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Student notebook: Chemistry Lectures of Thomas Bryan Pugh, 1873/1874 Box 002, Folder 002
Student notebook: Clinical Diagnosis, 1926/1927 Box 009, Folder 001
Student notebook: Clinical Diagnosis, 1941 Box 012, Folder 011
Student notebook: E.N.T., Syphilology, and Medical Jurisprudence, 1942 Box 014, Folder 001
Student notebook: Etiology of Heart Disease Box 009, Folder 002
Student notebook: General Medical Studies [I], 1940 Box 011, Folder 005
Student notebook: [General Medical Studies, I] Eye, Ear, Nose, 1926/1927 Box 006, Folder 003
Student notebook: General Medical Studies [II], 1940 Box 011, Folder 006
Student notebook: [General Medical Studies, III], 1926/1927 Box 006, Folder 005
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