This collection consists of postcards and photographs collected by Joan Goodall. Areas depicted include Old Massett, Hazelton, Kitwangar, Port Simpson and other areas. Most images have totem poles or other massive carvings depicted.

The collection consists of 9 photographs and sheet music for The Imperial Native March for piano composed by Job Nelson of Metlakatla, B.C. published in 1907. The photographs include a view of 10th Avenue East and Bacon Street looking towards Prince Rupert's downtown, circa 1920s, the Kaiwo Maru docked at Prince Rupert, the Sea Cadet Band in Comox in 1943, people at Salt Lakes in 1912, the Prince Rupert at the GTP dock, the Hazelton graveyard and the bridge near Hazelton.

The fonds consists of photographs depicting the Comadinas at their wedding in 1953, at work in 1970 with partner Jack Wrathhall, John in Vancouver on the B.C. Electric Railways Co. Observation Car in 1947, with the staff at Burn's Meats, and the view of Prince Rupert from Summit Avenue taken after 1910. There are also photographs of early Hazelton including a portrait of William Walker Wrathall and a scene inside his shop, another at the wheel of a car with Wiggs O'Neill, children Jack and Bill Wrathall in 1912, and Wiggs O'Neil driving his car with over a dozen passengers in 1912. The textual records include a certificate of service from the Canadian Pacific Railway Company for W.W. Wrathall for length of service January 21 1901 to September 13, 1907 and a 1927 reference letter for W.W. Wrathall from the manager at Canadian National Railways. The scrapbook contains information from 1908 to 1980, including newspaper clippings, wedding invitations, and receipts.