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The series consists of miscellaneous business records including bills and receipts, 1871-1895; promissory notes, 1860-1865 and a bill of sale of land to Charles H. Heath, 1866 of E.T. Dodge and Company; bills and receipts, 1872-1880 and a business ledger, 1872-1877 of Charles H. Heath; miscellaneous material, 1868-1904.

The series consists of miscellaneous family papers including a Cottonwood House cashbook, 1885-1892; cheque books (3) and cancelled cheques, 1882-1914; receipts, invoices, correspondence, 1861-1925; Chester F. Boyd platoon roll book; and mortgages agreement, 1951.

The series consists of receipts, statements, correspondence, etc. regarding the Boyd family and Cottonwood House, and Cold Spring House, as well as papers relating to other properties and gold mines. Also includes correspondence and army information relating to Archibald and C.F. Boyd.

The series consists of daybooks and cashbooks kept at Cold Spring House and Cottonwood House, 1863 to 1885. Also includes a Wade and Company daybook and several unidentified daybooks.

The series consists of records relating to the operation of Cold Spring House and Cottonwood House.

Cold Spring records include: correspondence outward, 1878-1893, daybooks, 1872-1874, 1877-1894, and business records, 1868-1887. Cottonwood records include: daybooks and business records.

Stanley Hotel Daybooks. Daybook A, June 24, 1880 - February 7, 1881 (pages 40-41 blank); Daybook C, April 26, 1881 - February 26, 1882 (pagination error: numbering skips pages 10-15); Daybook D, February 26, 1882 - November 10, 1883, includes minutes, accounts, etc. of Perseverance Mining Company, Lightning Creek. Also contains daybook entries for John Boyd's Cottonwood House, November 8, 1890 - April 4, 1891.

Photocopy of a 1978 report entitled A Documentary History of the Cottonwood District, 1862 to 1913. Includes an appendix of documents and sources, bibliography and illustrations.

The series consists of a report and a tour outline prepared for the Parks Branch by Virginia Careless in 1978:
"Report on interim research project: Socio-Cultural Aspects B.C. Roadhouses" and "Outline for Tour of Cottonwood House".

The fonds consists of family and business correspondence, daybooks and business records of Cold Spring and Cottonwood House, two establishments owned by John Boyd and his family.

The fonds consists of daybooks from the Stanley Hotel, and minutes and accounts of the Perseverance Mining Company (Lightning Creek, B.C.). Fonds also includes daybook entries for Cottonwood House (1890-1891).