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Archival description
Dr. Henry Gault fonds
CA NL0001 025 · Fonds · 1899-2002, predominant 1960-2002

The fonds consists of research material, correspondence, photographs, publications, poster displays, and other material. Fonds is composed of the following series:
1.0 Research Material, 1960-2000
2.0 Posters, Symposiums and Conferences, 1967-1999
3.0 Finances and Applications, 1972-1998
4.0 Correspondence, [Contains Restricted Material], 1973-1992
5.0 Teaching and Memorial University, [Contains restricted Material], 1972-1999
6.0 Reference Material, 1918-1999, predominant 1960-1999
7.0 Photographs, [1983-2003]
8.0 Slides,1950-1951
9.0 Audio Cassettes, 1970-2002
10.0 Floppy Disks
11.0 Personal,1932-2001
12.0 Paper and Publications, [Contains Restricted Material], 1960-1999
13.0 Restricted Material
14.0 Miscellaneous, 1899-1996

Gault, Dr. Henry
Dr. James Barrowman fonds
CA NL0001 004 · Fonds · 1960-1993

Fonds consists of correspondence, teaching notes, research materials and articles, and photographic material relating to Dr. James Barrowman and his work in the Faculty of Medicine at Memorial University of Newfoundland. Fonds is composed of the following series:
1.0 Correspondence and Miscellaneous Materials, 1974-1990, (Contains restricted material)
2.0 Teaching Materials, [between 1974 and 1991], (Contains restricted material)
3.0 Research Materials, 1964-1989, (Contains restricted material)
4.0 Photographs and Slides, [19-?-1990], [predominant, 1970-1990]
5.0 Essays, Experiments, Studies, Workshops, Correspondence and Papers, 1960-1993 (Contains restricted Material)

Dr. John Martin fonds
CA NL0001 014 · Fonds · 1933-1998, predominant 1950-1970

information relating to the writing and publication of Leonard Albert Miller: Public Servant, written by Dr. John Martin and published in 1998. Fonds is composed of the following series:

  1. Publication materials
  2. Notes and research materials
  3. Bibliography and publications
  4. Illustrations and photographs
Martin, Dr. John
CA NL0001 005 · Fonds · 1967-1979

Fonds consists of material (mostly newspaper articles) relating to the planning, construction, staffing, and administration of the Medical School at Memorial University and the Health Sciences Centre in which it operates. There are photographs of the first staff members and the first medical students to work at the School. Fonds is composed of the following series:

  1. Miscellaneous Faculty of Medicine Material, 1968-1978
  2. Photographs, 1970-1974
  3. Newspaper articles, 1967-1979
CA NL0001 015 · Fonds · 1973-1999

As the Faculty of Medicine begins a new academic year of instruction, it is compulsory that photographs be taken of each class of students. The First year medical students, Second Years, Third Years, Fourth Years, and Interns and Residents have their photographs taken. The effort is organized by the Office of Student Affairs and the pictures are disseminated for the benefit of the Faculty, staff and administration of the Medical School. It not only allows for the identification of students according to their current year of study in the Medical Sciences but also provides a record of past graduating classes and numbers of physicians who have enrolled in and graduated from the Medical School at Memorial University of Newfoundland.

Fonds contains photographs of Medical students from years 1973-1999 and a small number of photographs of Nursing Students covering the years 1981-1982. Fonds is composed of the following series, each corresponding with the date of the class of students:

1.0 Medical Students, 1974-1999
2.0 Nursing Students, 1981-1982
3.0 Medical Students, 1973

Faculty of Medicine
CA NL0001 017 · Fonds · 2000-2003

This oral history project resulted from a Young Canada Works Grant in Heritage Institutions awarded to the Faculty of Medicine Founders’ Archive. Two students were hired to arrange, conduct and transcribe interviews with individuals who were involved in the early days of the Medical School at Memorial University of Newfoundland, Canada. The project lasted for 11 weeks with 11 interviews conducted and transcribed and placed in the holdings of the Founders’ Archive. The archive, in the spirit of this project, has conducted further interviews in 2002 and 2003.

Fonds is composed of 15 interviews and 20 audiocassettes containing these interviews. The collection consists of the following interviews:

INTERVIEWEE DATE INTERVIEWER

  1. Dr. John Martin 12 July 2000 Candy Owens
  2. Dr. William Marshall 13 July 2000 Kieran Walsh
  3. Edgar House 17 July 2000 Kieran Walsh
  4. Ian Rusted 18 July 2000 Candy Owens
  5. Wallace Ingram 24 July 2000 Kieran Walsh
  6. Nigel Rusted 4 August 2000 Kieran Walsh
  7. Ian Rusted (filed with # 4) 9 August 2000 Candy Owens
  8. Sharon Buehler 11 August 2000 Candy Owens
  9. Brian Payton 16 August 2000 Kieran Walsh
  10. A. Maxwell House 22 September 2000 Greg Walsh
  11. Douglas Eaton 14 September 2000 Kieran Walsh
  12. Dr. Augustus T. Rowe 14 May 2002 Stephanie Harlick
  13. Dr. J.D.W. Tomlinson 30 January 2002 Dr. Shakti Chandra
  14. Dr. J.D.W. Tomlinson (filed with # 13)18 March 2002 Dr. Shakti Chandra
  15. Dr. William Marshall 20 November 2003 Stephanie Harlick
CA NL0001 007 · Fonds · 1960-1983, predominant 1968-1974

Health Science Information and Media Services (HSIMS) has been documenting the formation and development of the Faculty of Medicine and the Health Sciences Centre since the first mention of a medical school for Memorial University. The photographs and visual materials in this collection were part of a large display that was created by HSIMS in 1983 on the anniversary of the Medical School at Memorial. It originally hung in the lobby of the Health Sciences Centre until 1984 when it was removed and stored and later, donated to the Faculty of Medicine Founders’ Archive.

Fonds consists of photographs and visual material relating to the planning, staffing, construction, and administration of the Faculty of Medicine and the Health Sciences Centre in which it operates. Fonds is composed of the following series:

1.0 Health Sciences and Early Thoughts, 1960-1964
2.0 Feasibility Studies, 1965-1967
3.0 Acceptance, 1967
4.0 Development of Educational Programmes, 1968-1969
5.0 Faculty Recruitment, 1968-1969
6.0 Construction, 1969-1974
7.0 The Mortar That Holds The Bricks Together, 1969-1974
8.0 The Early Years, 1973
9.0 Graduation, 1973
10.0 The Medical School Moves to the HSC, 1973-1978
11.0 General Hospital Moves to the HSC, 1978-1978
12.0 Medical Consultation, 1823-1983

CA NL0001 012 · Fonds · 1978-1991

As part of its mandate, HSIMS (Health Sciences Information and Media Service, formerly called Medical Audio Visual Services [MAVS]) created many videocassettes for the Medical School after its formation and made them available as teaching aids, public awareness tools and medical learning resources for students, staff and faculty. They were written, produced, directed and designed by the staff of HSIMS and also involved students, staff and faculty from Memorial and affiliated teaching hospitals in the St. John’s area. They were retained in the HSIMS storage area in the Health Sciences Centre.

The videocassettes cover the many projects and subjects worked on by HSIMS during the years 1978-1991, including community activities, health education, outreach to youth, and many other topics dealing with medicine and the provision of health care in Newfoundland and Labrador.

Health Sciences and Information Media Services
Fonds · 1968-1975

The plans provide a detailed look at the estimated and speculative development of Memorial University's new St. John's campus. They show proposed sites of buildings, parking lots, student residences, faculty living quarters, etc., all in relation to St. John's landmarks and locations. The Master Plan is at the back of the report: the text and drawings explain why the plan takes the form it does and shows how it may be transformed from a two-dimensional paper pattern to an actual place that once can inhabit and walk about. The sections examined in detail throughout the plans include: 1. The University and the City; 2. The Academic Brief; 3. The Topographical Study;4. The South Campus and the Junior Division; 5. The Building Pattern; 6. The Circulation System; 7. The Landscape Design; 8. The Schematic Master Plan; 9. The Main Block; 10. The Library; 11. Convocation Hall; 12. Physical Education; 13. University Theatre; 14. South Campus Link Block; 15. The Senior College; 16. Architectural Character.

Memorial University of Newfoundland
Collection · Copied Nov.1997 (originally created [193-?])

Collection consists of 6 photographs copied from photographs collected by Edgar Baird relating to Glenwood, Gambo and Bay D'Espoir, Newfoundland.

Collection includes 2 images of the SS Kyle unloading in the ice at Bay D'Espoir, with loggers using teams (mostly oxen), dated Mar. 1939; a photograph of men taking supplies by horse and sled to a logging camp (193-); and a photograph of Gleneagles ( site of a flying boat base), Glenwood.

The collection also includes a photograph of Mi'kmaq woman, Maggie John, Glenwood, posing with baskets in front of her log cabin, and a portrait of Jesse Abbott, logger and riverman of Gambo. Abbott died when releasing a log jam and was swept over the falls.

Baird, Edgar