Notes taken by George Cullen from January, 1899-May, 1900 from various medical courses attended at the Northwestern University Medical School.

Professional papers of medical school Dean Irving S. Cutter including research into the state of American medical libraries, writings on medicine and medical history, correspondence, and ephemera.

Professional papers of professor Nathan Smith Davis III, including material related to a departmental survey at the time of the medical school's move to the current campus, and to Davis's membership in the American Medical Association and the Clinical Section of the Chicago Heart Association.

The papers of Emilius Clark Dudley, MD, comprise a manuscript of his book Medicine Man and correspondence and ephemera related to his career as a professor of gynecology. Also included is a bound volume of Dudley's lectures transcribed during the 1882-83 school year.

Papers related to the education and career of Professor John H. Long (1856-1918) including diplomas, his doctoral thesis, and a letter in German from chemist Lothar Meyer.

This is an artificial collection of 8 films created by or collected by Northwestern University Medical School (now known as Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine), spanning the years 1929 to 1959. It includes both unedited footage and produced films.

Two notebooks of lecture notes kept by John M. Mitchell for William A. Locy's zoology course at Northwestern University (1911-12) and Isaac A. Abt's pediatrics course at Northwestern University Medical School (1915-16), and accompanying materials.

Collection of photographs, newspapers, correspondence, certificates, publications, and miscellaneous archival items belonging to and related to surgeon and Northwestern professor John Benjamin Murphy (1857-1916).

Papers related to the career of nutritionist Tom D. Spies, including reports and promotional information about the Institute of Nutrition at Northwestern University and the Spies Committee for Clinical Research.

Writings, drawings, and photos related to the surgical practice of Weller Van Hook, Chair of Surgery at Northwestern University Medical School, 1896-1908.

Two typewritten manuscripts by William F. Windle, PhD - a 1943 Founders' Day address titled "The Beginning of Anatomy in Our Medical School" and a 1940 book titled "Physiology of the Fetus: Origin and Extent of Function in Prenatal Life" - with accompanying correspondence.