The fonds consists of drafts of "Leisure Island Laughter" an historical novel depicting the settlement, development and social life of the Gulf Islands as well as personal correspondence.
The fonds consists of radio programs produced by Marcuse pertaining to a variety of subjects including the arts, urban planning, aboriginal land claims and free trade in British Columbia.
The fonds consists of Edward and Eleanor Garrard's correspondence with various members of the Garrard family, travel diaries, a scrapbook and various other certificates and memorabilia.
The fonds consists of a sample book, constitution (1891) of the International Wood Carvers' Association, scrapbook of photographs (showing his woodwork), certificates, newsclippings, and sketch plans.
The fonds consists of letters written to George Pattullo by his three sons, including B.C. Premier T.D. Pattullo, and by men who were prominent in public affairs or politics in Ontario. The fonds also contains papers relating to the Pattullo family.
The fonds consists of the minutes, cash books and a membership book of the Fort St. John Farmers' Institute as well as minutes and resolutions of the District "J" convention.
The fonds consists of diaries, 1917-1939, miscellaneous loose materials, literary manuscripts, reminiscences and photographs of Frederick and Ivy Hodson. [Also available on microfilm.]
The fonds consists of the film "Freightway to the Pacific", produced by Bill Roozeboom Productions Ltd. for the Fraser River Harbour Commission. English and Japanese versions of the film are included.
The fonds consists of an amateur film by George Gilbert showing the delivery of supplies to lighthouses on the west coast of Vancouver Island by the CCGS Estevan.
The fonds consists of diaries and other records of John Andrew Forin, (1875-1942) a diary from 1897 of his father John Forin, and records of his brother Peter McLaren Forin, including certificates, diplomas, and other records. The fonds also inludes a microfilm copy of J.A. Forin's 1885 diary kept while he was a volunteer during the Northwest Rebellion, a transcript of this diary from ca. 1960 which also includes some photographs taken of the original diary and other Riel artifacts at the Queen's Own Rifles Museum in Calgary.
