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The sub-series includes John T. Marshall's articles, papers, speeches, lectures and publications from 1941-1965.

The sub-series consists of 157 assorted drawings and illustrations. Some of these were created by Ted Noram at some point around the mid-20th century. Many of the illustrations are signed by the artist. The subject matter consists mostly of drawings of Indigenous tools, botanical drawings, and Indigenous people of Canada. The images include illustrations made for the books Edible Wild Plants and Native Tribes of Canada, both written by John Douglas Leechman.

The sub-series consists of glass plate photographic negatives created by a topographical surveying party headed by G.J. Jackson, B.C.L.S. in 1920, working on behalf of the Surveys Branch of the Department of Lands. The sub-series may include photographs of and/or taken from the following locations: Similkameen River, Keremos, Ewart Creek, Crater Mountain. The items are arranged based on the creator's numbering of the plates (plate number - original plate box number).

The sub-series consists of laws, council minutes etc. of Assiniboia, 1836 to 1863.

Included, for the most part, are records associated with "non-profit" organizations and societies, such as the Protestant Orphanage, Queen Alexandra Solarium, and the S.P.C.A. There are exceptions, notably the case of the Colwood Park Association (established to promote professional horse racing in Victoria) and the Foundation Organizations Athletic Association (which sponsored professional baseball in the city). Similarly, the Royal Colwood Golf Club and St. Margaret's School both of which were run long business lines may seem out of place in a "non-profit" category. The activities of such organizations, however,differed from those of the retailers, manufacturers, and other firms documented in this collection, and for this reason the records of these organizations have been grouped together.

The sub-series consists of audio recordings of public hearings, presentations and meetings.

The sub-series consists of background audio material, including field recordings of natural and man-made sounds, as well as indigenous and folk music. The material was recorded by or for Imbert Orchard, and accumulated from other (mainly CBC) sources, for potential use in his historical radio documentaries.

The sub-series consists of screenplay drafts and other material created as part of the pre-production for a feature film, to be based on a screenplay by Dennis Lynton Clark.

The sub-series consists of glass plate photographic negatives created by a topographical surveying party headed by A.J. Campbell, B.C.L.S. in 1937, working on behalf of the Topographic Division of the Department of Lands. The sub-series may include photographs of and/or taken from the following locations: Nitinat Lake, San Juan Bay, Gordon River Valley, Carmanah Mountain. The items are arranged based on the creator's numbering of the plates (plate number - original plate box number).

The sub-series consists of glass plate photographic negatives created by a topographical surveying party headed by G.J. Jackson, B.C.L.S. in 1938, working on behalf of the Topographic Division of the Department of Lands. The sub-series includes photographs of Barkley Sound on the west coast of Vancouver Island. The items are arranged based on the creator's numbering of the plates (plate number - original plate box number).

The sub-series consists of films produced by or for the British Columbia Electric Company during the years 1945-1961. There are films on all of the company's major engineering projects from that period: all phases of the Bridge River hydro-electric development; construction of dams, power plants and transmission lines throughout the Lower Mainland; and the laying of undersea power lines to Vancouver Island. Most of these "project films" are detailed and technical in nature, intended mainly for an engineering audience. Other titles, created for public relations use, promote BC Electric transit, natural gas and home electrical services. A few, such as GARDEN RENDEZVOUS, VACATION TIME and VANCOUVER DIAMOND JUBILEE, do not relate to BC Electric operations, but were sponsored and distributed by the company for general interest.

The sub-series consists of photographs of the BC Hydro line from W.A.C. Bennett Dam to Tumbler substation. The sub-series contains 2 files numbered from F-1 to F-2.

The sub-series consists of film produced by or the British Columbia Hydro and Power Authority during the years 1961-1984. The films document the construction of major dams and hydro-electric plants at Arrow Lake, Duncan Lake and Mica Creek in the Columbia River basin and the W.A.C. Bennett (Portage Mountain) Dam on the Peace River, as well as the Revelstoke and Seven Mile projects of the 1970s. From the late 1970s and early 1980s, there is a group of public relations films on alternative energy sources and energy conservation. Also included are films on the Burrard Thermal Generating Station at Ioco, a Greater Vancouver bus route, and safety procedures for linemen, as well as some unedited footage and TV commercials.

The sub-series consists of BC Missions and Residential Schools records. Records include correspondence, printed materials, reports, articles, notes, deeds, agreements, school registers, financial registers, nominal rolls and census records, and some financial records.

Referred to as enrollment forecasting.

The sub-series consists of film produced by or for the British Columbia Power Commission between 1955 and 1961. It includes prints of four complete productions, as well as unedited or stock footage depicting projects or operations of the commission.

The sub-series consists of photographs of the Tumbler Ridge branchline of BC Rail The sub-series contains 16 files numbered from D-1 to D-14.

The sub-series consists of British Columbia Drama Association subject files from 1938 to 1976. Box 17 contains BCDA adjudicator files; boxes 18-20 contain subject files, boxs 21 to 23 contain festival programs and boxes 24 and 25 contain catalogues and material on speech arts courses.