The fonds consists of records related to Lee & Genberg Logging Co. Ltd. It includes financial records, Scale & Royalty Account sheets, WCB information, correspondence, contracts, and two notebooks containing employee purchases.

The fonds consists of photographs taken in Prince Rupert in 1939 and 1940. It includes photographs of the Cold Storage Plant, ships and boats in the harbour including Ispaco No. 1, S.S. Prince Rupert and S.S. North Coast, the CFPR radio station on Second Ave, church at Kitwanga, Prince Rupert Club, Post Office on Third Ave West, Prince Rupert Hospital, horse logging in Hazelton, government grain elevator, the courthouse, Inverness Cannery, the Prince Rupert drydock, Imperial Oil dock, and scenes in and around Prince Rupert. People depicted are Leonard Thorne, Mike, Walter, and Olga Karasosky, and Walter Sherman.

The fonds consists of photographs taken by and/or belonging to Lillian Rutherford. The photographs were taken from 1930-1956 and include girls performing the May Pole Dance at Acropolis Hill, staff and students at Borden Street School, a rhythm band, and adults on a picnic.

The fonds consists of records related to the Phil and Freida Linzey. It includes business and personal correspondence, a notice of rent increase and ephemera.

The fonds consists of records relating to L.P. Greene's work on various boards, committees, and task forces, predominantly pertaining to fisheries, both non-native and native, from 1967-1995. Includes correspondence, legal documents, reports, invoices, photographs, press releases, personal documents such as a Canadian Army Certificate of Military Qualification, a record of pictures taken with a camera, Westview School Parent Committee minutes, and a life insurance policy. There are personal notes hand-written by Greene, and documents related to Cubbon Senior Citizen Complex in Victoria. The fonds also contains textual records from Dr. and Mrs. L. M. (Mitch) Greene (Paddy's parents) related to the 1967 United Fishermen and Allied Workers' Union (UFAWU) strike. Includes correspondence, agendas, minutes, a memorandum of agreement, telegrams, union agreements, lists, bulletins, and constitution, reports, hand-written notes, and radio transcripts.

The fonds consists of records from Mary Lidstone. It includes photographs, some taken by her, and others she collected depicting people, events such as fires and parades, scenes on the north coast, and some canneries. It also includes a letter written to Mary.

The fonds consists of photographs of family in friends and textual records including personal correspondence, household receipts, a weighing station tally sheet for crab catches, and ephemera.

The fonds consists of photographs of the McCaffery family. It includes family and friends in Prince Rupert and at boarding school and family holidays at places such as the family's summer home in Qualicum Beach.

The fonds consists of photographs of the Prince Rupert and Hazelton area, training of the Fishermen's Naval Reserve in Esquimalt in 1939, and women attending an Eastern Star Tea outside the home of Mrs Massey in the 1930s. Also includes photographs of the wooden roadway at the GTP wharf, a ship in the drydock, Third and Fourth Avenues by Peerless Studio, a view of downtown from Summit Avenue, northern BC bearskin for A.J. Phillipson Fur Dealer, a view of the harbour, Hayes Cove, Tuck Inlet, and Mount Hayes, and a watercolour card of the Portland Canal. Also includes correspondence from Hoomes K. Freeman regarding the Launch "Narbethong" from 1918-1921, correspondence and schedules concerning the Commission on Pacific Fisheries Policy, a letter from the Salt Water Sports Fishermen of Prince Rupert and Port Edward BC to the Honourable Romeo Lablanc, Minister of Fisheries and Oceans, a proposed newspaper advertisement regarding a petition, a letter to E.W. (Ned) McLeod regarding upcoming Commission of Fisheries public hearings from executive director E.D. Danby, and copies of letters from commissioner Peter H. Pearse, Commission on Pacific Fisheries Policy. Includes a list of publications relevant to fisheries available at the Prince Rupert Library, notes from a meeting of a special committee of the Prince Rupert Rowing and Yachting Club to discuss an appearance before the Commission of Pacific Fisheries Policy held on 23 February 1981, and a notice of intention to appear before the commission dated 24 February 1981. Includes a Tsimpsean Lodge No. 58 communication bulletin for 11 April 1946, a Prince Rupert-Smithers bulletin from 1961 published by the Province of British Columbia, and correspondence from 1960-1968 concerning E.W. (Ned) McLeod when he was the retired Lieutenant Commander of the R.C.N.R. It pertains predominantly to the Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia George R. Pearkes and his visits and tours of the north coast. Also included is a bound volume of "The Empire" newspaper that contains the first 26 issues from 20 July 1907 to 4 January 1908, 4 Air Navigation topographical maps for the RCAF in the 1940s, an IODE membership card, a Prince Rupert General Hospital memo from Mrs J.H. Lindsay to board members in 1970, a Hospital Hotline newsletter from 1977, a Northern BC Power Co. invoice, a Prince Rupert cookbook from 1914, and a photograph of largest blast from 1913.

The fonds consists of records from the Miss Prince Rupert Pageant. It includes photographs, correspondence, financial records, minutes, talent sheets, rules and regulations.