Sketch plan of early Dundee; notes on Patrick Blair (1728), botanist and surgeon, Dundee; 'Dundee and its Water Supply' and 'Dudhope Castle', from Tayside Times; illustration of St. Roch healing sufferers from the plague.
From 'George', Dundee Limb Fitting Centre, Broughty Ferry, enclosing photocopied chapter of unknown book on double, triple and quadruple amputations, with particular reference to a quadruple amputee lady from Dundee, 1869.
From A.F. Meredith, concerning 1938 address by D'Arcy Thompson on 50 years of Grey Lodge, and Meredith's collection of 'U.C.D. Collectanea'. Enclosed with copy of Thompson's address, 'Fifty Years ago and Now'; and photocopy of pp.66-87 from D'Arcy Wentworth Thompson; The Scholar-Naturalist; 1860-1948, by Ruth D'Arcy Thompson (OUP, 1958); with clipping: 'Grey Lodge future in doubt'.
MS 111/8/1 Album of photographs of members of staff connected with King's Cross Hospital. 1889-1979. MS 111/8/2 With folder 'KCH - Medical Staff (for Grace)', containing additional photographs of staff; a complete list of staff 1889-1979; and related newspaper clippings and correspondence, 1976-1984, with the Royal Medical School, former staff and relatives, including 'Grace'.
Envelope of photographs concerned with history of infectious diseases in Dundee (George Wishart, old cholera hospital, gravestones of victims), and with King's Cross Hospital and its staff (mainly dealing with its early history).
Photographs used in exhibition. Includes pictures of various hospitals etc. relating to history of medicine in Dundee. Includes transparency of the Queen Mother, and photograph of D'Arcy Thompson.
Historical photographs of King's Cross Hospital, and its staff; other Dundee Hospitals including site of Cholera Hospital; card of membership, Dundee Highland Society; photographs taken on opening of vault in Constitution Burial Ground, 1972; [separate envelope] Hospitals in Perth.
3 photographs of coffins in a vault at Constitution Burial Ground before being filled in. Includes correspondence to Jamieson from Dr A. G. Scott regarding the possibility of cholera infection.
