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1970 Appointment diary
CA OSLER P142-Diaries-Appointment-32 · File · 1970
Part of Wilder Penfield fonds

Dr. Penfield's 1970 appointment diary. Includes a list of addresses at the back of the diary.

1970s
CA MUA MG4275-F-F1 · Subseries · 1975-1979
Part of Arvind Sharma Fonds

This subseries contains Sharma’s correspondence between 1975 and 1979 and contains personal and professional correspondence during this time. Notable names include Arun Shourie, Ingeleier Kemp Asen, and Caroline and Sheridan Coombes.

1971 Appointment diary
CA OSLER P142-Diaries-Appointment-33 · File · 1971
Part of Wilder Penfield fonds

Dr. Penfield's 1971 appointment diary. Includes a list of addresses at the back of the diary - giving titles.

1972 LE 30 July 1972
CA RBD MSG 993-16-79.9 · File · 1972
Part of Leon Edel Collection

Green compositions notebook
37 manuscript leaves
Inside cover:
• Farewell to NYU
• Edmund Wilson, etc.

CA OSLER P142-E-E/K-72-6 · File · 1972 Jun
Part of Wilder Penfield fonds

[1972, June] Photographs, including photograph 72-0769, 72-0768, 72-0767, photograph of Dr. Theodore Rasmussen, photograph of A. Earl Walker, photograph of William Feindel, photograph of Wilder Penfield, photograph 76-1026 - plaque commemorating The Webster Brain Research Fund, and a photograph of The Hughlings Jackson Lecturer.

1973 Poems Typed
CA RBD MSG 937-01.02.25 · File · 1973
Part of Ken Norris Fonds

Mainly handwritten, with some typed, poems; list in back of poems with corresponding numbers.

1973-74
CA RBD MSG 993-16-80.5 · File · 1973-1974
Part of Leon Edel Collection

Red hardbound notebook
38 manuscript leaves
Inside cover:
• Leon Edel London 1965
• Other dates

1974
CA RBD MSG 993-16-80.8 · File · 1974
Part of Leon Edel Collection

pink flowered composition book
59 manuscript leaves
Inside cover: Notes on Klein’s symposium in Ottawa, 1974
• Layton
• Rasmiisays
• David Lewis
• Edmund Wilson notes
• Notes in back on whether libraries should “monopolize” materials