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The fonds consists of diaries (1891-1923); correspondence (1894-1912); bank records (1893-1903); and invitation to Dunsmuir/Cavendish wedding (1928).

The collection consists of photographs, miscellaneous pamphlets and an artifact. Photographs consist of images of the Harrison Yacht Pond, Beacon Hill Park, Steve Fonyo, Rockland Avenue, Dallas Road, Cross' Stores, Hudson's Bay Company, and the Bank of Nova Scotia at Douglas and Yates Streets. Pamphlets include a Daily Colonist newspaper and bus timetables. Artifact consists of a flag from the 1988 B.C. Summer Games.

The fonds consists of photographs of horses and a delivery wagon belonging to West End Grocery Company and Dixi H. Ross & Co., interior and exterior views of the latter's store and a box of prize ribbons won at horse shows, 1910-1912. Some photographs show James Slater.

The fonds consists of an album containing photographs and a copy of Martin Allerdale Grainger's "Woodsmen of the West" (1908). Photographs include individuals and groups; houses on Samuel Island, Eburne, Vancouver; Martin Grainger's house on Lampson Street, Esquimalt; and views of the coast of B.C., including the Gulf Islands.

The fonds consists of photographs of the Gordon family (including D. Marshall Gordon), Gordon family residences, family friend Jean Roberts, and many unidentified individuals.

The collection consists of photographs of women who were school friends of Joanne Hughes' mother-in-law, Winifred Alice Hughes.

The fonds consists of photographs and a file of bills, cancelled cheques, receipts, and correspondence belonging to John Barnsley. The photographs show family members in Victoria and Prince Rupert; the Barnsley country home Langford Lodge; early automobiles; interiors and exteriors of Barnsley's Sporting Goods and Gunsmiths; and miscellaneous views taken in the Victoria area.

The fonds consists of copy negatives taken from loaned photo albums. Photo albums were created by Gladys Maude Cameron and John Christian. The majority of images are of unidentified individuals and places with many other images depicting the Christian and Cameron families and scenes of Victoria.

The fonds consists of photographic proofs of the departure of the 48th Battalion of the Canadian Expeditionary Force. Photographs were taken by the photographic firm of Trio and have been numbered to assist with the commercial sale of the images. John F. Lamport appears in image number 382.

The fonds consists of photographs of Lawrence Hafer as a student at Boys Central School and of his father Ludwig Hafer in a staff photograph of the Albion Iron Works and in his business L. Hafer Machinist (previously known as the Victoria Novelty Works) at 150 Government Street (now 1420 Government).

The fonds consists of 26 copies of photographs that were loaned to the archives. Images depict the James Bay neighbourhood, Beacon Hill Park, the Gorge, Weiler Brothers Furniture staff, house at 58 Government Street, and members of the Lewis family.

The fonds consists of portrait photographs of various identified and unidentified individuals. Photographs appear to have been primarily taken by John Savannah though some may have been taken by his son Edward.

The fonds consists of photographs of major tourist attractions taken when Gray was visiting Victoria. Sites include Butchart Gardens, Victoria Inner Harbour, Craigflower Schoolhouse, Chinatown, and the Malahat Drive. There are also several images taken of Vancouver included in this fonds.

The fonds consists of a scrapbook of newspaper clippings on the James Bay Athletic Association, initially compiled by John W. King's father-in-law and continued by King, and one photograph of the 1901 James Bay Intermediate Lacrosse Team.

The fonds consists of photographs of the Spencer family, the Clay children, and Evelyn Jones' school or college classmates in Hamilton, Ontario, along with images of individuals and groups that are not identified. Various Victoria area views include images of the visit of the Duke and Duchess of York in 1901, a floating Japanese teahouse at the Gorge Park and the Exhibition Hall at Willows. There are several images of Orchard House, the Jones family residence, and other Victoria homes.

Fonds consists of the following series: Basque Ranch (Kamloops) property correspondence (1928-1942); Beacon Hill property records (1907-1908); Cordova Bay property statement of account (1908); Cowichan Lake property records (1913-1943); Erb estate records (1897-1930); Finnerty land syndicate records (1906-1913); Halfway River property records (1910-1922); Jones Building records (1929-1944); Victoria No. 2 Building Society loan records (1902-1925).

The fonds consists of negatives of photographs taken by Joseph Grant. Images consist of unidentified individuals at beaches, swimming scenes and the Hudson's Bay Company women's basketball team.

The fonds consists of a ledger, correspondence and company shares. The ledger relates to bar, grocery and general merchandise accounts at possibly the Burnside Hotel. The correspondence relates to the rental of the Louvre Hotel at 515 Johnson Street in Victoria.

Fonds consists of the following series: cash book (1854-1883); correspondence (1864-1871); diary (1886); estate records of Hannah Biggarstaff (1878-1892); estate records of Elizabeth and Emily Wilson (1834-1885); journal ([ca. 1871]-1892); miscellaneous financial records (1836-1884); partnership records (1846-1848); personal estate records (1891-1892); real estate journal (1862-1892).

The fonds consists of bylaws, minutes of meetings, membership dues ledgers, monthly reports of the corresponding secretary, correspondence and artifacts of Local 372.

The fonds consists of photographs of persons who were friends of former generations of the Paulin family.

The fonds consists of photographs taken by Ken Crabtree's father Levi of Ken Crabtree boating in Gonzales Bay.

The fonds consists of commercial studio images. The majority of images are portraits of individuals.

The fonds consists of photographs of the Kroeger family, Spiritualist picnics and theatrical troupes, and the Kroeger upholstery shop at 53 1/2 Fort Street in Victoria.

The fonds consists of photographs depicting the Victoria Fire Department. Images depict members of the department, fire trucks, and members of the Fire Department basketball team.