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Item consists of a photograph of two ships in Esquimalt harbour. The following is written on the reverse of a copy print version of the same image: "1420 tons, Sattelite [sic]. Sheerness com. 24.4.83. Sappho 727 tons. Kingfisher 1130 tons. Sheerness 17.8.80."

Item consists of a photograph of several ships in Esquimalt harbour.

Series consists of personnel files of Oblates, both ordained priests and lay brothers. Personnel files were transferred with an individual upon his reassignment to a new location or retirement out of province. St. Paul’s Province (OMI BC) maintained rudimentary files of Oblates that had moved out of province; in those cases the files are simple, often containing a small number of secondary source material relating to the person in question, such as clippings. Personnel files of Oblates that remained in British Columbia are usually more complete, comprising most of the documents listed. Records include necrologies, death notices, obituaries, financial and tax records, wills, correspondence, newspaper clippings, historical notes, published material, newsletters, birth certificates, orders of oblation, evaluations and reports, applications, photographs, and transcripts of oral history recordings.

Item consists of a photograph of two wooden carvings. The photograph is not identified but may be Richard Maynard as he is identified as taking similar photographs of wooden carvings (see: PN09746 and PN09747).

The fonds consists of records relating to the missionary work of the Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate (OMI). Most records were created and accumulated by the administrations of various OMI provinces that have operated in British Columbia: St. Peter’s Province, St. Paul’s Vice-Province, St. Paul’s Province, and OMI Lacombe Canada. Additionally, the fonds contains some records created by the administration of the Vice-Province of Whitehorse. Other records pre-date the establishment of OMI provinces in Canada. Materials mostly relate to Oblate missionary work in British Columbia and the Yukon, but the fonds also includes some records pertaining to Oblate work throughout Canada, as well as records pertaining to foreign mission work (such as materials related to the OMI’s Provincial Delegation of Peru).

The fonds is divided into the following series:
● MS-3396 – Mission and school records
● MS-3397 – Personnel records
● MS-3398 – OMI archives files
● MS-3399 – Writing and research
● MS-3400 – Provincial administrative records
● MS-3401 – Indigenous affairs subject files
● MS-3402 – Multi-media [currently being processed]
● MS-3403 – Publications, grey literature, and manuscripts

Collection includes published sheet music, many with lyrics, collected by the Provincial Archives. The majority of the collection includes materials published prior to 1970.

If a piece was assigned a number within a publisher's series, this number has been included in brackets after the statement of responsibility for the piece. The file list also includes information on publisher's series and the statement of responsibility for that series, if applicable.

The item is a b&w copy photograph of Bishop and Mrs. Cridge.

Item is a short sword and leader scabbard with silver locket. Locket is inscribed with A.N. McL monogram and MacLeod crest. The maker's mark is on the opposite side, Prosser, Charing Cross, London. Original description indicates the Hudson's Bay Company coat of arms was inscribed on the item in addition to the MacLeod crest but the Hudson's Bay Company coat of arms does not appear on the item.

Series consists of 382 photographs produced primarily by Hannah or Richard Maynard. Other photographers may also be identified on some negatives. Images depict locations around Victoria, including downtown, Beacon Hill, Esquimalt, and the Gorge, as well as other places within British Columbia that could not be otherwise attributed to the Maynard's field photography. Scenes include Victoria street scenes, churches, the Inner Harbour, regattas, farming, and forests.