The collection consists mainly of bound volumes of papers read at meetings of the Club 1930-1938, each volume covering one year. (NB: the volume for the year 1934-1935 is missing.) There is also a list of the Club Rules, and a single paper from 1983.
Papers of the Innominate Club (Liverpool)
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- ReferenceGB 1174 ICP
- Dates of Creation1930-1938, 1983
- Name of Creator
- Language of MaterialEnglish.
- Physical Description2 boxes
Scope and Content
Administrative / Biographical History
The Innominate Club was founded in December 1930, as a dining/debating society for medical practitioners. For the first few years of its existence meetings were held in members' homes, and subsequently in various Liverpool University premises. At each meeting a paper is given, usually of a non-medical nature, and a discussion is then held. Currently the Club, which is still thriving, meets six times per year.
Arrangement
Chronological order.
Access Information
Open for consultation, by prior appointment.
Acquisition Information
The papers were presented to Liverpool Medical Institution (date unknown) by Sidney Blashill Herd, a former President of the Club.
Note
The volume of papers for the session 1934-1935 is missing.
Description compiled by R. Myring, on the basis of information supplied by Dr.A.T. Carty.
Other Finding Aids
Word-processed catalogue.
Conditions Governing Use
Most of the material is believed to be in copyright. The Club's Rules forbid reproduction or publication of any of the Club's papers without the permission of its members.
Accruals
Some accruals may occur in the future.
Additional Information
Liverpool Medical Institution.