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The fonds consists of Schjelderup's photographs during his survey work in northern British Columbia.

The fonds consists of Vilhjalmur Josephson's correspondence, clippings and photographs.

Village bylaw 1954 and official zoning map of the village of Princeton referred to in 1967 bylaw.

The fonds consists of minute books of the Vinsulla Women's Institute.

The series consists of reports, correspondence, and memoranda documenting the province’s efforts at combating and eliminating violence against women. The records relate to physical, emotional, mental, and sexual abuse of women at the hands of partners, family members, and individuals sexually exploiting them. The records were created and received by the Women’s, Senior’s and Community Services division of the Ministry of Community Services between 1996 and 2004. It is unclear whether the records were created by the Stopping the Violence branch or whether they were created elsewhere in the division. The series also includes records on transitional housing.

The records are organized numerically by file code and then alphabetically by file title. The records are covered by ORCS 30000-20 and 31000-20 of schedule 117476 (Women’s Equality).

The fonds consists of Haddow's diary and correspondence.

The fonds consists of Violet McNaughton's notes and clippings relating to Mungo Martin and his carving of a totem pole for Windsor Park in 1958.

Distinguished Visitors Books, 1951-1986, signed by the British Royal family, other royalty, Field-Marshall Montgomery of Alamein, Heads of State, Ambassadors, etc. Vol. 1, Aug. 1951 - Sept. 1969; Vol. 2, Oct. 1969 - July 1978; Vol. 3, Aug. 1978 - March 1986. Vol. 4 contains signatures of those admitted to the Order of the Dogwood, Nov. 1966 - Oct. 1980, with signatures including the British Royal Family, Major-General George Pearkes, Nancy Greene, and Terry Fox.

Photographs depict visits to Victoria and Vancouver by Prince Philip and Prince Andrew as part of a Royal tour which included the Commonwealth Games in Edmonton, AB. Photos include sites visited such as the Vancouver Rowing Club, downtown Victoria and a presentation of the Duke of Edinburgh Awards held in the Legislative Assembly chamber. Also depicted are: Minister, Provincial Secretary and Travel Industry, Grace McCarthy; Mike Young (Mayor of Victoria); Premier W.R. (Bill) Bennett, and Lieutenant Governor Henry Pybus Bell-Irving.

Statistical report for the year 1937. Prepared by the Vital Statistics Division.

This series contains volume tables for coastal forest districts. Volume tables were used to determine areas of merchantable timber for possible issuance of timber sales.

This series consist of voters lists and poll books for the Vancouver Island House of Assembly elections, 1860-1866. Includes electoral districts of Nanaimo (1865), Esquimalt (1865), Victoria District and Victoria Town (1865, 1866) and Sooke (1866).

This series consists of a voucher index.

The fonds consists of an account book of the Vulcan Company.

The fonds consists of photographs of Lumberton Mill.

The fonds consists of Mercer's records created while he was a member of the Douglas College Council. Fonds includes minutes, correspondence, memoranda, reports, financial records, printed material and clippings.

The fonds consists of records created and acquired by W. Kimball Nichols between 1922 and 1967. The records include records created by his father, W.K. Nichols and consist of contracts, correspondence and reports from 1922 to 1929 of the Eagle Lake Spruce Mills Ltd. in Giscome BC. There is also a photograph showing a forest fire at Giscome BC ca. 1928. This company was managed by W.K. Nichols. The fonds also includes financial records of Beaver Pass Gold Placers of Wells, BC from 1951 to 1967. This gold mine was owned and operated by W. Kimball Nichols and W.E. North.

The fonds consists of W. Renwick's log books for periods of service aboard the HMS Victory, Devastation, Bacchante, Sutlej and Beaver.

Fonds consists of two scrapbooks of newspaper clippings kept while a member of the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia and a 1955 certificate and diploma awarded by the Academic Council and Senate of the American International Academy.

The collection consists of interviews, speeches, and political advertisements of W.A.C. Bennett, Premier of B.C. from 1952-1972.

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

The fonds consists of notes and correspondence pertaining to Waldo M. Skillings' career as insurance agent (1951-1971), Victoria City alderman (1947-1952), MLA. (1960-1972) and cabinet minister (1968-1972). The records include newspaper clippings, certificates, personal memorabilia and photographs. The fonds also includes 13 scrapbooks created by Skillings between 1961 and 1970 to document his career as an MLA. The scrapbooks contain newspaper clippings, pamphlets, menus, photographs, correspondence and other ephemera. The records also include Skilling's copy of the 1972 estimates and a scrapbook from 1948 which covers Skilling's time as a Victoria City Alderman.

The fonds consists of the correspondence of the Walkem family including letters to Charles Walkem and his daughter, Sarah J. Nickell from other family members. Fonds includes copies of oaths of office of G.A. Walkem and notes on Walkem family history.

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

The fonds consists of an album and journal of the Walrondo on cruises in the Strait of Georgia and vicinity.

The fonds consists of passport, certificates, notebooks, annotated atlas and correspondence of Walter Brown Anderson. The fonds also includes photographs attributed to Walter Brown Anderson ranging between [1901] to 1926. The photographs consist of prints and negatives (predominantly glass plates) of various subject matter.

Photographs associated with accession 198009-005 primarily depict logging operation sin the Kootenay region, views around Golden and the Columbia River, and survey part of the Tesla Lake area. Accession 198009-005 contains copy negatives and no original material.

Photographs associated with accessions 198007-001, 198007-021, and 198007-022 primarily depict scenes in and around Victoria and Vancouver Island, and consist of both views of people, buildings, and street scenes, as well as flora, fauna, and natural geography. The photographs contained in 198007-001 are prints, many of which have identifying information printed in the album. Photographs in accession 198007-021 and 198007-022 are glass plate negatives and are the originals for several of the print photographs.

The fonds consists of honourary certificates and poetry of Walter Cameron Nichol and includes a scrapbook of clippings highlighting career and social activities of Lieutenant-Governor Walter Nichol.

The fonds consists of manuscripts of articles on northern British Columbia, research notebooks and correspondence.

The fonds consists of correspondence with members of the Legal Services Commission, reports, memos and financial statements. Fonds includes correspondence, notes, working papers, minutes of meetings of the chairman of the University Government Committee, together with formal and informal briefs presented to the committee and various reports dealing with aspects of organization of post-secondary education in Canada, the United States, and Great Britain.

The fonds consists of the personal records of Rev. Walter F. Rushbrook and includes a letter written by Rushbrook to his nephew, some news clippings, a letter written by Rushbrook to a Mr. Hume providing a biographical overview of Rushbrook's life, and a typed manuscript with handwritten corrections of a novel by Rushbrook entitled "The Trollers." By his own account, the novel is "semi-fictional" and details life on the Pacific coast. The fonds also includes 2 photographs of Rushbrook (one with the Northern Cross), one postcard of Port Essington ca. 1909, one photograph of totem poles (unknown location), and one photograph of unidentified individuals in a boat.