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The collection consists of 70 photographic images [71 prints--2 copies of one image] representing the career achievements of Dr. Ted Grant and prepared for a three-month exhibit of his work at the Leica Gallery in New York in the spring of 2014. The exhibit, "Ted Grant: Sixty Years of Legendary Photojournalism," was inspired by a book the same title [sc TR140 G73F39 2013] written by Thelma Fayle and published by Heritage House Publishing in 2013.

The fonds consists of the personal papers of Walter Dexter including notes, photographs, pottery samples, supplies, bisque fired items, forms, tools, glaze tests. The fonds reflects the artistic practices of Dexter as a potter and ceramicist from the mid-1960s to approximately 2012. Textual records in the fonds consist of: correspondence, often pertaining to glaze recipes or suggestions for materials; materials related to Dexter’s artistic practice, including sketches, hand-written and typed notes, kiln blueprints, personal/artistic papers (i.e. studio license, exhibition pamphlets, etc.), research papers (i.e. articles, manuals), periodicals, newspaper clippings, and other materials; photographic prints, negatives, and slides; professional associations and affiliations (the Limners and BC Pottery Guild); pedagogical materials (i.e. attendance records, class notes, lecture notes, etc.); audiovisual materials (CDs and VHS tapes); and ceramic test glazes.

The collection consists of an untitled sketch believed to be by Myfanwy Pavelić found backing a Margaret Peterson work held at the University of Victoria Legacy Art Galleries (H46)

The fonds consists of correspondence, writings, family papers, personal papers, photographs, and printed material relating to the life and career of Edith Iglauer. Drafts of writings pertain to Iglauer's essays for her books and magazine articles. The materials also relate to Edith's family, including her parents, Jay Iglauer and Bertha Good Iglauer, first husband Philip Hamburger and their sons Jay and Richard Hamburger, second husband John Daly, and third husband, Frank White.

The fonds consists of material related mainly to Paul Freeman's music career. Contents include performance recordings (video and audio), yearbooks, photographs, newspaper clippings, certificates. Recording formats include vinyl, reel-to-reel, and VHS.

The fonds consists of photographic negatives, positives, slides, prints, and posters.

The collection consists of photocopied plans and original specifications relating to alterations made to the James Forman house, 1000 Terrace Avenue, Victoria B.C., designed by Samuel Maclure. Also includes original house specifications.

The collection consists of two silk embroidered postcards dating from WWI.

The fonds is comprised of three 16 mm film reels taken by Fred Spencer on a trip to Russia in 1936.