This fonds contains certificates, photographs, and diaries belonging to Dr. Crane as well as some of his collected materials.
Sem títuloThis series contains his High School certificate, American College of Physicians certificate, Western University Alumni Association certificate, and University of Toronto Certificate. It also contains University of Toronto registration cards from 1894-1898.
Includes binder of photographs and information on Crane. Pictures of Crane, Frederick Banting and others include Mrs. Crane and Mrs. Albright. Also contains photographs and negatives of local doctors collected by Crane.
This series contains Dr. Crane’s personal diaries as well as diaries of his gardener at his property ‘Kelligrew’. The diaries contain entries about personal and professional matters, the Alumni Association, the Noon-Day Study Club newsletters 1945-48 and plans to order plants etc.
This series contains correspondence from and to Crane, both professional and personal in nature.
This series contains speech notes on index cards for a range of topics. Many related to the Osler Society and the Alumni Association.
This series contains various items including Crane' lecture notes and collected items such as other doctors papers, books and photographs.
This series contains bookplates from Crane and other doctors, ticket stubs, pamphlets, programs, Hippocratic Oath poster,and menus.
This series contains a biographical paper written about Dr. Crane by Don G Bates in 1957 presented before the Osler Society entitled "Dr. James Wellington Crane: Patron Saint of Western".
Includes caricatures of the following: Sir Thomas Barlow, Sir John Scott Burdon-Sanderson, Sir William Broadfoot, Jonathan Hutchinson, Sir John Lubbock, Sir Richard Owen, Sir Richard Quain, Sir Felix Semon, Dr. Louis Pasteur, J.F. Fotheringham (Prof of Medicine at Trinity Medical College), Greenwich Hospital, A Spanish Pharmacy, London General Hospital School of Nursing Photograph 1885 (includes a photograph of Dr. Wheable's mother), Photograph of Operating Room/Surgical Suite c. 1890