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Lord Moran (Charles McMoran Wilson) (1882-1977): archives

General Correspondence Files

(Chronological file). Few letters only, including job applications, notes on Ministry of Pensions Special Medical Board, notice of election to General Council of Fellowship of Medicine, and letters re courage in war

(A-Z file). Papers include BMA circulars, draft papers for Ministry of Labour careers booklet, examining papers for University of London, references for individuals, letters to The Times and medical press

(A-Z file). Papers include examining papers for Universities of Cambridge, Liverpool, London and Wales, copies of letters to medical press and drafts of speeches, also papers on health of medical students and physical fitness, and Emergency Medical Services discussions

(A-Z file). Papers include medical notes on armed services and benzedrine, early negotiations on position of consultants in a national health service, Emergency Medical Services, individual references, and articles sent to him, letters to the press; personal letters include congratulations on receiving peerage

(A-Z file). Papers include Royal College of Physicians business, negotiations over NHS and letters re Anatomy of Courage; also draft obituaries, letters and articles for publication

(A-Z file). Papers include NHS and relations with BMA, Anatomy of Courage, speeches on morale, Royal College of Physicians business and references for individuals (mostly from St Mary's Hospital); personal correspondence includes society subscriptions, arrangements for sons and watercolours sent by medical colleague (D'Esterre). Also letters re German Medical War Crimes Committee (Mar 1947) from Leslie Rowan (partial index)

(A-Z file). Papers include correspondence re speeches, letters to press, arrangements for Karsh portrait (Jul 1949) and activities as President of the Royal College of Physicians (partial index)

(A-Z file). Papers include correspondence with Roger Lee re US tour, speeches in House of Lords, rugby, and nominations for fellowship of Royal College of Physicians, (partial index)

(A-Z file). Papers include correspondence re journal articles (including letters from May 1950), and speeches, also correspondence with individuals (partial index)

(A-Z file). Papers include Danckwert's Commission, letters from Roger Lee and re property in Cheam (partial index, 1952 only)

(A-Z file). Papers include rugby football, invitation to become president of St Mary's Hospital students union, speeches, and charitable organisations (Partial index, Jan 1953-Jan 1955)

(A-Z file). Correspondents include Roger Lee, Wendy Reves; also papers about property in Cheam and St Mary's Hospital building appeal, speeches in House of Lords and written articles, as well as family matters

(Chronological file). Correspondence with press, charitable organisations, individual researchers and autograph seekers and family friends, St Mary's Hospital Rugby Football Club

(A-Z files). Correspondence concerned with broadcasts, articles and requests for interviews, speeches (mostly declined), appeals from charities and personal correspondence with societies and friends, St Mary's Hospital Rugby Football Club etc.

Professional Classes Aid Council. Correspondence and papers, including letters from individuals and texts of appeals broadcast by Lord Moran

King Edward's Hospital Fund for London. Letters and papers re work for fund as hospital visitor and as member of General Council

Winston Churchill and family

Letters from individuals about personal problems, or obscure theories, written to Lord Moran as a public figure

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Letters from individuals about personal problems, or obscure theories, written to Lord Moran as a public figure

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