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FRANCIS LOTHIAN McNAUGHTON FONDS
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P165: FRANCIS LOTHIAN McNAUGHTON FONDS
TITLE: Francis Lothian McNaughton Fonds
DATES: 1934-1983
EXTENT: 43 cm of textual records. – 216 photographs. – 116 drawings. – 100 slides. – 3 postcards. – 2 film reels. – 1 technical drawing.
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH: Francis Lothian McNaughton was born in Westmount, Quebec, in 1906. He was educated at McGill University where he received a B.A. in 1927, a M.D.,C.M. from the Faculty of Medicine in 1931, winning the Holmes Medal for outstanding achievement, and a M.Sc. in 1941. Between 1933 and 1934, Dr. McNaughton undertook his postgraduate training in London, England (Guy’s Hospital, Maida Vale, and Queen Square). He then carried out research at the Montreal Neurological Institute (1935- 1938).
Dr. McNaughton taught at McGill University (lecturer of neurology, 1940-1944, assistant professor of neurology, 1945-1951, associate professor of neurology, 1952-1958, professor of neurology, 1959-1973, professor emeritus of neurology, 1974-1986). In 1951, Dr. McNaughton was also a neurologist at the Montreal Neurological Institute and the Royal Victoria Hospital. A year later he was appointed Neurologist-in-Chief, retaining this position until 1968. Dr. McNaughton died on Feb. 27, 1986.
CUSTODIAL HISTORY: The fonds was transferred to the Osler Library from the Montreal Neurological Institute in 1986. This was part of accession 864.
SCOPE AND CONTENT: The fonds illustrates Dr. McNaughton’s work as a neurosurgeon and consists of correspondence, letters, articles, newspaper clippings, obituaries, photographs, slides, research material and notes, course material, annual reports and drafts of his work.
The fonds is divided into three (3) series:
A) Subject Files, 1934-1981; B) Correspondence, 1940-1983; C) Visual Items, 1936-1980;
SOURCE OF SUPPLIED TITLE PROPER: Title based on the documents in the fonds.
LANGUAGE: The documents are in English.
RESTRICTIONS: Access subject to approval of the executors. Please contact the Osler Library for details.
FINDING AIDS: Inventory list available.
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RELATED GROUPS OF RECORDS: The Osler Library Archives also has material created by other members of the Montreal Neurological Institute, specifically Wilder Penfield (P142), William Vernon Cone (P163) and Kenneth Allan Caldwell Elliott (P164).
SERIES A – SUBJECT FILES
DATES: 1934-1981
EXTENT: 38 cm of textual records. – 200 photographs. – 114 drawings. – 2 postcards. – 2 slides. – 1 technical drawing. – 1 film reel.
SCOPE AND CONTENT: Series A contains correspondence, newspaper clippings, research and teaching materiel, photographs and drafts of work from Dr. McNaughton’s association with McGill University, the Montreal Neurological Institute, the Royal Victoria Hospital, the Neuro Musical International, and various professional associations. Of special importance are the biographical files pertaining to Dr. Wilder Penfield. A large portion of this series is devoted to the study of headaches including drafts of works on this topic.
Series A comprises 64 files (files no. 1 to 64). The records in each file are arranged in reverse chronological order.
SOURCE OF SUPPLIED TITLE PROPER: Title based on the documents in the series.
LANGUAGE: The documents are in English. Some documents are in French.
RESTRICTIONS: Access subject to approval of the executors. Please contact the Osler Library for details.
FINDING AIDS: Inventory list available.
GENERAL NOTE: Some files are undated.
Box 1
File 1 – Appointments, Awards, 1949-1981.
Correspondence concerning both emeritus and professional appointments of Dr. McNaughton.
File 2 – Brain and musical perception, 1959-1975.
Research material pertaining to the relationship between the brain and musical perception.
File 3 – Castaigne, Paul (visit of), 1963.
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File 4 – Neurological study of laughter, 1958-1975.
Annotated typescript of “A Neurological Study of Laughter”. Includes research material.
File 5 – Associations and Societies, 1956-1959.
Copies of the M.N.I. Fellows Society Newsletter, M.N.I. Women’s Club Annual Bulletin, agenda notice and correspondence concerning 1957 Canadian Neurological Society meeting.
File 6 – Willis, Thomas, 1976-1977.
Research material concerning the career of Thomas Willis (1621-1675).
File 7 – Willis, Thomas, 1976-1978.
Research material for an article by Dr. McNaughton entitled “Dr. Thomas Willis and the Headache”. Includes typescript and prints.
File 8 – Innervations of Intracranial Structures: A Reappraisal, 1976-1978.
Typescript and printed copy of “Innervations of Intracranial Structures: A Reappraisal” by Dr. McNaughton and Dr. W.H. Feindel. Includes correspondence.
File 9 – M.N.I. songs and no. 1 Neurological Hospital Reports, 1940-1974.
Copies of M.N.I. songs composed by various M.N.I. personnel and no. 1 Neurological Hospital Reports forwarded to Dr. McNaughton. File 10 – Headaches, 1963-1975.
Research and teaching material on the general topic of headaches.
Box 2
File 11 – Penfield. Wilder G., 1968-1978.
Correspondence to Dr. McNaughton concerning publication of a memoir for Dr. Penfield for the 1977 yearbook of the American Philosophical Society. Includes a copy of Dr. Penfield’s tribute to Stanley Cobb entitled: “Hail and Farewell to Stanley Cobb”.
File 12 – Penfield, Wilder G., 1976-1980.
Copies of “Treatment: Film portrait of Wilder Penfield” by The National Film Board (June 1980); “No Man Alone: Epilogue” by Wilder Penfield (March 1976); General bibliography of Wilder Penfield; “Wilder Penfield: His Legacy to
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Neurology”; “Wilder Penfield (1891-1976): The Man and his Work” by Dr. W.H. Feindel.
File 13 – Penfield, Wilder G. – Dr. McNaughton’s contribution to Penfield Legacy, 1976- 1977.
Dr. McNaughton’s manuscript “Wilder Penfield: His impact on Medical Neurology”. Includes typescripts.
File 14 – Penfield, Wilder G. – Obituaries, Tributes, 1975-1981.
Tributes and Obituaries. Includes book reviews of Dr. Penfield’s published works.
File 15 – Penfield, Wilder G. – Article for encyclopaedia of World Biography, 1970-1972.
Correspondence between Dr. McNaughton and McGraw-Hill Book Company concerning Dr. McNaughton’s biographical article on Dr. Penfield. Includes a copy of article.
File 16 – Penfield, Wilder G. – Published Tributes, 1976-1977.
Tributes includes Dr. McNaughton’s article for the American Philosophical Society “Wilder Graves Penfield, 1891-1976” by Sir John Eccles and William Feindel; “Wilder Penfield, 1891-1976” by Theodore Rasmussen. Includes book reviews for “No Man Alone”.
File 17 – Penfield, Wilder G. – Dr. Harrover’s poem, 1951.
Copies of Dr. Harrover’s poem for Dr. Penfield commemorating his 60th birthday.
File 18 – Penfield. Wilder G. – Biographical material, 1934-1976.
Newspaper clippings and articles pertaining to Dr. Penfield and his career. Includes original newsclipping of September 27, 1934 announcing the official opening of the M.N.I.
File 19 – Penfield, Wilder G. – Biographical material, 1959-1981.
Correspondence concerning Dr. Penfield between Dr. McNaughton and Howard Jefferson Lewis, William Gibson, Dr. R.V. Christie, and Dr. A. D. Delly.
Box 3
File 20 – Canadian Neurological Sciences meeting, Winnipeg, Manitoba, 1976.
Correspondence concerning 1976 C.N.S. meeting. Includes a reprint “11th Canadian Neurological Sciences, Winnipeg, Manitoba”.
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File 21 – M.N.I. Publicity, 1942-1961.
Newspaper clippings and correspondence concerning the M.N.I. and multiple sclerosis.
File 22 – Obituary File, 1941-1978.
Obituaries and death notices of associates.
File 23 – [A patient] (personal file), 1980-1983.
Medical file of [a patient] and his daughter [name] (confidential).
File 24 – “Dual headache and Innervations of Dura”, 193?.
Photographs used for the study of the anatomy of the headache.
File 25 – “Headache and Dura”, 1936.
Photographs used for the study of the anatomy of the headache.
File 26 – Anatomy of Dural nerves, 1937.
Research notes on topic of dural nerves concerning the study of the anatomy of the headache.
File 27 – Innervations of Intracranial Blood Vessels, 1937.
Research notes for paper by Dr. McNaughton on “Innervations of Vessels and Dural Sinuses” for the Association for Research in Nervous and Mental Disease.
File 28 – Anatomy of Dural Nerves Drawings, 193?.
Research notes and drawings on the subject of dural nerves and the anatomy of the headache.
File 29 – Headaches, 1940.
Research notes and typescripts of Dr. McNaughton’s “Headache and the Nerve Supply of Cranial Structures”.
File 30 – Cerebral Circulation, 1939-1940.
Manuscripts and typescripts of “Anatomy of the Cerebral Circulation” and “The Innervation of Intracranial Blood Vessels and Dural Sinuses”. Includes research notes.
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Box 4
File 31 – Headache – Clinical notes, 193?.
Research notes on headaches and migraines.
File 32 – Cerebral Circulation, 193?.
Research notes concerning the study of cerebral circulation and migraine headaches.
File 33 – Dural Nerves, n.d.
Photographs and illustrations used for publications.
File 34 – Dural and Perivascular [please check spelling] Nerves, 1937-1940.
Illustrations on dural and perivascular nerves for publications “The Innervation of the Intracranial Blood Vessels and Dural Sinuses” and “Dural Headaches and the Innervation of the Dura Mater”.
File 35 – Sensory Nerve Supply of Cerebral Arteries, n.d.
Typescript of “Observations on the Sensory Nerve Supply of Cerebral Arteries” by Dr. McNaughton.
File 36 – Dural Nerves, n.d.
Photographs and illustrations.
File 37 – Headaches and Neuralgias, 1962-1966.
Correspondence and research notes.
File 38 – Headache and other Head Pain (Revision), 1969-1970.
Correspondence concerning Dr. McNaughton’s revised manuscript “Headache and other Head Pain” for Otolaryngology.
File 39 – Headache and other Pain, 1966.
Correspondence and illustrations concerning the publication of Dr. McNaughton’s “Headache and other Head Pain” for Otolaryngology.
File 40 – Limbic Lobe (Anatomy and Function) and Temporal Lobe Seizures, 1972.
Research material and illustrations.
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Box 5
File 41 – Headache and other Head Pain (1974 Revision), 1961-1974.
Correspondence of Dr. McNaughton concerning his 1974 revision of publication “Headache and other Head Pain”. Includes reprint.
File 42 – Perivascular Cerebral Nerves, 1970-1971.
Correspondence to Dr. McNaughton, research notes and photographs for publication “Innervations of Intracranial Vascular Structures Study”.
File 43 – Pain Research. 195?.
Research notes and illustrations
File 44 – Trigeminal Neuralgia (Treatment). 1955-1956.
Correspondence and research material for editorial on “Trigeminal Neuralgia”.
File 45 – Neurologic Problems in Cancer, 1961.
Typescript of “Neurologic Problems in Cancer” by Gerald H. Klingon.
File 46 – Reflex Earache, n.d.
Typescript entitled “Reflex Earache” by Dr. Tremble. One copy is an noted by Dr. McNaughton.
File 47 – Neuro Musical International, 1974-1977.
Correspondence largely between Dr. McNaughton and Dr. D.H. Richter, concerning annual N.M.I meetings and conferences. Includes reel-to-reel tape of M.N.I. concert.
File 48 - Neuro Musical International, 1965-1980.
Correspondence between Dr. McNaughton and members of the N.M.I. concerning meetings and conferences.
File 49 – Reprints, 1957-1971.
Reprints of Dr. McNaughton.
File 50 – Parkinson’s Disease, 1963-1971.
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File 51 – Migraine and Headache, Research Group on, 1968-1969.
Correspondence pertaining to Dr. McNaughton’s trip to London, England to attend the Migraine-Headache Research Group Conference. Includes the photographs of Princess Margaret, Queen Elizabeth II’s sister, at the conference.
File 52 – Migraine and Headache, Research Group on, 1967-1974.
Correspondence concerning meetings of the research group. Includes some research material.
File 53 – “Prodomes of Migraine”, 1969-1970.
Correspondence and research materiel for Symposium on Description of Prodomes and Theories.
File 54 – Ninth International Congress of Neurology, 1969.
Correspondence concerning various physicians attendance at Conference in Montreal.
File 55 – American Epilepsy Society, 1948-1971.
Copies of programs for American Epilepsy Society. Includes correspondence.
File 56 – Montreal General Hospital, 1947-1953.
Correspondence concerning Dr. McNaughton’s association with thee M.G.H. Includes references to other activities.
File 57 – Headaches, Lectures on, 1960-1971.
Correspondence concerning Dr. McNaughton’s participation in teaching refresher courses for general practitioners. Includes research notes.
File 58 – Gradients of Cerebrospinal Fluid Pressures, 1960.
Unpublished typescript of Roger Morrell’s “Gradients of Cerebrospinal Fluid Pressure in the Human Lumbar Sac during Alterations from Horizontal to Upright Position”,
File 59 – Proceedings of the Conference on Cluster Headache, 1963-1971.
Copy of the proceedings (1968). Includes copies of “Headache Rounds” of the Faulkner Hospital.
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File 60 – Council of Physicians, 1982.
Ballots of executive committee elections (1982).
File 61 – Council of Physicians, 1979-1981.
Annotated minutes of meetings.
Box 7
File 62 – Miscellaneous files, 1974.
Curriculum vitae of Dr. McNaughton, samples of letterhead, correspondence requesting portrait photographs (included) and typescript “Innervations of the Carotid and the Cerebral Blood Vessels” by Albert Kuntez.
File 63 – Prognostic Indicators in Cerebral Infarction, 1979-1980.
Correspondence and copy of essay Morris Freedman “Prognostic Indicators in Cerebral Infarction”.
File 64 – Trapp, Mrs. Maria Augusta, 1952-1980.
Department of Electroencephalography reports on Maria Trapp including correspondence 2nd patient notes. Also includes Mrs. Trapp’s yearly round letter and newspaper clippings.
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SERIES B – CORRESPONDENCE
DATES: 1940-1983
EXTENT: 5 cm of textual records. – 16 photographs. – 2 drawings. – 1 postcard.
SCOPE AND CONTENT: Series B contains correspondence between Dr. McNaughton and other professionals, as well as obituaries and newspaper clippings.
This series is comprised of 30 files (files no. 65 to 94), which are arranged in two groupings, General Correspondence and Correspondence. General Correspondence (files no. 65 to 82) is arranged chronologically. Correspondence (files 83-94) is arranged alphabetically. The records in each file are arranged in reverse chronological order.
SOURCE OF SUPPLIED TITLE PROPER: Title based on the documents in the series.
LANGUAGE: The documents are in English.
RESTRICTIONS: Access subject to approval of the executors. Please contact the Osler Library for details.
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Sub-SERIES B-1 – General correspondence
Box 7
File 65 – General Correspondence, 1942-1944.
Correspondence between Dr. McNaughton and Charles Airing, Wilder Penfield, J. Preston Robb, and William G. Lennox.
File 66 - General Correspondence, 1945 & 1962.
Correspondence concerning the use of Tridione. Includes miscellaneous correspondence concerning the career of Wilder Penfield.
File 67 - General Correspondence, 1946.
Correspondence between Dr. McNaughton and Dr. Fred Mott, Wilder Penfield, Dr. Murray L. Barr, concerning the Multiple Sclerosis Fund.
File 68 - General Correspondence, 1947.
Correspondence between Dr. McNaughton and Wilder Penfield and Jan Fortuyn.
File 69 - General Correspondence, 1948.
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Correspondence between Dr. McNaughton and Donald Lloyd-Smith, Ted Rasmussen, Dr. Allan Bailey, and Dr. F.D. Mott.
File 70 - General Correspondence, 1949.
Correspondence between Dr. McNaughton and Dr. Allan Bailey, Dr. Donald Ross, Dr. Clinton Woolsey, G.R. Parkin, Dr. F.D. Mott, Dr. Paul I. Yakovlev, Sydney Sunderland, Dr. D.N. White, Dr. Theodore Rasmussen and Dr. C.M. Fisher.
File 71 - General Correspondence, 1950.
Correspondence between Dr. McNaughton and Dr. R.L. Richards, Dr. Denis White, Dr. Allan Bailey, Hugh Cairns, Dr. Allan Bird, F. Clarke Fraser, Dr. F.D. Mott, Dr. Donald Ross and Dr. Paul I. Yakovlev.
File 72 - General Correspondence, 1951.
Correspondence between Dr. McNaughton and Ralph Druckman, G.C. Papineau- Couture, Dr. Denis White, Dr. Allan Bailey, Dr. Jan Fortuyn and Jean Signald.
File 73 - General Correspondence, 1952.
Correspondence between Dr. McNaughton and Dr. A.M. Lorentz de Haas, Dr. F.M. Walshe, Dr. Charles Airing, Dr. Allan Bailey, Dr. E. A. Carmichael, Dr. Jan Droogleever-Fortuyn, Dr. Ralph Druckman, Dr. John McEachern, Dr. W.J.C. Symonds, Alec Barnum, E. Charles Kunkle, Dr. William G. Lennox, Dr. Donald Baxter, Dr. Robert Pudenz, Dr. Robert Law and curriculum vitae of Johannes Christian Beck.
File 74 - General Correspondence, 1953.
Correspondence between Dr. McNaughton and F. Cyril James, concerning the Penfield lectureship. Includes correspondence with Sir Francis Walshe and Dr. W. Horsley Gantt.
File 75 - General Correspondence, 1954.
Correspondence between Dr. McNaughton and Dr. Allan Bailey, S. Cobb, Dr. Ray Adams, Dr. Donald Lloyd-Smith, Dr. Arthur Rose, Dr. Bernard H. Smith, Dr. C. M. Fisher, Miss Grace McKechnie, D. Denny Brown and Sir Russell Brain.
File 76 - General Correspondence, 1955.
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Correspondence between Dr. McNaughton and Charles Airing, Dr. Allan Bailey, Dr. Edwin B. Boldrey, Arthur H. Campbell, Dr. A.M. Lorentz de Haas, R.M.P. Donaghy, Dr. C.M. Fisher, W.W. Francis, J. Godwin Greenfield, Dr. D. Hudel, David Howell, Herbert C. Modlin, Gordon Mathieson, Dr. Theodore Rasmussen, Dr. Bernard Smith, Dr. Allan Watters and Dr. I.S. Wechsler.
Box 8
File 77 - General Correspondence, 1956.
Correspondence between Dr. McNaughton and Stanley Cobb, Adolphe Routhier, Howard Tait, Raymond Garcin, Dr. Allan Bailey, Dr. W.R. Skelly and Dr. Bernard Smith.
File 78 - General Correspondence, 1957-1958.
Correspondence between Dr. McNaughton and Hoawrd Tait, Thomas Bain, Sydney Sutherland, Clint Woolsey, Tom Powell, Wilder Penfield, Howard Coggeshall, Joseph Evans, Allan Bailey, Hans H. Wieck, Dr. V. Eiff, Roland Mackay, Joseph Klinger, William G. Lennox, Dr. R.L. Richards, Miss A. Dawson and Mrs. G. Russell.
File 79 - General Correspondence, 1958-1978.
Correspondence between Dr. McNaughton and Dr. J. Purdon Martin, Ronald Henson, Dr. Paul I. Yakovlev, D.A. Howell, Sir Russell Brain, Dieter Janz, Stanley Cobb, Sir Charles Symonds.
File 80 - General Correspondence, 1967.
Correspondence between Dr. McNaughton and Dr. Felipe Valle, William J. Young, Father Henri Leveque, George Karpati, Mrs. Helen Cowan, Dr. J. Gilbert, John Walton, Mme Legand Midi, Mrs. Margaret B. Thorsen, Duane Dornheim, Raymond Garcin.
File 81 - General Correspondence, 1962-1968.
Correspondence between Dr. McNaughton and Graeme Robertson, John Young, J.B.R. Cosgrove, Harriet Vander Weide, M.I. Gokeen, Israel Libman, Charlres Kunkle, R.W. Gilliatt and D.S. Evans.
Sub-Series B-2 - Correspondence
File 82 – Correspondence – Aitken, Dr. Cairns, 1960-1964.
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Correspondence between Dr. McNaughton and Dr. Carins Aitken.
File 83 – Correspondence – Brain, Lord Russell, 1962-1967.
Correspondence between Dr. McNaughton and Lord Russell Brain. Includes notes on Brain’s career, appreciations, and obituaries.
File 84 – Correspondence – Brodal, Alf, 1963-1975.
Correspondence between Dr. McNaughton and Dr. Alf Brodal. Includes correspondence with Sir Herbert Jasper and Fred Walberg, concerning symposium for Dr. Brodal.
File 85 – Correspondence – Feindel, William, 1948-1949.
Correspondence between Dr. McNaughton and Dr. Feindel, concerning Feindel’s NRC grant. Includes application.
File 86 – Correspondence – Filer, Mary, 1952-1955.
Correspondence between Dr. McNaughton and Mary Filer, concerning the M.N.I. mural (“Evolution of Neurology”). Includes newspaper clippings.
File 87 – Correspondence – Lhermitte [Is this the right spelling?], Professor Francois, 1962-1963.
Correspondence between Dr. McNaughton and Francois Lhermitte [again, is there a l’hermitte?], concerning the latter’s visit to Montreal.
File 88 – Correspondence – McDonald, Dr. Ian, 1966 & 1968.
Correspondence between Dr. McNaughton and Dr. Ian McDonald, concerning the latter’s two visits to the M.N.I.
File 89 – Correspondence – Martin, J. Purdon, 1957-1959.
Correspondence between Dr. McNaughton and J. Purdon Martin. Includes correspondence with Dr. Allan Bailey, P.B. Ryan, J.N. Locke, Robert C. Diekson, Dr. C.E.G. Gould, concerning Dr. Martin’s visit to Canada.
File 90 – Correspondence – Martin, J. Purdon, 1967-1969.
Correspondence between Dr. McNaughton and Dr. Purdon Martin.
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File 91 – Correspondence – Symonds, Sir Charles, 1950-1978.
Correspondence between Dr. McNaughton and Sir Charles Symonds. Includes also correspondence between Dr. McNaughton and Dr. William Feindel.
File 92 – Correspondence – Cook, Norman, 1970-1973.
Correspondence between Dr. McNaughton and Norman Cook, concerning the former’s publication for the Journal “Headache”.
File 93 – Correspondence – Gerhard, Dr. Liselotte, 1967-1974.
Correspondence between Dr. McNaughton and Dr. Gerhard. Includes correspondence concerning Dr. Gerhard and annotated typescripts (Dr. Gerhard).
File 94 – Correspondence - “W”, 1954-1971.
Alpha file of Correspondence between Dr. McNaughton and Robert Weiner, Ron Weyman, Mr. Willard, Dr. Allan Walters, Dr. I.S. Wechsler, Ralph Westervelt, Dr. D.N. White, Sir Francis Walshe, Dr. Denis Williams, Professor E. Wollheim, Dr. Earl A. Walker and Anna Williams.
SERIES C – VISUAL ITEMS
DATES: 1950-1980
EXTENT: 216 photographs. – 116 drawings. – 100 slides. – 3 postcards. – 2 film reels. –1 technical drawing.
SCOPE AND CONTENT: Series C contains a variety of images, such as of Dr. McNaughton, Dr. Penfield, Dr. Cone and other colleagues, as well as images related to his professional work, such as of brains.
This series is divided into nine (6) sub-series:
D-1) Photographs D-2) Drawings D-3) Slides D-4) Postcards D-5) Film reels D-6) Technical drawing
SOURCE OF SUPPLIED TITLE PROPER: Title based on the documents in the series.
LANGUAGE: The documents are in English.
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RESTRICTIONS: Access subject to approval of the executors. Please contact the Osler Library for details.
FINDING AIDS: Inventory list available.
GENERAL NOTE: Some of the contents of the series are undated and unidentified.
Sub-Series C-1 - Photographs
Box 1
File 5 – Associations and Societies, 1956-1959. 21 photographs.
• 1 Montage of 6 photographs “In memory of Dr. William V. Cone”. • 1 Montage of 15 photographs “M.N.I. Fellows Reunion, April 1957”.
File 6 – Willis, Thomas, 1976-1977. 6 photographs.
• House, birthplace of William Willis (5 photographs). • Tomb of William Willis, Westminster Abbey, London, England (1 photograph).
File 8 – Innervations of Intracranial Structures: A Reappraisal, 1976-1978. 1 photograph.
• Distal branch of the middle cerebral artery of a rabbit.
Box 2
File 13 – Penfield, Wilder G. – Dr. McNaughton’s contribution to Penfield Legacy, 1976- 1977. 1 photograph.
• Portrait of Dr. Penfield (signed), To Francis, January 26, 1957.
File 15 – Penfield, Wilder G. – Article for encyclopaedia of World Biography, 1970-1972. 1 photograph of Dr. Penfield with Dr. Cone.
Box 3
File 22 – Obituary File, 1941-1978. 1 photograph of Keith MacDonald.
File 24 – “Dual headache and Innervations of Dura”, 193?. 24 photographs.
• “N. Ending in Spinal Dura (cervical region) of macacus rhesus” (2 photographs). • Images of a brain (21 photographs) • A female patient (1 photograph)
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File 25 – “Headache and Dura”, 1936. 27 photographs.
• Images of a brain ( 24 photographs) • View of a brain during an operation (2 photographs) • “Dural Nerve Trunk” (1 photograph)
File 30 – Cerebral Circulation, 1939-1940. 9 photographs.
• Images of a brain ( 3 photographs) • 1 Montage of 6 photographs of a brain.
Box 4
File 33 – Dural Nerves, n.d. 54 photographs.
• Images of a brain (54 photographs)
File 34 – Dural and Perivasccular Nerves, 1937-1940. 15 photographs.
• “The tentorium cerebelli” (1 photograph). • “Nerve Fibers in the Falx” (1 photograph). • Images of a brain (11 photographs) • “Origin of the Tentorial Nerves (T) (1 photograph). • Dural Nerves (1 photograph).
File 35 – Sensory Nerve Supply of Cerebral Arteries, n.d. 12 photographs of Photomicrograph.
File 36 – Dural Nerves, n.d. 1 photograph of Perivascular Nerves on a Pial Artery (Macacus).
Box 5
File 42 – Perivascular Cerebral Nerves, 1970-1971. 3 photographs.
• Images of a brain (3 photographs)
File 48 - Neuro Musical International, 1965-1980. 5 photographs.
• People singing (2 photographs). • Party with 6 persons (2 photographs) • Three children, 1969 (1 photograph)
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Box 6
File 51 – Migraine and Headache, Research Group on, 1968-1969. 5 photographs of Princess Margaret, Queen Elizabeth II’s sister.
File 58 – Gradients of Cerebrospinal Fluid Pressures, 1960. 1 photograph of a bed.
Box 7
File 62 – Miscellaneous files, 1974. 11 photographs of Dr. McNaughton (portrait).
Box 8
File 83 – Correspondence – Brain, Lord Russell, 1962-1967. 2 photographs of Lord Russell Brain.
File 86 – Correspondence – Filer, Mary, 1952-1955. 14 photographs.
• 14 photographs of wall mural, Art Education, Pennsylvania State College.
Sub-Series C-2 – Drawings
Box 1
File 6 – Willis, Thomas, 1976-1977. 3 drawings.
• William Willis (3 portrait drawings).
File 7 – Willis, Thomas, 1976-1978. 1 drawing.
• William Willis (1 portrait drawing).
File 8 – Innervations of Intracranial Structures: A Reappraisal, 1976-1978. 6 drawings.
• William Willis (1 portrait drawing). • Cerebral dura matter (1 drawing). • Interior of the skull, right side (1 drawing). • “Stimulation findings noted in case T.L. (1 drawing). • Base of skull (1 drawing). • Torcular with the dura of the sinuses (1 drawing).
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Box 2
File 13 – Penfield, Wilder G. – Dr. McNaughton’s contribution to Penfield Legacy, 1976- 1977. 4 drawings.
• Portrait drawings of Dr. Penfield (4 copies, one of them is signed by Dr. Penfield).
Box 3
File 24 – “Dual headache and Innervations of Dura”, 193?. 8 drawings.
• “The nerve supply of the dura (right side). (1 drawing). • View of a head (6 drawings). • Unidentified drawing (1 drawing)
File 25 – “Headache and Dura”, 193?. 11 drawings.
• View of a head (10 drawings) • Unidentified drawing (1 drawing)
File 28 – Anatomy of Dural Nerves Drawings, 193?. 10 drawings.
File 30 – Cerebral Circulation, 1939-1940. 7 drawings.
Box 4
File 33 – Dural Nerves, n.d. 13 drawings.
• View of a head (10 drawings). • “The Nerve Supply of the Dura, right side”, (2 drawings). • Unidentified drawing.
File 34 – Dural and Perivascular Nerves, 1937-1940. 5 drawings of a head.
File 36 – Dural Nerves, n.d. 5 drawings.
• “Tabula tertia” (1 drawing). • View of a head (3 drawings). • Unidentified drawing.
File 37 – Headaches and Neuralgias, 1962-1966. 2 drawings.
• “Diagram of the Cutaneous Fields of the Head and Upper Part of the Neck” (2 drawings).
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File 39 – Headache and other Pain, 1966. 17 drawings.
• View of a head (7 drawings). • “The cutaneous distribution of the trigeminal nerve and its branches” (3 drawings). • “Cuaneous innvervation of the auricle” (4 drawings). • Peripheral and central connections of the 5th, 9th and 10th cranial nerves” (3 drawings).
File 40 – Limbic Lobe (Anatomy and Function) and Temporal Lobe Seizures, 1972. 2 drawings of “The Visual (Optic) Radiations”.
Box 5
File 42 – Perivascular Cerebral Nerves, 1970-1971. 5 drawings of a head
File 43 – Drawings related to nerves and pain. 195?. 11 drawings.
File 48 - Neuro Musical International, 1965-1980. 1 drawing of “Joy Joy Joy, Season’s Greetings from the Barrours Family”.
Box 6
File 86 – Correspondence – Filer, Mary, 1952-1955. 2 drawings.
• “Joy to the World”. Mary Filer De Romo, 20 December 1955 (1 drawing). • “Season’s Greetings from Mary Filer. Golden Hurst Manor Aldington, Ashford, Kent” (1 drawing).
Sub-Series C-3 – Slides
Box 2
File 13 – Penfield, Wilder G. – Dr. McNaughton’s contribution to Penfield Legacy, 1976- 1977. 1 slide.
• “More strength to you in your effort to make surgical therapy unnecessary! Wilder Penfield, Herbert Gasper” (1 slide).
Box 4
File 33 – Dural Nerves, n.d. 1 slide.
• Microscopic detail of a brain (1 slide)
Box 9
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File 95 – Sister Marie Christ-Roi (Exophthalimic ophthalmoplegm), 1964. 3 slides.
File 96 – Transient Disturbance of Consciousness, 1971. 14 slides.
File 97 – Classification of Epilepsies, Headache Mechanisms (summarized), 1966 & 1979. 7 slides.
File 98 – The M.N.I. and Dr. Penfield, 1952-1979.
File 99 – The Innervation of Intracranial Structures: A Reappraisal, 1976. 13 slides.
File 100 – Dr. Norman Bethune, 1980. 18 slides.
File 101 – Dr. William Vernon Cone, 1950-1960. 27 slides.
File 102 –,“Man – a bundle of nerves” Illustration from Vesaluis, 1966. 1 slide.
File 104 – “Terra Cerebalis Incognita”, 1952-1959. 6 slides.
Sub-Series C-4 – Postcards
Box 5
File 48 - Neuro Musical International, 1965-1980. 2 postcards.
• Post card view of a piano, Histoirsches Museum Basel, 1969. • Postcard view of “Restaurant Schlob”, Binningen, 1970.
Box 8
File 83 – Correspondence – Brain, Lord Russell, 1962-1967. 1 postcard.
• Postcard view of “Greeting from Portland, Oregon from the Air.”
Sub-Series C-5 – Films reels
Box 5
File 47 – Neuro Musical International, 1974-1977. 1 film reel.
Box 9
File 103 – Unidentified film reel, n.d.
Sub-Series C-6 – Technical drawing
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Box 3
File 25 – “Headache and Dura”, 193?. 1 technical drawing.
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