The fonds consists of research materials, clippings, publications, BSc and PhD theses, notes, and correspondence from Gray's academic career; mostly relating to his time and the University of Victoria and his work on marmots.

The fonds consists of correspondence, publications, personal documents, including notebooks, journals and miscellaneous files, artwork and photographs. Fonds also consists of collected publications for BC Electric, the Victoria Camera Club and the University of Victoria.

Photograph contains view of the platform at the official opening of UVic campus. Official guests include Gordon Shrum, Chancellor Joseph B. Clearihue, W. Harry Hickman, Lieutenant Governor George R. Pearkes, Hugh E. Farquhar, Archbishop Harold E. Sexton, Leslie R. Peterson, and Father Aquinas Thomas.

Photograph contains view of Minister of Education Leslie Peterson delivering a speech at the official opening of the University of Victoria. Behind him, a plaque to commemorate the event reads, "This stone laid by Major General the Honourable George R. Pearkes Lieutenant Governor of the Province of British Columbia on July 2nd, 1963 commemorates the founding of the University of Victoria."

Photograph contains view of the procession from the the Student Union Building to the Library excavation site at the official opening of the University of Victoria. First group: Hugh E. Farquhar, Lieutenant Governor George R. Pearkes, Chancellor Joseph B. Clearihue, Archbishop Harold E. Sexton, Education Minister Leslie R. Peterson, and W. Harry Hickman. Leading second group: Registrar Ron R. Jeffels.

Photograph contains view of the VIP platform at the official opening of the University of Victoria. Left to right: Chancellor Joseph B. Clearihue, W. Harry Hickman, Lieutenant Governor George R. Pearkes, Hugh E. Farquhar, Archbishop Harold E. Sexton, Education Minister Leslie R. Peterson, Gordon Shrum, and William N. Chant.

Photograph contains view of the ceremony to commemorate the official opening of the University of Victoria and the laying of the cornerstone of the McPherson Library. Left to right: Lieutenant Governor George R. Pearkes, Chancellor Joseph B. Clearihue, and Archbishop Harold E. Sexton. In background, the commemorative plaque reads, "This stone laid by Major General the Honourable George R. Pearkes Lieutenant Governor of the Province of British Columbia on July 2nd, 1963 commemorates the founding of the University of Victoria."