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Fonds consists mainly of photographs, ca. 1900 to 1966, of the C.H. Carnwath family and the W.S. Anderson family and their friends participating in various sporting and social activities. Also included are exteriors and interiors of houses, nurses at Vancouver General Hospital and group and individual portraits. Other materials include correspondence, high school certificates, 1912-1921, property records, 1920s, genealogies and newspaper clippings concerning family members.

The fonds consists of business records of the Banfield family's insurance companies, papers from Banfield's university days, and papers relating to his volunteer activities, especially with the Vancouver General Hospital. There are also scrapbooks, photographs and clippings. Photographs depict family life, travels and Banfield's public life as a Rotarian, a civic official and a trustee at Vancouver General Hospital. The fonds is arranged into 8 series: Business records, Certificates and company posters, Civic and personal matters, Photographs, Publications relating to Vancouver General Hospital, Scrapbooks and news clippings, University papers, and Vancouver General Hospital Records.

The fonds consists of records of Dr. Dick relating to his medical education, practice and teaching career, his professional activities with various medical and health bodies, his community service activities, and his lectures, papers and publications on a variety of medical and health topics. Fonds includes resumes, testimonials and letters of reference, certificates, correspondence, and reports relating to Dr. Dicks work in private practice and at the University of British Columbia Faculty of Medicine, Vancouver General Hospital, the Vancouver Medical Association, the British Columbia Medical Association, the British Columbia Alcohol and Drug Commission, the Vancouver City Police Medical Advisory Committee, the British Columbia Medical Library Service, and the Vancouver Epilepsy Centre. Fonds also includes records of Dr. Dicks activities with the Boy Scouts of Canada (20th Vancouver B Troop) and with the Glasgow University Graduates Association relating to Sir Hector Hetherington. Fonds also contains drafts and published versions of many of Dr. Dicks lectures, papers and articles, as well as records of various honours and awards. Fonds is arranged in seven series: Curriculum vitae; Certificates, testimonials and awards; Personal correspondence; Professional service; Community service; Lectures; and, Publications and manuscripts.

The fonds consists primarily of records of Dr. Palmer documenting his extensive research and writing on medical, health and social issues. . Fonds includes personal and professional correspondence relating to his medical research and publications, as well as to his work at the Vancouver General Hospital and his service with professional associations, most notably the North Pacific Society of Internal Medicine. Fonds also includes records relating to his advocacy on a variety of health and social issues, as well as his associations with many colleagues and friends. Fonds includes personal and family photographs of Dr. Palmer. Records consist primarily of papers, research notes, essays, letters-to-the-editor, correspondence with colleagues, and copies of reprints and other publications of Dr. Palmer. Fonds is arranged in six series: general correspondence; medical associations; medical practice; medical research and writing; subject files; and photographs.

The fonds consists of records documenting Dr. Segal's education and training and academic and professional career, as well as records of his professional and community service with government agencies, medical organizations, universities, and international, national, and local non-profit associations and groups. The fonds is arranged in six series: 1) Biographical; 2) Education, training and certification; 3) Professional and academic experience; 4) Professional associations and service; 5) Public and community service; and, 6) Publications and manuscripts. Biographical records include a set of various curriculum vitae and annual biographical data sheets, autobiographical manuscripts, early letters of reference, media coverage of Dr. Segal's activities, files relating to his awards and honours, photographs, and a drawing. The "Education, training and certification" series includes: undergraduate and graduate records (including those of extracurricular student activities) at McGill University, Queen's University, and the University of British Columbia; records of certification by various medical colleges and councils; records of internship and residency at Vancouver General Hospital; and, records of graduate fellowships with the University of British Columbia, the National Research Council of Canada, Boston Lying-in Hospital, Children's Medical Centre (Boston), Harvard Medical School, and Peter Bent Brigham Hospital. The "Professional and academic experience" series includes administrative and teaching records, records of committee work and research projects, and records of conference participation (including papers delivered) while holding appointments with the Department of National Health and Welfare (Indian Health Services), the Vancouver General Hospital (Health Centre for Children), Sunny Hill Hospital (Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome Program), the University of British Columbia (Department of Paediatrics), the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (Bethesda, Maryland), and other bodies as visiting professor or consultant. Administrative records relating to Dr. Segal's work at Vancouver General Hospital include records created by his predecessor, Dr. A.F. Hardyment, in the positions of Physician-in-Charge of Nurseries and of Chair of the Committee on Care of the Newborn. The "Professional association and services" series includes records relating to Dr. Segal's professional conference participation (including papers delivered) and his activities as a member of the Executive Council or other committees of a variety of medical associations. The "Public and community service" series contains administrative and conference records relating to a variety of community organizations, government agencies and commissions, and other publicly-sponsored groups. Records of publications and manuscripts include original typescripts (and drafts), reprints and other records relating to articles submitted for publication in professional journals.

The fonds consists primarily of records documenting Dr. Robertsons medical career. Fonds includes certificates, licenses, awards, and tributes, reprints and unpublished manuscripts, and reference material, including correspondence and newspaper clippings, relating to surgical procedures pioneered by Dr. Robertson, patients and their personal expressions of appreciation and tributes to him, and his involvement with the Vancouver General Hospital. Fonds includes photographs of his graduating classes, groups of physicians he was associated with in the RCAF and at Vancouver General Hospital, his many patients, and various social events relating to his retirement in 1972. Fonds is arranged in 4 series: Diplomas, licences, and certificates; Manuscripts and publications; Reference files; and Photographs.

The fonds consists of records of the Association, which include correspondence between Lewis A. Meyers, the Association's secretary, and officials of the Vancouver General Hospital. The correspondence pertains to the licensing of osteopaths and their eligibility to practice in Vancouver hospitals.