A to Z : Answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about our city
- CA CAC SUPC 1-1452
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- 1999
Vancouver (B.C.)
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A to Z : Answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about our city
Vancouver (B.C.)
"A toast to old McGill." / Wilder Graves Penfield
Part of Wilder Penfield fonds
1 typed manuscript.; 1 typed and hand-written draft of address with hand-written amendments and hand-written notes.; 1 menu.
"A toast to Stanley Cobb." / Wilder Graves Penfield
Part of Wilder Penfield fonds
1 typed address, with hand-written amendments.; 1 carbon copy.; 1 programme.; 1 hand-written and typed draft, with hand-written amendments.; 2 carbon copies of manuscript (1 with hand-written notes).; 1 xerox of manuscript.
A Transcontintental Search for a Good Living Environment
Wilson, Stuart A.
Part of David R. Boyd Fonds
Reprint from The Journal of Trauma and Acute Care Surgery 79, no. 3 (2015): 497-514.
Part of Wilder Penfield fonds
1 typed manuscript.; 1 typed manuscript with hand-written amendments.; 1 hand-written draft.; 1 piece of correspondence plus 1 address list.
A university with a musical ideal
This file contains an article about McGill's music department: "A university with a musical ideal" from "The musical courier" of 9 April 1913.
A variety in the Certhia Tribe
Part of James Forbes Zoological Drawings
Item consists of a pencil and partially coloured illustration of a brown bird poised on a branch, with identification and description in pen in contemporary hand: A variety in the Certhia Tribe; with wild Trees and Flowering Plants in the Concan. Figure has been cut out and pasted onto sheet, background details in pencil drawn in.
Part of James Forbes Zoological Drawings
Item consists of a colour illustration of a sea snake, among flowers. Figures have been cut out and pasted onto sheet, with background details drawn in. The caption describes the subject as "a large Water Snake, found in salt Marshy Grounds." An additional annotation in pencil by Henry Mousley identifies the species as: "Hydrophis obscurus."