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Series consists of yearbooks that were created by Yearbook Committee members of the McMaster Medical Student Council between the years of 1982-2016. Yearbooks from the years 1986, 1991, 1993, 1994, 1996, 1997, 2001, 2002, 2005, 2006, 2008, and 2013 are missing. Yearbooks include photographs depicting students engaged in academic and social events, graduation portraits, class demographics, quotations, and advertisements.

Series consists of records documenting the scholarly writing activities of Mary Tremblay, and includes many of her published works. Included are articles, reports, book chapters, correspondence, and a photo negative. Publications and writings cover such topics as veterans and disability, disability policy, woman with disabilities and aging, locomotion, occupational therapy education, and using oral history to document disability.

Series consists of records documenting E.J.M Campbell's writing activities. Included are articles, re-prints, booklets, correspondence, papers, bibliographical volumes, and one photograph. Topics that are covered include living in Canada and issues of identity and economy, respiratory science, visiting professorship reflections, and medical education.

Series consists of records documenting the establishment and activities of McMaster University’s Women’s Health Office (WHO). Included are proposals, newspaper clippings, event programs, meeting minutes, correspondence, brochures, resource manuals, conference abstracts, and newsletters.

Series consists of accumulated material that provide additional information on activities of individuals in the context of Mary Tremblay's oral history research, and overarching research on the history of disability and rehabilitation. Included are newspaper clippings, articles, obituaries, and reference lists.

Series consists of textual records collected and maintained by Dr. May Cohen around a number of topics largely related to women’s health. Topics include abortion, addictions, aging, women’s health care, breast cancer, reproductive health and mental health. Records include booklets, re-prints, reports, articles, theses, correspondence, newsletters, newspaper clippings, manuals, and meeting minutes. Files are arranged alphabetically.

Series consist of twelve subseries related to the various committees of the Hamilton Academy of Medicine:

• ss001 - Action Committee records
• ss002 - Business Practice Management Committee records
• ss003 - Entertainment Committee records
• ss004 - History and Archives Committee records
• ss005 - Legislation and Bylaws Committee records
• ss006 - Library Committee records
• ss007 - Mediation Committee records
• ss008 - Membership Committee records
• ss009 - OHIP Liaison Committee records
• ss010 - Public Health Committee records
• ss011 - Political Action Committee records
• ss012 - Records of shorter-lived committees

The series consists of correspondence and minutes related to special meetings held by the Academy on a variety of issues including health care, fee-splitting for doctors, medical insurance, fluoridation, and drug use.

Series consists of audiovisual material created, collected and/or received by Mary Tremblay that relate to her research and teaching activities on the history of rehabilitation and disability, with a significant focus on rehabilitation of veterans in the context of the World Wars. Included are photographic slides, presentations on CD, and video recordings on VHS. Many of the slides, as well as presentations, appear to depict various magazine covers, journal covers, newspaper articles, people, places, and textual information relating to disability and rehabilitation.

The series consists of the correspondence, programme committee minutes, and programs pertaining to Osler Day events hosted by the Academy. In addition, there is a pamphlet titled "A Preliminary Account of the Proposal that the Hamilton Medical Society, The Wentworth County Branch of the Ontario Medical Association should take a leading part in the foundation of an Osler Memorial".