The fonds consists of postcards and photographs. The postcards are arranged by subject in albums, and show scenes from many different countries and cultures. The photographs are of Abner N. Garland as a child and other unidentified individuals.

Fonds consists of 11 series of records. Series include book manuscript ([196-?]); material for film (1971-1972); manuscripts ([196-?]); correspondence (1966-1983); Hollywood Cricket Club photographs (1936); research notes ([196-?]); speeches ([196-?]); time line notes ([196-?]); driver education proposal (1965-1966); miscellaneous ([ca. 1975-1982]); and published articles (1966-1968).

The fonds consists of photographs depicting Alex T. Stewart beside his Curtiss JN4 "Jenny" at Camp Borden, Ontario; passengers lined up beside a Ford Tri-motor before B.C. Airways' inaugural flight from Seattle to Victoria in 1928; and a view of McNeill Bay from the Gonzales wireless station.

The fonds consists of photographs and miscellaneous records. The photographs are primarily of Thomas Alexander and his family (including Barton E. Alexander) and include portraits of family, school children, and buildings. Miscellaneous records consist primarily of pamphlets, notes on the Alexander family, a Christmas card, and a postcard to the family.

The fonds consists of photographs showing the Roberts family, various Victoria scenes, and the Nickel Plate Mine at Hedley, B.C.

The fonds consists of photographs and artifacts. Photographs consist of images of members of the Ferguson family, schoolchildren, the 1919 visit of the Prince of Wales, the Chinese junk Amoy, and other images of the Greater Victoria region. Artifacts consist of a photo booklet of the 1939 Royal Visit and a postcard record of Victoria.

The fonds consists of photographs showing the construction of the Johnson Street Bridge, 1921-1923 (many taken by Howard Chapman); programs and newspaper articles on Victoria musical revues and performers and one photograph; a poster for the comic opera "The Boy"; and Eileen Allwood's reminiscences of the Pantages Theatre, 1919-1927.

The fonds consists of photographs and a photocopy of Amy Moffat's written memoirs. Photographs consist of images of the Moffatt and Gilchrist families, including those of William Law Gilchrist.

The collection consists of Cecil Clark "Yesterday and Today" newspaper clippings, numbered from 1-801.

Fonds consists of certificates of recognition for Noel's service in the First World War and air raid defence records including training books and field notebooks.