A review of some of the unpublished works of Thomas Hodgkin, M.D. A photocopied page from the August 1967 issue of the Quarterly Review of the I.M.A. about the symposium dedicated to the memory of Thomas Hodgkin and a photo from the burial ceremony is also included.

An extract from a copy of the Analyses of British Medical Journals, 1829 (p. 417-432). It includes proceedings from the Hunterian Society, chaired by Dr Barington, discussing the reading of the paper 'On Retroversion of the Valves of the Aorta' by Thomas Hodgkin (p.429).

A collection of notes accompanied by sketches by Thomas Hodgkin.

A copy of the January 13, 1837 edition of the British Annals of Medicine. It includes a paper by Thomas Hodgkin entitled 'On some points connected with the pathology of Bone' (p. 33-41), which was read before the Hunterian Society in the session of 1832-1833.

A collection of notes.

A collection of different cases Hodgkin documented while in Paris (1824-1825) assumingly from the Salpetriere and Necker hospitals.

The archive comprises some printed work by Thomas Hodgkin, letters to and from fellow physicians and a box of notes on medical cases, observations, sketches and various fragments.

Thomas Hodgkin (b.1798 - d.1866) was a British physician, considered one of the most prominent pathologists of his time and a pioneer in preventive medicine. He is now best known for the first account of Hodgkin's disease, a form of lymphoma and blood disease, in 1832. Hodgkin's work marked the beginning of the development of the role of the pathologist in being actively involved in the clinical process.

An invitation for an evening event hosted by the Royal College of Physicians addressed to Thomas Hodgkin.

A leaflet in German assumed to have been used for promoting an exhibition dedicated to Thomas Hodgkin and his work held in Germany, 1957. On the front of the leaflet there is a portrait of Thomas Hodgkin.