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The fonds consists of photographs and miscellaneous files. Photographs depict M. Leo Sweeney's participation in sports and the Sweeney Cooperage. Miscellaneous files consist primarily of family reminiscences, a history of Sweeney Cooperage Ltd., Christmas cards and newspaper clippings.

The fonds consists of photographs of female baseball and basketball teams.

The fonds consists of photographs and textual records relating to Victoria, B.C. Photographs document the 1980 Royal Visits of Prince Charles and Princess Alexandra, changes to Chinatown and Fisgard Street, restoration work on the Temple Emmanuel at Blanshard and Pandora, a Freedom of the City Ceremony, the ferry Princess Marguerite and the official unveiling of the plaque commemorating the Royal Canadian Navy. The textual material consists of the trip itineraries of Prince Charles and Princess Alexandra.

The fonds consists of photographs and a scrapbook. The photographs show unidentified people, soldiers (World War I) and Victoria and Nanaimo scenes. Many photographs appear to show MacLachlan's parents' house and garden. The scrapbook contains newsclippings of MacLachlan's advertisement for his brokerage business, 1909-1911, and articles mainly about mines; loose issues of MacLachlan's stock review; stock prospectuses; sheet music; various loose programs; and letters promoting a new Canadian flag.

The fonds consists of photographs and maps, most of which probably originated with the Canadian Hydrographic Service. The photographs include views of three girls on Willows Beach, including the future Alfred Banyard; a wrecked barge in Tahsis Inlet; Coast Guard ships and boats; the West Coast of Vancouver Island, including Tofino airport tower and hydrographic surveying scenes; Bamberton; early wireless radio rooms; lighthouses and light ships; and the demolition of Ripple Rock. Fonds includes British military map of Greater Victoria, a map of southwestern B.C., and a hydrographic chart of Pender Harbour.

The fonds consists of a cash journal document cash received and paid out.

The fonds consists primarily of photographs of the Steele family and of many unidentified people and views. Also included is the autograph album of Minnie Rex (later Steele) and printed ephemera.

The fonds consists of correspondence outward and photographs. Photographs consist of images of headstones constructed by Stewart Monumental Works.

The fonds consists of a daily cash journal of the downtown Victoria Eaton's and David Spencer Ltd. department store. Data elements include date, cash, charges and S.D. receipts. Monthly totals are calculated at the end of each month with monthly comparisons at the back of the journal. Journal also documents daily weather conditions as they reflected on the daily operation of the store. Also included are annotations reflecting on current events including both local and world news.

The fonds consists of three scrapbooks of newspaper clippings and one architectural sketch. Scrapbooks document Sorby's work in Victoria, primarily his proposals regarding the development of the Inner Harbour and James Bay Seawalls. Clippings also relate to technological developments, such as fireproof building materials, which influence architectural development. The architectural sketch is a proposed plan of the Parliament Buildings of British Columbia.

The fonds consists of 15 series of records including news photographs [ca. 1920-1982]; staff photographs [ca. 1935-1980]; Victoria Times reporter's day book (1931-1969); Victoria Times library index (1925-1955); Colonist lithographers journal (1958-1962); Colonist lithographers ledger (1951-1978); Colonist printers journal (1958-1972); Colonist printers ledger (1958-1971); Victoria Press journal (1962-1978); Victoria Times time book (1948); internal staff newspapers (1961-1980); special edition newspapers (1951-1984); Bierman comic proofs [197-?]; and miscellaneous records [ca. 1934-1970].

The fonds consists of photographs of Japanese people and of the Japanese Tea Garden in Gorge Park (Esquimalt).

The fonds consists of photo albums (1964-1988), minutes (1975-1988), show and exhibition records (1982-1988), display signs [198-?], and constitution (1981-1984). Photo albums contain primarily photographs but also newspaper clippings, programmes, newsletters and other ephemera.

The fonds consists of records of the Victoria Chamber of Commerce documenting its functions and activities in promoting commercial interests in British Columbia. Fonds also includes records created under the earlier name British Columbia Board of Trade. Series include minutes (1879-1920), committee reports and index (1913-1920), annual reports (1879-1920), cashbooks (1864-1921) and newspaper clippings (1895-1907) of the Victoria British Columbia Board of Trade.

Fonds consists of correspondence, minutes, membership records, financial records, and recordings of rehearsals and performances of the Victoria Choral Society.

The fonds consists of correspondence and invoices.

The collection consists of records of Lim Yat, records of Honoria Mary Lefevre, photographs of Spring Ridge Housing Cooperative (Fernwood) employees, photographs of demolished buildings, a pharmacist's journal, business cards, miscellaneous photographs, Greater Victoria street maps and a Canadian Customs pamphlet. Records of Lim Yat consist of architectural sketches, a photograph of 1619-1629 Store Street, and Provincial Exhibition diploma and map. Records of Honoria May Lefevre consist of a scrapbook and photographs documenting her singing engagements. Demolished buildings photographs document houses on Bee Street and Foul Bay Road where the Oak Bay Recreation Centre now stands. The pharmacist journal is of unknown provenance and consists of a list of customer names and their prescriptions. Miscellaneous photographs consist of images of the Gorge, a delivery truck and the Pied Pipers musical group.

The fonds consists of photographs showing Captain William E. Gardner, George M. Gardner, the ships Princess Victoria and Empress of Japan, and the tugs Bute, Respond, and Edna Grace.

The fonds consists of photographs, postcards, diaries, scrapbooks, and miscellaneous printed material. The photographs show views of Manitoba; British Columbia, especially Victoria and Vancouver Island; travels in Banff, California and Boston; and pictures of Canadian military aircrew training during World War I in Ontario and Texas, probably taken by Robert Newton "Newt" Penman. The fonds includes William Penman's diaries and scrapbooks, one compiled during World War I by Alexander Cowie (d. 1930), a pioneer of the Comox Valley. Fonds includes postcards depicting places in Canada, the United States, the British Isles, and Jamaica.

The fonds consists of photographs of the various members of the Bagshaw family (including Arthur L. Bagshaw), their occupations, visits to various local parks and beaches, and images of floatplanes in the Inner Harbour of Victoria.

The fonds consists of photographs of signs on buildings. Photographs are arranged into three series including alphabetical files [196-] and miscellaneous signs [ca. 1980-1991] and staff photographs [ca. 1960-1980].

The fonds consists of photographs of the Legislative Precinct, Menzies Street and the 1100 block of Fort Street in Victoria.

The fonds consists of photographs depicting James Douglas Fitzherbert Bullen, the Bullen Yard in Esquimalt, and the ships Princess Beatrice and Princess Louise.

The fonds consists of family photographs. Images depict Arthur C. Pike on a ship near Prince Rupert, the David Spencer Company choir and baseball team, Sara Pike's Red Cross group, and postcards of the Victoria Fire Department.

The fonds consists of photographs of the Duncan Cameron family; views of Victoria, including the Inner Harbour and Beacon Hill Park; Frank Cameron in his early automobiles; and an album of photographs of Agnes Deans Cameron's 1908 expedition to the Arctic.