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The file consists of greeting cards. Most of these are standard Canadian Medical Corps cards, many of which contain standard typed greetings. Some cards contain personalized messages to Hart.

File consists of one photo album with a covering page reading "With the compliments of The Granville Canadian Special Hospital, Buxton, Derbyshire." The album is unbound and one photograph per page is mounted to paper. The photograph depicts interior and exterior views of the hospital, staff, patients, treatments, and furniture.

File consists of 4 photographs relating to war service and depict Salonika, soldiers on a ship either departing or arriving, and Hart in uniform with his family.

File contains miscellaneous documents, originally kept with Hart's other war-time documents. The file contains Hart's cheques and receipts, one group photograph with individuals identified (Hart is not in the photograph), and lists.

File consists of nominal rolls of soldiers at No. 5 General Hospital, C.E.F. The roll includes name of soldier, regimental number, rank, age, marital status, previous service, name of next of kin, address of next of kin, and country of birth.

File consists of one ledger book containing a list of officers, including their rank and home address. E.C. Hart is the first officer listed under rank of Lieutenant Colonel. The ledger also lists nursing sisters. Pages of the Courier newsletter is included at the front of the ledger, and features E.C. Hart.

File consists of copies of the publication Souvenir : Canadian Discharge Depot. The publication was prepared as a memento of the last rest camp in England and provides an overview of the facilities and staff.

File consists of a typescript of the history of the No. 5 Canadian General Hospital at Salonika written by J.E. Campbell

File consists of one typescript document about James Abbott, an 18th century resident of Salonika. The author of the document is not known.

File consists of 8 military topographical maps of Balkan regions, including Salonika [Saloniki], Dzumaja, Bitola [Bitolj], Skopje [Skoplje], Edessa [Vodena], Egri Palanka, and provisional map of centre of Franco-British position at Salonika.

File consists of 2 war bonds. One of the bonds is presented to Josephine Hart.

File consists of three plans, four photographs, and four empty envelopes from Oakbay Beach Hotel and Brentwood College. The envelopes likely held photographs at one time, and are inscribed: G. Gillespie Esq.; Family in uniform; and Ian portraits (one envelope is blank).

There are four photographs in the file. Two photographs are dated 1933 from St. Michael's School, one is dated 1939 at Beacon Hill, and the fourth photograph is unidentified but depicts a bridge over a river.

There are three plans in the file. The first shows transmission line through South Half of Section No 14, Highland District (1912). The second shows Canadian Northern Pacific Railway, right of way through Sooke (1911). The third shows plan of subdivision, South Saanich (1913).

File consists of 3 oversize photographs: the interior of the BCLIA office; one portrait of Cuyler A. Holland (identical to I-61414); and one portrait of Arthur Richard Wolfenden (created by A.W. Easthope), Managing Director of BCLIA.

File consists of five b&w photographs of BCLIA office interiors and employees. The fifth photograph (not digitized) consists of 1 b&w print of a silver tray presented to R.H. Shanks, Manager of the BCLIA, from Directors in London office. The tray is dated 1955.

File consists of 8 colour postcards depicting Tranquille Sanatorium near Kamloops. Seven of the postcards are published by The Camera Products Company in Vancouver and one is published by Gowen, Sutton Company in Vancouver. All photographs were likely taken by Joseph Frederick Spalding, a photographer based in Vancouver who initially worked for Gowen, Sutton before establishing The Camera Products Company.

File consists of 6 b&w photographs, some of which are copyprints from BC Archives, City of Victoria Archives, and Bancroft Library at University of California Berkeley. Photographs have captions on verso provided by Edythe Hembroff-Schleicher. Photographs are of a painted portrait, memorial to Robert Burns in Beacon Hill Park, Nan Cheney and Emily Carr, Architectural Museum in London, Mark Hopkins mansion in San Francisco, and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carr (BC Archives reference number HP024834, A-9184)

1 leather photograph album with 66 b&w prints of BCLIA properties. Each print is identified in the album.

Item is a notebook listing dates and people related to David Rome's history of Jewish pioneers in B.C. "The First Two Years: A record of the Jewish Pioneers on Canada's Pacific Coast, 1858-1860".

The file contains "Adventures of a farm girl in Canada in 1925", by Joan Simpson, with a forward by her god-daughter, June Knowles. It consists of four reminiscences about life on a cattle ranch and in a fruit growing area of British Columbia by a young English woman who spent a year or two in British Columbia in the early 1930s. Although both personal and geographical names have been changed, the ranch on which Miss Simpson worked was undoubtedly the Church Ranch at Big Creek in the Chilcotin district.

Miscellaneous records from the Vancouver Symphony Society.

Programmes from the Vancouver Symphony Society.

File consists of 6 black and white photographs of Japanese internment camps. Typewritten and handwritten annotations on the verso describe them as follows (includes BC Archives PLAB numbers):
I-32057: Japanese evacuees leaving Vancouver
I-32058: Clinic at Slocan
I-32059: Japanese internment campground construction
I-32060: Main street - Kaslo, B.C.
I-32061: B.C. Security Commission houses for Japanese (photographer mistook Doukhobor in wagon for Japanese).
I-32062: Area under construction in Slocan area

The file contains photocopies of some excerpts from manuscript "7000 Deadlines" by William David Stovel, and copies of newspaper clippings.

The file consists of 15 black and white photos taken in Prince Rupert and Nanaimo in the 1940s. They appear to have been taken by a few different unknown photographers, though one photograph was taken by William Walker Wrathall, a Prince Rupert photographer. Some of the photographs have titles handwritten in French, while others are printed in English.