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B/w photograph, 19" x 4" (appears to be 2 separate photographs on 1 mount).

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3 colour photographs of the tonsillectomy chair held in the archives.

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39 photographs, chiefly of people and places in South America. Many are unidentified though some are annotated in pencil on the back: there are several of Quito and Chimborazo in Ecuador. Most were taken between 22 and 29 July [no year is given but they are presumed to have been taken during Margaret Willis' sabbatical term in 1931].
The file also contains 20 postcards of South America, chiefly Bolivia and Peru: some are annotated in pencil on the back.

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With envelope labelled 'Chateau de Cayla - the home of Eugenie de Guerin'.

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Possibly a wedding group (bouquets, small girls in matching outfits etc). B/w, 10" x 8". "Mrs Heather" (?) written on the back. Connection with Addenbrooke's unknown.

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4 b/w photographs, 9" x 7", as follows: the Queen with the Lord Lieutenant of Cambridgeshire; close-up of the Lord Lieutenant bowing to the Queen; visiting the Children's Ward; X-Ray Dept Waiting Area 1 (Location C10) (11.5" x 9.5").

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B/w photograph showing the Queen leaving the Medical Research Council Laboratory of Molecular Biology, 7" x 9.5".

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B/w photograph of a group of nurses meeting the Queen. Shows Margaret Earl (later Mrs Pearce Higgins) in the foreground being presented to the Queen. Part of Miss M M Puddicombe, Matron, can just be seen to the left of the Queen and the nurse next to her is Beryl Pye - other names unknown. 11" x 9", mounted.

Scope and Contents Including the following: circa 50 b/w photographs, mostly undated, some by A Broom, some by Michael Manni, circa 1930s - circa 1960s?, including some aerial photographs of the site and a photograph of the Queen presumably visiting the clinic (1962?); "On a New Kind of Rays: 100 Years of X-Rays at Cambridge" - historical pamphlet produced in conjunction with an exhibition at the University Library Oct 1995, including a brief history of X-rays and the early years of the Addenbrooke's X-Ray...