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The file is a photostat copy of a pre-printed British register of baptisms, used to record baptisms at Fort Vancouver, 1836-1838 and Fort Victoria, 1849-1859. The volume is 41 pages, pages 1-16 record baptisms at Fort Vancouver and pages 17-41 record baptisms at Fort Victoria.

The information collected in the register includes the date of baptism, the name of the child, parent's names, abode, quality, trade or profession and by whom the ceremony was performed.

The file consists of a typescript extract or table (source unknown) of baptisms solemnized in the Parish of Victoria between 1859 and 1886. The file is number from p. 42-179, presumably following on from the previous register. Information collected includes the date of baptism, name of child, parent's names, abode, quality, trade or profession and by whom the ceremony was performed.

The file is a handwritten transcript copy of a register of marriages which duplicates the previous register, except that it has a few more entries. It records marriages at Fort Vancouver and the Columbia River, 1837-1838 and 1848-1849 and Fort Victoria, 1849-1859. It also contains marriages recorded at Fort Langley in 1851. The transcript contains 63 numbered entries, and whether the marriage was authorized by banns or license.

The information collected in the register includes the register number, place and date of marriage, names of the parties being married, the name of the person solemnizing the marriage and the names of witness.

The file is a typescript copy of extracted entries of marriages solemnized in the Parish of Christ Church in Victoria. The entries are arranged by original page number (20 to 69) and follow directly on from the register in folder 3 (and overlaps slightly with the last entries in folder 4).

The information collected in the register includes the register page number, place and date of marriage, names of the parties being married, the name of the person solemnizing the marriage and the names of witness, and whether the marriage was authorized by banns or license.

The file is a photocopy of a photostat copy of a pre-printed British register of marriages, used to record marriages at Fort Vancouver, 1837-1838 and 1848-1849 and Fort Victoria, 1849-1859. It also contains 1 page of marriages recorded at Fort Langley in 1851. The volume is 19 pages and contains 57 numbered entries. Pages 1-6 record marriages at Fort Vancouver and the Columbia River; page 9 records marriages at Fort Langley and pages 7-8 and 10-19 record marriages at Fort Victoria.

The information collected in the register includes the register number, place and date of marriage, names of the parties being married, the name of the person solemnizing the marriage and the names of witness, and whether the marriage was authorized by banns or license.

The file is a typescript copy of extracted entries of burials in the Parish of Christ Church Cathedral in Victoria. The entries are arranged by original page number (12 to 83) and follow directly on from the register in folder 6 with entries 89 to 664.

The information collected in the register includes the register number, name and abode of the person being buried, the date of burial, the age of the deceased and notes about who performed the ceremony.

The item is a black and white photograph taken in 1919. It shows a group with a 1914 Studebaker at the Saanichton wharf.
Far left: Mrs. G.C. Grubb
Far right: J.H. Hall

The item is a black and white photograph taken in 1918. It shows the housing site.

It was also necessary to increase housing accommodations for construction men and operators. We quickly erected eight 26 man bunk houses with additional 250 man mess house and kitchen. Luckily we had a site already cleared for this camp.

The item is a black and white photograph taken around 1918. It shows the TNT plant on James Island.

[Fleming photograph].

The item is a black and white photograph taken in 1918. it shows the newly constructed housing.

The item is a black and white photograph taken in the spring of 1918. It shows the construction of the no. 3 bi and tri plant.

The item is a black and white photograph taken in the spring of 1918. It shows the construction of the bi and tri plant.

The item is a black and white photograph taken around 1918. It shows the TNT plant on James Island.

[Fleming photograph].

The item is a black and white photograph taken around 1918. It shows the TNT plant on James Island.

[Fleming photograph].

The item is a black and white photograph taken in 1918. It shows the naptha recovery plant.

"Mather" liquor from TNT filter house was treated in naptha recovery and naptha and low melting point recovered.

The item is a black and white photograph taken in 1918. It shows the housing under construction.

The item is a black and white photograph taken in 1918. It shows the completed nitrating area.

(No. 3 bi & tri, no. 3 neutralizer and no. 2 fortifier).

The item is a black and white photograph taken around 1918. It shows the TNT plant on James Island.

[Fleming photograph].

The item is a black and white photograph taken in spring 1918. It shows the site being cleared for the oleum plant.

Value $100,000.

The item is a black and white photograph taken in 1918. It shows the completed housing.

The item is a black and white photograph taken in spring 1918. It shows part of the site.

The item is a black and white photograph taken in spring 1918. It shows acid storage.

The item is a black and white photograph taken in 1918. It shows a row of cottages under construction. See #175.

The item is a black and white photograph taken in 1917 which shows Mr. and Mrs. G.C. Grubb in a 1914 Studebaker on Saanichton wharf opposite James Island.

The item is a black and white photographs taken in the fall of 1917.

Many interesting ships came to our wharf to discharge cargo. None were more interesting than this four master that brought 1000 tons of nitrate of soda from Chile.

The item is a black and white photograph taken in 1917. It show the fume stack going up at the nitric acid plant.