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File consists of ephemera created and published by the Canadian Lung Association, and collected by Francis Chisholm. File contains information on tuberculosis, as well as information and the history of "Christmas Seals". File includes various brochures, leaflets, and letters detailing symptoms and treatment of tuberculosis, as well as three volumes of the Canadian Tuberculosis Bulletin. Also included is pamphlets, a booklet, and letters detailing and promoting "Christmas Seals" to fundraise for tuberculosis care and treatment, and shows the shift for "Christmas Seals" to be used to fundraise for the care and treatment of many other lung diseases.

File consists primarily of records relating to Francis Chisholm's work at Chedoke Hospital coordinating meetings and services for staff, chaplains, and community clergy on St. Luke's Day. A small number of records relate to Chisholm's involvement with coordinating meetings and conferences for the Hamilton Chapter of the Order of St. Luke the Physician on St Luke's Day. Included are St. Luke's Day meeting invitations and responses; lists of hospital chaplains attending St. Luke's Day meetings and services; St. Luke's Day programs; a CV of Dr. F Graham who was a speaker at the 1971 St. Luke's Day Chaplaincy Meeting; and meeting invitations and summaries for the Order of St. Luke the Physician.

File consists of material relating to Chisholm's work coordinating and participating in Remembrance Day ceremonies and services during his employment at Chedoke Hospital, as well as his involvement post retirement. Included are Hamilton Health Association Remembrance Day service pamphlets from 1965-1968; a list of Remembrance Day services speakers from 1947-1991; a document written by Dr. Allison highlighting the relationship of Chedoke Hospital and Hamilton Health Association to the Royal Canadian Legion; a Remembrance Day service pamphlet from the Royal Canadian Legion Mount Hamilton Branch from 2002; and twenty-seven photographs taken in 1995 from the Remembrance Day service and ceremony held by the Royal Canadian Legion (with many photographs containing Francis Chisholm and Dr. J Allison).

File consists of two collected records relating to tuberculosis patients at Mountain Sanatorium (later Chedoke Hospital). Included is a brochure from ca. 1965 given to TB patients with information relating to care and treatment at the Mountain Sanatorium (admissions, schedules, food, laundry services, temperature, etc); and a newspaper clipping from 1967 written by patients at the Mountain Sanatorium discussing the stigma of TB, and the realities of patients who have recovered from TB.

File consists of material primarily relating to Francis Chisholm's work ministering to patients afflicted with tuberculosis while at the Mountain Sanatorium (later Chedoke Hospital). File consists of a bibliography of tuberculosis related publications, a document pertaining to "Understanding the TB Patient", and a document written by Chisholm titled "Ministering to the Tuberculosis Patient." Also included is a typewritten document by Chisholm with the history and information on "Christmas Seals" which were sold to support the Sanatorium with it's efforts at caring and treating patients afflicted with tuberculosis.

File consists of materials created and collected by Chisholm documenting the history, life and death, and memorial services for Masumi Mitsuke. Masumi Mitsuke was a decorated Japanese Canadian veteran who fought in the First World War. During the Second World War, Mitsuke and other Japanese Canadians were taken and held in Canadian internment camps due to national security concerns, rising prejudices and growing distrust of Japanese people after Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941. The records reflect the discriminatory actions towards Japanese Canadians, and the events that unfolded for Masumi Mitsuke and his family during, and after the Second World War. Included are memorial and remembrance service programs ministered by Chisholm, honoring the life of Mitsuke; and newspaper clippings collected by Chisholm detailing the history of Mitsuke in the First and Second World Wars, Mitsuke's achievements, and his death on April 22, 1987.

File consists of collected Hamilton Spectator newspaper clippings relating to information on TB and the impacts of TB. Included is a newspaper clipping with advice on overcoming stigma surrounding TB; a newspaper clipping documenting a case of TB from a student at McKay Hall at McMaster University; a newspaper clipping documenting TB cases and deaths in the Hamilton-Wentworth region in 1989; a newspaper clipping documenting a dispute on treatment for TB; a newspaper clipping with an obituary of Margaret Hastings who died of TB in 2002; a newspaper clipping from 1989 documenting an opinion piece on Hamilton and Canadas involvement with relocating and treating Inuit; a newspaper clipping documenting the creation and reveal of an Inuit Memorial for those who died from TB; and a newspaper clipping recalling a Christmas event for Inuit TB patients in 1958.

File consists of material documenting Francis Chisholm's ministerial activities at the Hamilton Psychiatric Hospital (HPH) and the Hamilton General Hospital. Included is an invitation from 1988 announcing the dedication and blessing of the Hamilton Psychiatric Hospital Chapel/Worship Center; a pamphlet from 1991 detailing the "Dedication of the Chapel" for the Hamilton General Hospital Chapel; an information pamphlet for the Pastoral Services Department at the HPH which includes information on the purpose of the department, staffing, training, and services; a memo written by Chisholm that contains information on the history of the HPH Chapel, donations and gifts to the chapel, as well as upcoming services and events held at the chapel; and a letter of understanding regarding new management of the hospital from St. Josephs Hospital. Also included is a photograph taken in 1998 showcasing the chapel's physical space and interfaith symbols; a photograph of a community gathering in the chapel in 1999; and a photograph showing a trifold board with information on Pastoral Services offered at HPH from 2000.

Fonds consists of records relating to Francis Chisholm's educational and professional activities as a minister while employed at Chedoke Hospital (formerly Mountain Sanatorium) from 1964-1991, as well as a small amount of material pertaining to Chisholms services at the Hamilton Psychiatric Hospital as well as the Hamilton General Hospital from 1988-2000. Included is brochures, correspondence, invitations, leaflets, meeting minutes, newspaper clippings, pamphlets, photographs, reports, sermon notes, a business card, a certificate, and a proposal document. Records cover such topics as pastoral care and services, chapel inductions and operations, pastoral training, and includes material related to the topic of spiritual care for patients afflicted with tuberculosis.

File consists of invitations and programs for the annual Ellen Ewart Wanless Memorial service, held in the Ellen Ewart Wanless Chapel. Chisholm held this memorial service to honor Ellen Ewart Wanless who died February 28, 1962. Ellen Ewart Wanless was Director of Nursing at the Mountain Sanatorium from 1932-1962.