The records of the S.O.S.B.A.L.I.C.191 were compiled during the period of their regular business meetings. Apart from the bound minute books which span the years continuously from 1899 to 1993, the records were in no apparent order upon arrival at the archives.;The fonds also include a trophy signature record book dated 1976-1983 and two cloth badges. In addition, there are photographs that were taken in the 1960's. Please note that four postcard photographs contained in the photograph collection with accession no's. IHP730504/5and IHP801045/7 under the archival headings of Excursions and Groups are also available for viewing.;A wooden laser printed plaque with an inscription to William Robertson celebrating his one hundredth birthday is also in this fonds.;In total there are three series: minutes, trophy signature records and photographs. All material has been arranged chronologically to reflect the natural record accumulation over time and to facilitate easy access.

Fonds consists of records that document the activities, governance and functions of the club. These include scrapbooks, bank records, correspondence, photographs, bylaws, educational material, Christmas pudding recipes, ceremony instructions, committee reports, membership records and clippings. Although minutes are referred to in these records, their location is unknown. Fonds arranged in seven series: 1) Constitution and bylaws; 2) Club administration records; 3) Financial records; 4) Correspondence; 5) Projects; 6) Photographs and 7) Ephemera.

The fonds is arranged into five series and consists of minutes, reports, receipts, correspondence and ephemera. The fonds gives a picture of war relief activities of the local Red Cross, and the names of the people who worked to that end.

The fonds consists of minutes of meeting of the South Wellington Board of School Trustees.

Fonds consists of records from the Fourth Street Methodist Church, Sixth Street Methodist Church, St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church and St. Andrew's United Church (North Vancouver, B.C.). Records include Baptism registers (1914-1969), Marriage registers (1905-1996) and Burial registers (1910-1974); Circuit register (1910-1927), Historic roll (1905-1931), Communion registers (1930-1948) and Membership certificates (1913-1965); Session minutes (1904-1973) and correspondence (1934-1953), Stewards/Board of Managers minutes (1903-1967), Official Board minutes (1907-1971), Church Council and Executive minutes, reports and correspondence (1972-1994), Trustees minutes (1912-1924), Congregational Meetings minutes (1926-1994), Missionary and Maintenance Committee minutes (1934-1964), Music Committee minutes and correspondence (1965-1967), Christian Development Committee minutes (1971-1972), Sacraments, Liturgy and Worship Committee minutes and correspondence (1973-1988), Building Equipment Committee minutes and reports, donations correspondence (1955-1959) and Financial statements (1959-1960); Ladies Aid records (1910-1957)), Woman's Association records (1931-1966), Woman's Missionary Society records (1937-1961), United Church Women records (1962-2000); As One That Serves minutes (1925-1927); Sunday School minutes (1924-1950), Cradle Roll (1913) and "St. Andrew's Sunday School Story" (church history) (1980); Young People's Society minutes (1931-1937), Young People's Union minutes (1940-1942), Young Adult's Group minutes (1947-1950), Young Adults Fellowship minutes (1950-1996), Young Adults Fellowship correspondence (1975-1993), Hi-C Club minutes (1961-1967), Hi-C Club Memorabilia/Reunions (1965-1980), Canadian Girls in Training Turtles Group minutes (1959-1960), Explorers minutes (1958-1965) and Memorabilia (no date) and Trail Rangers minutes (1935-1941); Choir roll (1934-1944), Anthem Listing (c.1941-1954) and Recipe Book (1955); Fiftieth Anniversary Committee records (1975-1976); Church Histories, William Stott's "The Story of St. Andrew's United Church 1865-1937," J. S. Terry's "St. Andrew's United Church North Vancouver, 1925-1975" and historical memorabilia (no date); Annual reports (1923-1996), Annual Financial reports (1975-1996).

The fonds consists of house chronicles; local council minutes and official visitation records; local accounts; some student records; correspondence; guest books; financial records (including student accounts and property accounts); historical monograph; biographical material; and subject files. Fonds includes the minutes and accounts of the Parents Auxiliary.

Collection consists of series of images, including class photographs, graduation portraits, buildings and grounds, native artifacts collection, albums, and miscellaneous subject material. The videotapes and some of the photographic collection document the restoration and opening celebrations.

The collection consists of images of the construction of the building, the building itself (exterior and interior), chapel, grounds, social activities, Craft Club gatherings, funerals, and jubilees.

The fonds consists of local council minutes; house chronicles; local accounts; student records; some baptism records; school registers; school accounts; visitors' books; crown grant information; building contracts; operations files; correspondence; monographs; biographical information; and subject files.

The fonds consists of two yearbooks (1976-1977, 1977-1978), a commemorative booklet (1958-1984), and some news articles.

The fonds consists of (Akulurak) script chronicles (1894-1898), historical reviews in French and English; (St. Mary's, Andreafski) correspondence, yearbooks, Yup'ik translations, script journals of village ministries, guest book, reference and subject files.

There are 2 b&w photographs: one of the mission, one of a young Akulurak family. Various photographs of the tundra are analogous of the area.

The fonds consists of student records and record books; annual reports; graduation records and records of graduating exercises; yearbooks; curricula files; registers (including nurses' accounts and placement of nurses); correspondence; subject files; biographical material; and historical monographs. Fonds also includes many records of the St. Joseph's School of Nursing Alumnae Association, including constitutions and bylaws/ minutes; financial journals; attendance registers; membership journals; correspondence; and subject files.

The fonds consists of house chronicles, local council minutes and official visitations, financial records, and historical monograph.

The collection has a few b&w photographs and coloured transparencies of the building, some of the students, and some staff.

Fonds consists of the records of St. Luke's United Church and its predecessors, Cedar Cottage Presbyterian Church and Cedar Cottage United Church. Records include Baptism registers (1932-1977), Marriage registers (1920-1974), and Burial registers (1932-1968); Membership records (1936-1979); Session minutes (1918-1968), Board of Managers minutes (1909-1936), Stewards minutes (1936-1966), Official Board minutes (1945-1981) and correspondence (1968-1981), Congregational Meetings minutes (1908-1981), and Worship and Action Committee minutes (1967-1969); Property records relating to Japanese United Church (1978-1979), and Taxation records (1978-1979); Woman's Association minutes (1947-1961), Young Woman's Association minutes (1948-1960), Woman's Missionary Society Miller Auxiliary minutes (1915-1959), United Church Women minutes (1972-1981) and financial records (1962-1980), and United Church Women Elizabeth McQueen Unit financial records (1958-1975); Young People's Christian Endeavour minutes (1913-1914), Young People's Union minutes (1929-1931); Church histories by W.W. McClintock, F.E. Runnalls, and A.J. Griffin (1934, 1959); Annual reports (1909-1980); "Messenger: Cedar Cottage Church News" (Newsletters) (1942-1943); and Guest Registers (1934, 1959).

The fonds consists of school registers and albums containing clippings, correspondence, and photographs of activities and students at the centre.

The small collection consists of a photograph of the school, photographs of a few class groups and some informal images of the Sisters and other staff personnel.

Fonds consists the of records of St. Stephen's Presbyterian and St. Stephen's United Church. Records include Membership records (1970s); Congregational Meetings minutes (1900-1953); Woman's Association Mary Smillie Guild minutes (1946-1961) and financial records (1942-1961), Woman's Missionary Society minutes (1926-1962), United Church Women minutes (1962-1971) and financial records (1962-1970); Sunday School financial records and reports (1929-1984). Most of the pastoral and administrative activities associated with St. Stephen's have been recorded in the records of St. Andrew's Presbyterian and Ladner United Church.

The fonds consists of glass plate negatives of the military, the Pacific Great Eastern Railway, and people and scenes of Vancouver and Victoria. Some of the photographs are by V. Vinson.

Fonds consists of membership applications from twenty-seven local men to the Pacific Coast Militia Rangers Association. Application forms include the applicant's full name and address and country of origin, weapons owned by applicants and a signed oath of allegiance.

Collection consists of photographs collected by Romanik for inclusion in her books and articles. Includes original photographs and reprints that were created by an unknown party at a later date.

Fonds consists of a thirteen-page typed manuscript written by Patrick Mowat in 1969. It relates his memories of training and serving in World War I as a member of the 2nd Canadian Mounted Rifles and the 8th Brigade Light Trench Mortar Battery in northern France and Belgium. Fonds also consists of 5 laser print copies of photographs of Patrick Mowat and the 30th B.C. Horse.

The Peter Day fonds consists of over 2000 items, monographs, limited edition books and artists' books, drawings, posters, prints, cards, boxes, wrappers, video tape recordings, and various small sculptures. The fonds contains the following series: The Peter Day collection of Concrete Poetry, correspondence, and photographs.

The collection consists of material collected and generated in the process of putting together an exhibition of postcards at Presentation House Gallery in North Vancouver. The collection is divided into three series: It Pays to Play postcards, It Pays to Play gallery files (including catalogue), and postcards collected as source material in the research process, but not used in the exhibit.