The fonds consists of images from Brian Mycroft's aerial photography of Prince Rupert and the surrounding areas. It includes scenes such as Ridley Terminals, Prince Rupert Grain, Fairview Terminal, Prince Rupert's harbour, fish farms, large ships, Rivtow, the industrial park, B.C. Ferries, North Pacific Cannery Village, Okabe Shipyards, and the Village of Port Edward.

The collection consists of maps and photographs. It includes two surveys of Inverness Cannery (1923, 1934), a blueprint showing wartime houses' sewer connections (1945), a Canadian National Railways map of the waterfront showing businesses (1947), and photographs of buildings and homes in Prince Rupert and Shawatlans (195-).

Fonds contains the following series: Minutes (1993-1997), Artwork by Children (1985), Native Ministries Consortium (1991-1997), Reference and Liaison (1981-1998), Healing Fund (1988-1986), Land Claims Campaign (1987-1996).

The fonds consists of textual records from business transactions at BC Packers Sunnyside Cannery between 1949 and 1976. These include receipts, coupon books from BC Packers Ltd., Nelson Bros. Fisheries Ltd., and J.H. Todd & Sons Ltd. Also includes packer sheets, fishermen's weekly statements, journal vouchers, invoices, forms, and correspondence of various fishermen at Sunnyside.

The fonds consists of records from the Wilson family. It includes a notebook or work and personal notes (1927 - 1933) belonging to Norman William Wilson who was a chainman with the CPR, a notebook possibly belonging to David Charles Stuart circa 1915 about lot sales in Prince Rupert, Sheila Stuart's Domestic Science notebook from when she was a student at Borden Street School, 1923-1925, certificates belonging to Sheila and Bruce, ephemera, photographs of I.O.D.E. members, parade floats, the Drydock Foremen's Club (l943) and a package of 20 snapshot views of Prince Rupert and Northwestern British Columbia. It also includes one page of handwritten notes about George Scott's employment in the early days of Prince Rupert.

The fonds consists of radio broadcasts, press releases, photographs, correspondence, a map of CFPR's listening area, and a scrapbook.

The fonds consists of charter and minutes (1929-1937) of the Canadian Brotherhood of Railroad Employees Skeena Division No. 154 and minutes (1961-1965), reports, correspondence, policy statements, and seniority lists of the Canadian Brotherhood of Railway, Transport and General Workers Local 154. Some of the correspondence deals with grievances. Included is a 1920 charter of the Canadian Brotherhood of Railroad Employees "Kaien" Division No. 154.

Postcard depicts Canadian Fish & Cold Storage employees at the Seal Cove plant in Prince Rupert, ca. 1935. Included in the photograph are Alex Strachan, Alec Murray, Arthur Bell, Bob Woods, Pete Christ, Mr. Pick, Tom Elliott, Bill Hunter, John Murray, Jimmie Hillman, Alec Gomez, William Baillie, Joe Martin, Harry Worsfield, Joe Davidson, Jim Taylor, Ted Davidson, Mr. Lawson, Charles Baptie, and James H. McGlashan.

The fonds consists of records relating to running the Canadian Government Grain Elevator in Prince Rupert. It includes correspondence, lease agreements between Shell Oil and the Minister of Trade for 1947, 1949, and 1951 (copies), a lease agreement between the Minister of Agriculture for Canada and Armour Salvage (1l949 Limited (1971), a list of salary ranges, list of firms in Prince Rupert (1940), minutes (1968), and plans (copies).

The fonds consists of records from the Canadian National Railways. It includes a CNR Employees' Medical Aid Association of B.C. Constitution and By-Laws handbook (1937), The CNR in 1952 a booklet form Annual Report, five Authorized Boiler Pressures and Haulage Rates for Locomotives charts (1937, 1941, 1944, 1948 and 1951), and six architectural drawings consisting of blueprints from the CNR and GTP for the Rupert townsite (191-), Station building at Endako and trackage (1922), Station surveys for Pacific (1928) and Smithers (1928), Prince Rupert easterly track before fencing Mile 200 to 240 (1914), McBride (1928), Mile 340 to 360 Telkwa to Endako (1915), Mile 100 to 120 with 3 tunnels showing Vanarsdol, Phillips Creek, Usk and Hardscrabble Creek (1914), and a blueprint of Prince Rupert's waterfront showing CNR terminals with markings in red and yellow that was used for the Municipal Act and CN Railway appeal of Assessment (1927).