Black and white photograph of Mary Gell with three nurses in uniform.

Handwritten letter written from Cheeloo University, Tsinian. Includes a detailed account of her work assisting refugees during severe floods.

Typescript 'round robin' letter to Mary Gell's friends and family written from Cheeloo University, Tsinan. Includes details of life in Tsinan during the Japanese advance in the region; descriptions of an earthquake in the region; and accounts of her work in the university including teaching and medical work in the area of obstetrics.

Letter from Eileen Smyly to Rachel Powell [friend of Mary Gell] giving her information about Gell's situation in China. Eileen Smyly worked with Gell in China, but returned following the Japan's entry into the Second World War.

Typescript account of events following Japan’s entry into the Second World War and Mary Gell's internment. Covers the period from 8 December 1941, following Japan's attack on Pearl Harbour, to 14 December 1945 when Mary Gell returned to Britain.

Typescript account of Mary Gell's work as a doctor in a Japanese internment camp in Yangchow. It covers the period from 8 December 1941, following Japan's attack on Pearl Harbour, to October 1945 when the camp was evacuated.

Mounted cutting from an unknown newspaper obituary column announcing the death of Mary Gell on 24 October [1978].

Photocopy of student record for Mary Gell's time studying medicine at the University of Sheffield from 1916 to 1922. Includes personal details and dates and results of examinations taken.