Photograph of Bob Walker with a cat. The caption on the reverse reads "Mrs Philip. Dear Myrtle, This is a cat Bob tamed it was a stray. With a little TLC it turned into a beauty. Hope you have a nice Christmas. Think of you really often. Love, Bob & May Walker."

Photograph of the Jardine-Neiland family and their property at 34 1/2 Mile [Function Junction area] between 1930 and 1943, featuring many photographs of Bob Jardine.

One slide of an unidentified animal in desert conditions. Other photographs are of a large construction site near water.

Photographs of trees, flowers, truck and trailer, marmot, ptarmigan, and pelicans.

10 slides are labelled with codes MINF and MIN and respective numbers that correspond with written documents (FEN_04_03_03).

FEN_02_02_036_001-002 labelled "Antelope Bush".
FEN_02_02_036_006 labelled "Yellow bellied Marmot".
FEN_02_02_036_007 labelled "Syringa Mock Orange (PHILADELPHUS LEWISII)".
FEN_02_02_036_008 labelled "[?] [?] II [River] [?]".
FEN_02_02_036_009 labelled "Panderosa Pine".
FEN_02_02_036_010 labelled "OPUNTIA FRAGILUS".
FEN_02_02_036_011 and 017 labelled "Ptarmigan".
FEN_02_02_036_012-013 and 019 labelled "C.A. FENNER 860 Evelyn Dr West Vancouver B.C.".
FEN_02_02_036_016 labelled "CALYPSO BULBOSA".
FEN_02_02_036_020 labelled "ERIOGONUM UMBELLATUM".

Lists of colour prints on display at the Gallery of Photography and the Unitarian Church in Vancouver. Photographs that were on display were taken in many different areas in British Columbia.

Booklet from January 1960 by the Department of Recreation & Conservation on Garibaldi Park with information - split into northern and southern Garibaldi - on its history, specific areas (Black Tusk Meadows and Diamond Head Chalet), seasonal weather, attractions, camping information, terrain, wildlife, access, and use.