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Thie series consists of an extensive collection of stock shots, depicting a wide range of B.C. Forest Service and Ministry of Forests activities and related subjects. Compiled from footage shot for a variety of purposes, the material was retained for potential use as stock footage in BC Forest Service and Ministry of Forests film productions and TV spots. Some footage was also loaned out for TV news use.

SUMMARY: The sub-series consists of episodes from the fourth series of "Living Memory", a CBC Vancouver radio program about people and places in British Columbia history, based on oral history interviews recorded by Imbert Orchard. Four series aired from 1961 to 1964. The fourth series, broadcast from April 9 to June 25, 1964, dealt primarily with settlement of the Fraser Valley.

The sub-series consists of episodes from the first series of "People in Landscape", a radio program about people and places in British Columbia history that aired from 1968 to 1972. It was based on oral history interviews by Imbert Orchard, who also wrote, produced and narrated the programs. The first series, which aired from October 3, 1968 to March 1969, was sub-titled "Life in the Gulf of Georgia", and dealt with life on B.C.'s lower coast and the Strait of Georgia.

The sub-series consist of oral history interviews about the history of Vancouver, North Vancouver and West Vancouver from the the time of the Vancouver fire (1886) to the First World War. Secondary themes include the history of vaudeville in Vancouver (particularly the work of B.C. Hilliam) and the eccentric Vancouver journalist J. Francis Bursill.

The sub-series consists of two interviews about the history of New Westminster. Dsepite the sub-series title, there is no material about Burnaby or Port Moody.

The sub-series consists of oral history interviews dealing with the history of B.C.'s Lower Coast, including parts of the South Coast and Lower Mainland regions (and several coastal islands), from the 1890s to the 1950s, including some material up to 1968.

The sub-series consists of oral history interviews recorded in Fraser Valley, mainly dealing with the history of the region in general. Two interviews deal with the history of the B.C. Electric Railway in the area.

The sub-series consists of oral history interviews dealing with the history of the Surrey area of the Fraser Valley. The time period covered is ca. 1860 to ca. 1914.

The sub-series consists of oral history interviews dealing with the history of the Pitt Meadows area of the Fraser Valley, including Maple Ridge and Port Coquitlam. Both interviews focus on Maple Ridge.

The sub-series consists of oral history interviews dealing with the history of the Mission area of the Fraser Valley, including Deroche, Hatzic, and Nicomen Island. The time period covered is ca. 1860 to ca. 1914.

The sub-series consists of oral history interviews dealing with the history of the Langley area of the Fraser Valley, including Fort Langley, Glen Valley, Milner, and Murrayville. The time period covered is ca. 1880 to ca. 1920.

The sub-series consists of oral history interviews dealing with the history of the Harrison Mills, Kent and Agassiz area of the Fraser Valley, including Chehalis, Harrison Lake, Lake Errock and Seabird Island. The time period covered is ca. 1866 to ca. 1914.

The sub-series consists of oral history interviews dealing with the history of the Delta-Richmond area of the Fraser Valley, including Point Roberts (Washington) and Westham Island. The time period covered is ca. 1850 to ca. 1914.

The sub-series consists of oral history interviews dealing with the history of the Chilliwack, Columbia Valley and Ryder Lake area of the Fraser Valley, between Abbotsford and Mount Cheam and between the Fraser River and the Canada/USA border. The time period covered is ca. 1860 to ca. 1914.

The sub-series consists of oral history interviews dealing with the history of the Matsqui-Abbotsford-Sumas area of the Fraser Valley, including Mission and Peardonville. The time period covered is ca. 1860 to 1914.