Unedited footage. Provincial executive meeting at BCGEU headquarters, Burnaby. Shots of newspaper clipping on BCGEU history. Production of "Beautiful British Columbia" magazine. Recreational activities and Vancouver Sea Festival, filmed using split "fly-eye" lens.

The item is an audio recording of an interview with W.J. Langlois about the development of Aural History at the Provincial Archives of British Columbia, recorded in Victoria in 1975.
William Langlois is interviewed about the changes in and development and demise of Reynoldston Research and Studies, and the eventual transfer of its aural history program to the Provincial Archives of British Columbia. Account of how the Provincial Government came to accept aural history. Supporters of aural history. Contribution of Imbert Orchard. Role of Board of Trustees (oral history). Aural History Conference, June 1973. Aural History Institute of British Columbia. Birth and purpose of Sound Heritage. Discussion of relationship of aural history to Provincial Archives, structure of Aural History Programme, PABC staff. Relationship of Aural History, PABC to Aural History Institute, Beginning of Canadian Oral History Association. 1974 Oral History Conference. Future of Aural History Programme, PABC. Theories about aural history. AH and PABC definitions of aural history.