Certificate dated 24 March, 1927.

Bachelor of Science, dated 12 April, 1930.

Master of Science, dated 18 April, 1931.

Academic Postgraduate Diploma in Bacteriology, dated 31 July 1937.

Doctor of Science, dated 16 December 1950.

Doctor of Science (honoris causa) in folder, dated 17 February 1987. Includes letter and biographical note on PMR by Professor J.M. Ward.

Material relating to PMR's Doctor of Science (honoris causa). Includes: congratulatory correspondence; photograph; press clippings; ceremony programme; guest list for lunch.
Also includes PMR's handwritten curriculum vitae. Correspondents include: Virginia Lennox (ASM); Rosemary Munro, Colin MacLeod (Institute of Clinical Pathology and Medical Research, Westmead Hospital); G.G.V. Nossal (Walter and Eliza Hall Institute); Dinah Dysart

Newspaper clippings on PMR and her family. Also includes photograph of Rountree family home. Includes: Obituary of PMR's father, James Henry Rountree; piece on PMR's aunt, Dr Jean Rountreee (both from The Hamilton Spectator); article about PMR from the Straits Times; articles on 'golden staph' from the Age and the Sun-Herald.

Memorabilia, clippings and correspondence, including: photographs; postcards; newspaper clippings; notes; material relating to PMR's appointment at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital.
Subjects of newspaper clippings include: antibiotics; PMR's attendance at the International Congress for Microbiology in Montreal; Golden Staph (Woman's Day, People); Dr Samuel Fitzpatrick. Correspondents include: Stuart Mudd (Veterans Administration Hospital, Philadelphia); Dr V. Frolund Thomsen (Statens Seruminstitut, Denmark); Leonard and Vera Colebrook; T.F. Fox (Editor, The Lancet); Professor E.G.D. Murray (VIII International Congress for Microbiology); Sir Graham Wilson (London School of Hygiene). Subjects of photographs include: staff of Central Public Health Laboratory, 1948; PMR, Judy Rheuben and Edgar Thomson; staff of Bacteriology8 Dept, 1964; PMR as a child and circa retirement.

Material relating to PMR's retirement. Includes a letter from the Local Government Superannuation Board, and the newsletter of the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital.

An interview with PMR conducted by Kerry Gordon for the University Interviews Project, University of NSW Archives. Also includes: correspondence relating to publication and launch; PMR's speechnotes; UNSW newspaper Uniken. Interview conducted in September 1981 and transcribed 1989-90; text published in 1991. The interview covers PMR's early work and interests and her later career, and the publication includes photographs. Correspondents include: Dr Linda J. Bowman, Oral History Officer; Dr Victoria Barker; Laurie Dillon, University Archivist (all UNSW Archives).