Pamphlet biography of Yip Sang, ca. 1925.

File contains the glass plate negative portraits of staff working with or in a Freemasons Guild.

Five accounts relating to the history of Clandonald, Alberta, including histories written by Father Andrew MacDonell: a 1925 manuscript "Report of the Hebridean Delegation", a 1930s manuscript and typescript history of Clandonald, and 1930s manuscript and typescript entitled "Clandonald" that reflects on colonization schemes, and a post-1945 typescript history of Clandonald also by MacDonell is addressed to "Father Ninian", which was later edited and published as "British Immigration Schemes in Alberta" in the Alberta Historical Review in 1968. The copy of this article is signed by MacDonell's sister, Annie Lawrence. Also included by other authors are a 1950s typescript "History of Clandonald by Mr. John McMorrow", postmaster at Clandonald, that includes the views of various community members, and a copy of a 1979 university graduate level history paper titled "Clandonald : a Rural Catholic Community".

Album consists of photographs of Victoria, Esquimalt and the Saanich Peninsula in British Columbia. The photographs include depictions of a C.P.R. railroad trestle bridge in British Columbia, a portrait of a Chinese--Canadian, and a photo of the first C.P. R.M.S. Empress of Japan steamship. There is also related ephemera in the ten ribbons, ten badges, five pins, three buttons, two postage stamps, a medal, a cloth flower and a cedar twig, collected during the First World War perhaps by a member of the 6th Cyclist Battalion, The Royal Sussex Regiment, Canadian Contingent.

This album consists of photographs of the Empress to the Orient exhibition, including photographs of the opening ceremonies with Drs. W. B. and M. H. Chung and William W. Stinson, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Canadian Pacific Limited. The photographs of the exhibition include several of the recreated dining room, grand saloon, and Chinese immigrant quarters displays, as well as many photographs of various artifacts, such as posters, paintings, tableware, and china that were loaned by the Chungs to the museum for the exhibition.

Consists of photograph negatives of the Empress to the Orient exhibition.

With accompanying envelope.

The second section of The Citizen Newspaper from April 17, 1970 which is devoted to cities and towns in Northern BC. Possibly the Prince George Citizen.

This album consists of three pages with three photographs on each page depicting the Canadian Pacific Railway railroad stations, railroad locomotives and routes in the Canadian Rocky Mountains.

Scrapbook containing newspaper clippings, annotated by Dr. Wallace B. Chung. Of note are an article about Victoria, an article about Chinese servants in Victoria, and an article about the first C.P.R. tracks.

Photograph and caption.

This album consists of photographs of the launching of the second C.P. R.M.S. Empress of Britain by the H.R.H. The Prince of Wales in Glasgow, Scotland. The album includes several photographs of H.R.H. The Prince of Wales with Edward W. Beatty, Chairman of the Canadian Pacific Railway Company, and Lord Aberconway and Sir Thomas Bell, the Chairman and Managing Director of John Brown and Company, the company responsible for the construction of the ship.

This album consists of interior and exterior photographs of the C.P.R. steamships Marburn, Montreal, and Marlock.

This album consists of photographs of the interior decks and exterior of the C.P.R. S.S. Melita.

A Canadian Pacific Cruises folder that held photographs of the second C.P. R.M.S. Empress of Britain, its crew, passengers, and ports of call, including photographs of the ship in Southampton, Auckland, New Zealand, Melbourne, Australia, Hong Kong, the Panama Canal, and San Francisco with passengers celebrating New Year's Eve and a photograph of a Neptune ceremony held aboard the outer deck.

This album consists of photographs of ships featuring the C.P.R. vessels of the Beaver Line, Allan Line, Empress Line and vessels of the British Columbia Coast Steamship Service.

This album consists of the C.P.R. Empress Line ships, the second C.P. R.M.S. Empress of Japan, the C.P. R.M.S. Empress of Canadian, the C.P. R.M.S. Empress of Asia, the C.P. R.M.S. Empress of Russia and the S.S. Aorangi and the S.S. Niagara. Also included in the album is a picture of a Canadian Pacific airplane and the H.M.S. Danae.

Irregular-shaped pamphlet advertising benefits of farming in Western Canada, given as a souvenir at the 1912 American Land & Irrigation Exposition in New York State.

Pamphlet promoting settlement in British Columbia. Pamphlets contain illustrations, maps of routes of the Canadian Pacific Railway, and text describing British Columbia, bound in an orange cover with art deco designs.

This album consists of the photographs of landscapes, buildings, people, and ships taken on a world tour in the 1890's. Included are photographs of the first C.P. R.M.S. Empress of India coaling in Japan as well as pictures of its deck and passengers. There are also a few photographs of the British Columbia Packing Company's Phoenix Cannery on the Fraser River and of Stanley Park in Vancouver, BC.

Album consists of photographs taken during a journey from Ontario to the Pacific Northwest by C.P.R. railroad and steamship. Many of the photographs are of hospitals, public buildings, churches and schools. They were perhaps taken by Dr. Hertz [?] who is in some of the photographs.

This album consists of photographs taken by an unidentified passenger on the second C.P. R.M.S. Empress of Britain's world tour of 1930 which included Spain, Italy, Egypt, India, Singapore, Thailand, Bali, Hong Kong, China, and Hawaii.

Spiral-bound book with paintings of the Rocky Mountains.

Clippings of advertisements related to travel on C.P.R. steamships.

Consists of the May 1956 issue of the Canadian Home Journal, featuring an article regarding a fashion show held on board the third C.P. R.M.S. Empress of Britain after its arrival at Montreal on its maiden voyage in April, 1956.

A leaflet of a news article about the rail expansion, reproduced from the Victoria Times of July 7th, 1905.

File contains photographs of Zhongshan county in China. These photos were enclosed with a letter describing the benefits of communist rule on Zhongshan, addressed to the Chinese Benevolent Association in Vancouver.

Album consists of photographs depicting the construction of the Allen Theatre on Seymour Street in Vancouver, British Columbia. All prints are mounted on linen sheets bound in one album.

This album consists of photographs regarding the mines, railroad coal cars, and loading areas for ships that are coaling. The front and back cover of the album are made of thin black paper.

Booklet promoting arguments against the construction of the railway.

20 clippings about Sir Edward Beatty, President of the Canadian Pacific Railway, and one room directory card listing Sir Edward Beatty, from the Hotel Vancouver on 26 Feb. 1942.

Album consists of photographs depicting of C.P.R. President, W. M. Neal's western inspection tour, accompanied by the Board of Directors of the C.P.R. in 1947. The album includes the president and board members in trains, train yards, stations, Canadian Pacific aircraft, and the Empress Hotel in Victoria, British Columbia. There is also related ephemera in the album.

File consists of photographs and detached front cover with bookplate of Walter Coucill of an album with images by Charles MacMunn, William Notman, R. Maynard and others; possibly published by T. N. Hibben of Victoria, British Columbia, with photographs of views along the Canadian Pacific Railway in British Columbia and Alberta, including views of Ross Peak and Loop, Bow River, Illecillewaet Glacier, Mount Donald, Ross Peak, Field, Mount Stephen, Hell's Gate in the Fraser Canyon, and snow sheds in Roger's Pass, among others.

This album consists of six pages taken from an album containing photographs of scenes along the Canadian Pacific Railway in British Columbia and Alberta, including photographs of mountains, ships, trains, Victoria, British Columbia, and Lake Louise and Banff, Alberta.

Pamphlet listing payment options for settlers purchasing farmland in Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta.

49 clippings and a journal related to the Canadian Pacific Railway Company's Trans-Pacific Empress steamships and Trans-Pacific service, including a few newspaper articles pertaining to the sinking of the first Empress of Canada, the destruction of the Empress of Russia, and an article concerning a model of the Empress of Asia.

This album, assembled by Dr. W. B. Chung, consists of photographs and other textual documents, pertaining to the second C.P. R.M.S. Empress of Japan.

This album which was assembled by Dr. W. B. Chung contains newspaper and magazine clippings and photographs of the second C.P. R.M.S. Empress of Britain. The album depicts the construction of the ship, its machinery, layout, and interior.

This album, which was assembled by Dr. W. B. Chung, consists of photographs, newspaper clippings and ephemera related to the first C.P. R.M.S. Empress of Canada, its voyages, particularly its trips around the world, its crew, and its service during the Second World War.

Many newspaper clippings.

File contains Goold's 1901 Apprentice's Indenture and several letters of reference, clippings related to Goold, the signed report of the Empress of Russia's first officer, C. H. Belton, on the fire that destroyed the Empress of Russia, Goold's weekly reports to Captain R. N. Stuart, general manager of Canadian Pacific Steamships Limited, regarding the salvage operations carried out on the Empress of Russia in September and October of 1945, and a manuscript list and a form itemizing personal effects lost by Goold as a result of the fire.

File also includes Christmas cards from the Thomases to Dr. W. B. Chung.