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The fonds consists of correspondence and account books of William Sinclair Gore.

The fonds consists of Francis' account book and correspondence with family and friends.

The fonds consists of a newspaper account of Thomas McMicking's Overlander journey along with his brother Robert.

The fonds consists of Lindsay's diary of his trip on the HMS Satellite.

The fonds consists of Hudson's correspondence describing his travels in Vernon and Squamish.

The fonds consists of photographs of Lumberton Mill.

The fonds consists of Haddow's diary and correspondence.

The fonds consists of minutes and scrapbook of the association and its predecessors, the Conservative Women's Social and Educational Club and the Victoria Liberal-Conservative Women's Association.

The fonds consists of the log and letterbook of Wallace Houstoun, Captain of the HMS Trincomalee.

The fonds consists of Walderman Guenther's photographs depicting Lionel Thomas carving the Nootka Whaling Scene sculpture.

The fonds consists of poetry and correspondence of W.T. Pye.

The fonds consists of an account book for the ship Thomas F. Bayard, a sealing schooner.

The fonds consists of the log book of Thomas de la Pena Savaria.

The fonds consists of Brown's diary relating to his service on the SS Gleaner.

The fonds consists of the records of Dorothy MacKinnon relating to her work with the British Columbia UNICEF Committee and the Canadian UNICEF Committee. The records date from 1969 to 1998 and include correspondence, executive and AGM minutes, clippings, BC UNICEF Committee annual reports, Canadian UNICEF Committee annual reports, BC newsletter and speaking notes. The fonds also includes an interview with Dorothy MacKinnon about the founding of the BC UNICEF Committee on cassette and 82 photographs of UNICEF activities taken by Noreen Bullock.

The fonds consists of over 1100 black and white photographs taken by Harry Jomini between 1951 and 1954.

The fonds consists of textual records of the BC Council, Canadian Federation of University Women (CFUW). The records contain and are arranged in the following order: executive meeting minutes (1988-2004), annual general meeting programs (1988-2005), public policy issue surveys and resolutions (1990-2006) and regional and BC Council newsletters (1989-2007).

The fonds consists of records generated by the British Public Schools Club in Victoria. The fonds includes a financial ledger (January 1927-January 1935), membership lists (ca. 1933-1938) and membership register cards (ca. 1927-1940).

The fonds consists of a typescript of McRae's M.B.A. thesis, as well as photographs and film footage documenting some of the company towns he visited as part of his research.

Fonds contains unpublished reports and submissions relating to history, heritage conservation funding and urban planning in British Columbia.

The fonds consists of minutes of the first branch meeting, the branch charter, certificates and letters of commendation. Also, minutes of the executive (1940-1990), reports, and scrapbooks containing clippings and campaign literature (1938-1973).

The fonds consists of Joseph Haegert's reminiscences of his boyhood in Victoria, ca. 1910-1916, and of his experiences aboard whaling supply ships. It also includes contemporary accounts of his travels around the world as a wireless operator aboard freighters and trans-oceanic passenger ships, and accounts of his wartime experience aboard supply ships and troopships. The written material is complemented by Haegert's tape-recorded reminiscences (ca. 1985), and by a videotape interview recorded in 1998.

Minutes, 1921-1953; attendance registers, 1921-1937; accounts, 1921-1950; and correspondence, 1922-1956. Publicity materials relating to Book Week in Canada, ca. 1930-1954 and materials relating to various association activities such as reports, contest entries and clippings. Fonds also includes the a typescript entitled "The Island Writers' Christmas Book."

Fonds consists of five volumes of scrapbooks, 1925-1950, containing postcards, photographs, hotel and motel brochures, menus, tickets, time tables, place mats and other memorabilia collected by Scott and Ada Graham on vacations in Ontario, the United States (mainly New York, Washington, D.C., and Washington State), British Columbia and the Prairie Provinces. The scrapbooks also contain theatre programmes, Anglican Church leaflets and Council of Women and Women's Canadian Church meeting notices and other activities.

The fonds mainly consists of printing elements, prints, and video copies of four 16 mm documentary films made by Dick Harvey: "Indian Food Fishing on the Fraser River" (1982); "Roderick Haig-Brown Conservation Area" (1982), and two versions [long and short] of "Living River: An Ecological Study of a Pacific Slope River" (1973). There is also a print of a fifth title, "Big Qualicum River Development Project", produced by Harvey for Environment Canada in 1974; it was retained as a further example of his work.

The fonds consists of photographs and lecture notes for slide shows, which document the history of hydro-electric power, irrigation and agriculture, spanning all areas of the province, particularly in the 1920s and 1930s. Clark appears to have collected the photographs from diverse sources; many appear to relate to his activities with the South Okanagan Irrigation Project, and work for the Department of Lands, Water Rights Branch. For the most part, photographers are not identified. Clark may have been the photographer for some, but a large number appear to have been taken by other government employees or other professional photographers. Some photographs are attributed to the Royal Canadian Air Force and to numerous commercial photographers including: L. Stocks, George A. Meeres, C. Peel Nelson and Harry Bullen. Some photographs have annotations labeling them as “Water Rights Branch” photos or slides. In indexing his collection, Clark also indicated some of the photos have a relationship to the “Forest Branch.” The fonds also consists of an inventory of the slides, with slide show notes. These include: “Useful Notes for Lecture Work on B.C Water Powers” (October 1931), and “Illustrated Lecture on the South Okanagan Irrigation Project, featuring the Engineering” (December 1928), and “Lecture notes for slide show on Hydro-Electric development in BC” (April to June 1931), annotated with “JW Clark, Water Rights Branch.” Subjects include the South Okanagan Irrigation Project and other irrigation projects around BC, dams and hydro-electric generating plants, waterfalls and water pumps, rivers, streams, lakes, ponds, bridges, canals and locks, agriculture, agricultural experiment stations, gardens and horticulture, ranches and ranch life, farm buildings, farm life, fruit orchards, tobacco and other crops. Subjects also include: forestry, logging, silviculture, pulp and paper mills and manufacturing, landscapes, parks, railroad tracks, buildings and bridges. In particular, there are photographs relating to the West Kootenay Power and Light Company and of water power projects including Bonnington Falls, Stave River, Buntzen River, Britannia Creek, Powell River, Link River, the Ruskin dam and power development, and of hydro-electric power installations in other Canadian provinces.

The fonds consists of two series: films and videos produced for the Government of British Columbia under Ken Jubenvill's company JEM Productions, and films and videos produced for private clients. Among the private productions are several titles made for Canawest Film Productions, which exist in no other known format, and a film for EXPO 85 in Tsukuba, Japan. Sponsors of the Canawest films include the BC Telephone Company, the Red Cedar Shingle and Shake Bureau, the Workers Compensation Board of BC, and Global Television. Also among the Canawest Film Productions is the pilot episode for a TV series called "The X Factor" narrated by William Shatner. Under his JEM Productions identity, Jubenvill contracted for some of the EXPO 86 film documentation, including visits by Queen Elizabeth, Prince Charles and Princess Diana. JEM Productions also recorded construction of the Coquihalla Highway, and other publicly funded transportation initiatives such as the Seabus and Skytrain.