E. Lionel Judah (1880-1967) and Maude E. Abbott (1869-1940).
Judah was the head curator of McGill museums from 1925 to 1931. Maude Abbot, graduate of the McGill Faculty of Arts, Class of 1890, studied medicine at Bishop's University. At the time, McGill did not allow women to study medicine. Maude Abbot was also curator at the McGill Museum of Medicine (1901). She was finally named assistant professor in the McGill Faculty of Medicine where she taught until her retirement in 1936. Her specialities included pathology and cardiology.
June 1922.
Source : McGill University Archives, PR026471.
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