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Topics include Animals, Holidays, Birthdays, Christmas, Easter, Halloween, Flowers, Children, Humour, Laurel and Hardy, Lone Ranger and Tonto. Some are sent/used postcards while others are blank.

26-page family photograph book in a black paper binding, all in black and white. Some photos are annotated, and many are not.

Bound in a soft, marble-coloured “Photographs” book. 44 pages, tracing Keith Emerson's journey from Vancouver to California. Includes annotations with the photographs, commercial souvenir postcards, pamphlets, cards from hotels and restaurants, and other ephemera.

Keith Emerson. Red-zipped “Photographs” album, 33 pages. Depicts National Parks, Wildlife, Icefields, Cars, Buildings. Includes ephemera.

Topics include British Columbia, Alberta, Ontario, Vancouver Island, Quebec, Toronto, the Great Lakes, Ships, Wildlife, Trains, Mountains, Parks, CPR [Canadian Pacific Railway], Hunters, Indigenous People. Some colour, some black and white. Some are sent/used postcards, while others are blank.

Topics include British Columbia, Alberta, Ontario, Vancouver Island, Quebec, Toronto, the Great Lakes, Ships, Wildlife, Trains, Mountains, Parks, CPR [Canadian Pacific Railway], Hunters, Indigenous People. Some colour, some black and white. Some are sent/used postcards, while others are blank.

Loose photographs in black and white, contained in two small envelopes marked “1” and “2”. “1” contains 45 items. All depict China c.1900s. “2” contains 77 items also depicting China c.1900s. Topics include Shanghai, Hong Kong, Ships, People, Rural Life.

Loose photographs in black and white, contained in two small envelopes marked “3” and “4”. “3” contains 23 items depicting China c.1900s, some including annotations in English or in Chinese. “4” contains 77 items, depicting more Scenes from China, along with a small, separate bundle of family photos from England c.1910s-1920s. Topics include Landscapes, Rivers, Rural Life.

Loose photographs in black and white, contained in two small envelopes marked “5” and “6”. “5” contains 39 items depicting scenes of China c.1900s, some with annotations in English or Chinese. “6” contains 11 items – wedding photos (2) and school photos (9) from the 1920s and 1930s. Topics include Sir James Douglas School and Victoria High School.

A collection of family correspondence from the 1800s until the 1960s, contained in three folders.