The Geneva College Medical School Collection includes a variety of material from 1830 to 1942. Most of the items in the collection are annual catalogs, circulars, and registers published by the parent school of the respective time period, Geneva or Hobart College. These all have similar content and provide information such as faculty and student lists, course descriptions, and program requirements for the college as a whole, including the medical department. The collection also contains lectures given at the medical school, a list of female graduates by year, and other documents related to the history of Geneva College and the medical school. A detailed list of the items that were placed into the cornerstone of the original Geneva College Medical School building is also included.

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