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The collection consists of oral history interviews pertaining to ethnic communities in the Terrace area, as well as the history of Terrace and Kitimat.

This series consists of one cause book from the Supreme Court of Terrace from 1961-1967. The book includes file numbers 1/61-1/67, and covers adoption, divorce and other civil matters. There is no index.

Series contains probate/estate files from Terrace Supreme Court.

The series consists of data acquisition and quality control records relating to base mapping (the process of mapping the provincial terrain – that is, land and water features). All base mapping was managed through the Terrain Resource Information Management (TRIM) program. TRIM provides the base data for the Province of British Columbia, operating under the Land Act. TRIM is a set of three-dimensional digital files that support development and management of land-related information.

The original TRIM program and mapping projects began in 1988 and were completed in 1996. Demand for more information on features such as roads, streams and forest openings led to the development of the TRIM II program. Mapping projects after December 1996 follow a new set of standards and are used to update and maintain the TRIM program.

The files consist of textual output of technical and background information for maps, rather than maps. These digital mapping group records include statistical summaries for map sheets, data checking and editing printouts, inspection check lists involving inspection and quality control checks which were carried out and indicated in the enclosed forms. Files include information on contractors. Dates given in the file list are sometimes approximate.

The creating office (the Surveys and Resource Mapping Branch, operations section) the most recent records was part of the Ministry of Environment, Lands and Parks. Previous creating ministries included the Ministry of Crown Lands and BC Ministry of Environment and Parks.

The collection consists of oral history interviews with prominent Vancouver citizens, including J.V. Clyne, Hugh Pickett, Grace MacInnis, Bill Reid and Arthur Erickson.

The fonds consists of a minute book of the Tete Jaune Women's Institute.

The fonds consists of a cheque book of the Texada Mining and Development Syndicate.

The fonds consists of photographs of Northern B.C. and the Yukon and survey crew activities on the Alaska Canada Boundary Survey as well as correspondence, legal papers, notebooks, autobiographical material, and annotated publications.

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 an ore record book used by the Consolidated White Bear Mining Co. Ltd. in Rossland, BC. between February 1904 and October 1907. The record book contains lot entries arranged by date, of ore shipped to Northport, Granby and Trail smelters. Information such as the value and weight of each lot is included. The volume also contains some loose sheets issued by the Consolidated Mining and Smelting Co. of Canada, Limited (COMINCO) confirming arrival, weight and value of lots.

Copy of the published work "The Devil's Club, a fond look backwards at the ELUC school of hard knocks by the graduating class of 1980"

A copy of this 47 pp. typescript by Elizabeth Berry Lightfoot and Margaret Maynard will also be found in GR-1030.

The collection consists of oral history interviews pertaining to the history of the theatre and its development in Vancouver and Victoria.

The collection consists of oral history interviews pertaining to theatre in B.C., including an interview about George Ryga.

The fonds consists of Davie's personal and legal diaries (1890-1896). Fonds also consists of records (1887-1892) including an agency docket, a record of accounts, and financial transaction and correspondence regarding Sumas dyking.

The fonds consists of four diaries and a certificate of discharge.

The fonds consists of minute books, 1932-1971; scrapbook of the Thermopylae Centennial, plans, exhibit list and final report of the Exhibition Committee of the club (1934) and photographs (1959-1965) depicting activities of the Thermopylae Club.

The fonds consists of account books of the Thoburn Grocery.

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

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

The fonds consists of correspondence, miscellaneous drafts of articles, photographs, and a typescript of an address.

The fonds consists of private and official correspondence, inward and outward, speeches, accounts, pamphlets, newspaper clippings, reports, memoranda and miscellaneous items. Among the papers is correspondence inward and outward of John Oliver and John Duncan MacLean relating to Liberal party affairs. The Pattullo papers divide into two series. Series I [vol. 1-61] contain papers related to private and public activities of Pattullo from 1892-1956, but contains only five volumes [54-58] of papers related to the years 1933-1941 when Pattullo was Premier of British Columbia. Pattullo's filing system, based on subject categories, has been maintained. Papers within each file are arranged in chronological order. A few files contain papers for more: than one year. For instance, a file relating to one insurance policy might cover the years 1929-1933. All such files have been placed in the volume for the earliest year. Series II [vol. 62-84] contains papers related to Pattullo's tenure as Premier. Material within files is in chronological order. Most of letter analysis is given unless the entire file relates to one subject. In Series II it is not possible, as it is with Series I, conveniently to begin and progress through the papers year by year because the whole body of papers 1933-1941 is filed exclusively on a subject basis, hence more: than one year's correspondence may be in any one file. The filing system is that devised by the Premier's Office. Files are: classified as C" - "Confidential [vols. 62-65], "D" - departmental [vols. 66-67], "F" - federal [vols. 68-71] and "G" - general [vols. 72-73]. Volumes 74-76 contain alphabetical files. Volumes 77-84 contain newspaper clippings related to the years 1933-1941. Fonds also includes correspondence and telegrams with W.L. Mackenzie King and plans for celebrating King's sixtieth birthday; and a recording of Pattullo's radio address of 1935-06-17 on CRCV Vancouver.

The fonds consists of correspondence, receipts and clippings.

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

The fonds conists of four notebook diaries kept by Thomas Frederick Seldon between May 12, 1898 and November 10, 1899 recording his experiences while travelling to the Yukon Territory via the Teslin Route, including the Stikine River, and mining and living in northwestern BC. Also included is a photocopy of a transcript of the diaries and Seldon's letters to his parents in England. This transcript was made in 1996 by Betty and George Seldon.

The fonds consists of Hamilton's account book relating to activities at Wolfe Creek Ranch.

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

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

The fonds consists of Lowe's account book of sales to the Columbia Department of the Hudson's Bay Company; journals kept by Lowe at Fort Vancouver; journals of trips from Fort Vancouver to York Factory and Walla Walla; journal of trip from London to Fort Tako via the Sandwich Islands (Hawaii); correspondence and Masonic certificates.

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