
• Arabian medicine in the middle Ages
• The exodus of Canada’s elite physicians continues
• Is the clinician-scientist really vanishing? Encouraging results from a Canadian institute of medical science
• How Knowledge Influences Learning by Robert S. Siegler
• Language and the physician: Postscript
• Mind to mind: persuasion in medical writing

• Correspondence, reminiscences from Dr. Archibald’s daughter

• Letters from Edward Archibald to Mrs. Archibald

• Correspondence, notes, editorial comments on Life Story of Edward Archibald
• Recommendation and C. V. of Veronique Schami
• Physician-authors: Doctors take aim at a healthy market, CMAJ, vol. 140, June 1, 1989

• Meeting minutes, Agenda, phone calls’ record
• Royal Victoria hospital-centennial volume: summary of tentative outline
• R.V.H. Alumni Newsletter, v. 3, no. 1 (winter 1989/1990)

• Meeting minutes, agenda, correspondence (1986-1992)

• Correspondence, meeting minutes, contract of R.V. H and Neville Terry on the publication of centennial volume

• Meeting minutes, correspondence, agendas, reports, posters, estimated cost of publishing
• Newsletter of Hannah Institute for the History of Medicine, No. 3 (Jan. 1989)

Research being compiled by Gibson. M.E. sends copy of journal chapter from Helen Penfield, dated spring 1956, and speech by Dr. Wilder Penfield on link between science and religion.