Correspondence between Norman Dott and colleagues, 1967-1968. The correspondence relates to meetings at the Congress and regarding other lectures and visits by Dott after the Toronto meeting. Some professional correspondence is included. The correspondents are: Edwin P. Boldrey, Paul C. Bucy (from Dott's visit to Chicago), Charles G. Drake (1967-1968) Joseph P. Evans, Kenneth E. Livingston, Robert L. Mclaurin, Wilder Penfield, Ernest Sachs and A. Earl Walker.

Correspondence between Norman Dott, colleagues and friends. The correspondence relates to arranging visits to Baltimore, Chicago, Toronto, during Dott's visit to the U.S.A. for the Congress of Neurological Surgeons meeting, Boston, Massachusetts, 1969. The correspondents are George B. Udvarhelyi, A. Earl Walker, Percival Bailey (refers also to Bailey's autobiography 'Up from little Egypt') and Paul Bucy.

Miscellaneous introductions to later version of lecture by Norman Dott, 'Neurological syndromes of cerebral displacement' given on various occasions. The material consists of introductions presented at Queen's'Square, London, dated 1959; Portugal, dated 1962; Pécs, Hungary, undated; and Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, dated 1963, including correspondence with A. Earl Walker.