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A cassette about Bethune interview, 30 minutes; A cassette of interview with Dr. Wainer on Bethune, 60 minutes; Negatives of Bethune photos; Slides of Bethune murals (2 boxes).

Notes of research on Dr. Bethune; A radio tape from BBC “Life Tide: Keith Alexander as Bethune, 1973”.

Correspondence, clipping from McGill News, Washington Post; Book review by Eugene P. Link on books about Bethune; A copy of Overview of the Life of Norman Bethune, M.D.; Some photocopies of letters by Bethune, some of them have his handwriting.

When the Specter of Death Beckons by Chi Ke (with Notes and editing on it); Doctor Norman Bethune Remembered an interview with Dr. L.J. Wainer.; Wound by Norman Bethune from The Journal of Thoracic Surgery; Bethune poetry Red Moon, and correspondence

The smiling countenances of the chancellor, principal, most of the governors, medical professors and celebrities and students’ officials of McGill at the big medical dinner. From The Montreal Daily Star, Jan. 26, 1925.

Includes photographs, booklet of la maison Bethune, Bethune portrait made of tissue, clippings of newspapers and magazines.

Fonds documents Eugene P. Link's work for his publication T.B.'s Progress : Norman Bethune as Artist, published in 1991. The fonds contains research materials, correspondence and photographs.

Includes correspondence, memorabilia, clippings from newspapers and magazines, a biography of Norman Bethune by Nancy J. Hoshlyk, a copy of Norman Bethune: international, surgeon and humanitarian; the United States connection by Eugene P. Link.

Correspondence, clippings, a photocopy of drawing by Dr. Bethune.

Interviews and other sources, includes a list of interviews; Report of Dr. Norman Bethune by Director of the International Peace Hospital Report from the Bethune Memorial Hospital Yenan, Reports from Bethune Memorial International Peace Hospital 1946-49; Chronology of Norman Bethune’s Life; Norman Bethune: The Canada-United States connection; When the specter of death beckons: reminiscence from the banks of Saranac lake, by Chi Ke; The murals of Saranac Lake; Dr. Norman Bethune Remembered – interview with Dr. L. J. Wainer.