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The fonds consists of business correspondence of the Gazette Printing Company and other business records (including notices of assessment and accounts with the Workmen's Compensation Board, bills, and invoices), much of which relate to the operation of the Grand Forks Gazette newspaper. The fonds includes personal correspondence, legal documents, and reference material of Thomas A. Love, owner of the Gazette Printing Company.

The fonds consists of two cash books.

The fonds consists of the personal and business correspondence of George Baldwin.

The fonds consists of minutes (1906-1907), cashbook 1906-1908), and correspondence and receipts (1906-1907) of the club.

The fonds consists of photographs of houses in Greater Vancouver offered for sale in 1971.

The fonds consists of financial records (including correspondence) and reference material relating to the operation of Fritz Wolf's Grindrod Blacksmith firm. Financial records include cashbooks, inventory, invoices, and account books. Account books detail items made for local farmers and businesses, including the Grindrod Lumber Company. Reference material includes a list of employees of Raboch Sawmills (ca. 1965).

Fonds consists of articles of incorporation (1922) and two accounting ledgers (1922-1975). Of note is a list of subscribers in the 1922-1930 account book, and a record of costs associated with purchasing the property.

The fonds consists of correspondence, reports, minutes, and diaries pertaining to Constable's activities in promoting the development of the Columbia-Kootenay watershed. Fonds includes photographs of the Creston Valley (predominantly from 1945) and maps of the Columbia-Kootenay watershed area. Fonds includes records relating to the Creston Power, Light and Telephone Company, the Kootenay Valley Power and Development Company, various farmers' associations, and the Creston Board of Trade/Chamber of Commerce. It also includes copies of provincial and federal documents relating to development in the Columbia-Kootenay watershed.

The fonds consists of the hotel registers (1898-1921) and the hotel's store and restaurant ledger (1900).

The fonds consists of personal and business correspondence, bills, and receipts.

The fonds consists of receipt books, statements of account, and tax statements.

The fonds consists of the expenditure book (1945) and hand-written newsletters (1949-1951) of the resort lodge. Fonds includes photographs of the facilities and people at the resort.

The fonds consists of store accounts, listed by name in random order.

The fonds consists of the timebook (1947) for the Home Inn.

The fonds consists of the hotel registration book.

The fonds consists of photographs of stores, streets, the Lampson Street School and general scenes of Esquimalt, B.C.

The fonds consists of Clarke's diary (1884-1886), his real estate ledger (1879) recording sales of land in Port Moody, and correspondence and legal documents relating to Clarke's real estate business activities.

The fonds consists of correspondence inward (1908-1918) dealing primarily with supply orders and complaints to his distributors.

The J.J. Johnston fonds consists of records relating to both J.J. Johnstons business and personal activities. The records have been arranged according to the activity by which they were produced. However, in order to maintain the natural record groupings designated by the creator, there are some overlaps of record types across series. For example, there may be insurance papers attached to a deed of land or receipts attached to correspondence.

The fonds consists of correspondence, reports, clippings, and speeches resulting from Ratcliffe's activities with the Kamloops and District Board of Trade and the Kamloops and District Boy Scout's Council.

The fonds consists of account books, correspondence, personal documents and family photographs.

Fonds consists of records accumulated during the course of the garage and car business. Includes lists of accounts payable, cancelled cheques, invoices, and correspondence with suppliers.

The fonds consists of personal and business correspondence relating to Vanslyk's mining and art interests, records of mining claims, army records, reference maps of Valemount and area used by Vanslyk, and Vanslyk's drawings depicting scenes, buildings, industry and prospecting activities in the Canoe River area, the Robson Valley, Valemount and area, and Barkerville and area.

The fonds consists of accounts ledgers.

The fonds consists of receipts for various goods and services.