The fonds consists of records, diaries and registers pertaining to the United Church of Canada missionary work in British Columbia including a daybook, an account book, marriage and baptismal register, account book and ledger and logbooks of coastal mission vessels.
The fonds consists of correspondence, research files and diaries, as well as photographs depicting William Scott's family and home, publicity pictures, and a series on Chinese Lighthouses and notes.
The fonds consists of minute books, cashbooks, membership books, correspondence and fall fair entry forms and judges' sheets of the Shawnigan Lake and Cobble Hill Farmers' Institute and Agricultural Society.
Shawnigan Lake and Cobble Hill Farmers' Institute and Agricultural Society
The fonds consists of private papers and business correspondence, early reconnaissance and timber cruising reports for areas in the North Cariboo and Chilcotin, and photographs.
The fonds consists of Sills' photographs taken in the Fraser Lake, Francois Lake, Vanderhoof, and Nechako Valley area. Includes views of family pioneering actives in and around the Francois Lake and Fraser Lake areas, including pictures of Vanderhoof Girl Guides, family pictures, C.N.R. Depot, a sawmill, and scenes of Jasper (1921) when the new log depot was being built.
The fonds consists of records of Silver Spring Brewery and Coast Breweries between 1909 and 1950 and includes sales books, copies of bills, shipping receipts, a Brewer's Mash Book, brewer's malt stock book, statements and lists on the quantities of ingredients used and the amount of beer produced as well as the Boiler Inspector's Reports and Brewer's licence.
The fonds consists of correspondence, diaries, sermons, notebooks and photographs created by Sinclair during his time as a Presbyterian minister on a mission to Skagway, Alaska and Bennett, B.C.
The fonds consists of photographs of a trip through B.C. depicting Victoria, the Kootenay River, Nelson, Howe Sound, the Fraser River and Crofton Townsite.
The fonds consists of the business and personal records of Eustace Smith and include correspondence and mineral and forestry maps. The fonds also includes a transcript of a talk relating his experiences over sixty years in the British Columbia forest industry, recorded by the Provincial Archives of British Columbia for its aural history program.
The fonds consists of business and personal correspondence, documents, and photographs created by or relating to the Smith family of Victoria between 1860-1932. Included in this fonds are contracts, receipts (MS-2703), a journal of 1863-1864 bakery deliveries (E/B/Sm6), and photographs of the M.R. Smith & Co. bakery (MS-3458), founded by M.R. Smith; a scrapbook created by Selina Smith between 1895 and 1932 of correspondence, calling cards, and documents pertaining to her music students (MS-1992) as well as photographs of Selina and her students (MS-3458); Hamilton Smith’s business papers for M.R. Smith & Co. as well as reports, offer of lots for sale (MS-2703), and photographs of the Smith family businesses, employees, friends, homes, and places in Victoria (MS-3458); and photographs of Victoria taken ca. 1895 by Garrett Smith (MS-3459). Also includes a one-page letter from Philip R. Smith to his father, William Smith in 1860 (E/B/Sm6).
