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Fonds consists of a pocket size New Testament belonging to T.B. Campbell-Hope, and a Bernard's Nautical Star Chart.

Also includes two scrapbooks containing clippings, menus, tickets, and photographs of the Merchant Navy taken from various vessels and in various naval ports. Also includes one photo album of various light stations and harbours across Vancouver Island.

Fonds consists of a log book for SS Canora dating from 28 April to 4 November 1937 and a log book dating from November 1937 to November 1938.

Typed recollection of the donor's involvement in the search and rescue effort and arrest of the Sundancer, written in 2023. The recollection includes a short history of the Sundancer after the incident.

Special Report of the SAR operation related to the rescue of the Sundancer from 30 June 1984. The report is a minute-by-minute account of the rescue.

Digital report of P.E.P. coordinator Ken Davidson on the minute-to-minute of the search and rescue effort. Digital version of the 30 June 1984 Tide Table.

Photographs of the cruise ship Sundancer, pre wreck and post wreck when it was operated under different names. Photographs acquired from Rob Owens of Sundancer during the rescue effort.

Fonds consists of a small collection of photographs of vessels and postcards with images of passenger vessels.

Fonds consists of a 1938 scrapbook consisting of photographs and newspaper clippings regarding building, maiden voyage, and loss of the Chinese Junk "The Sea Dragon", built by famous author Richard Halliburton.

Indianapolis was built in 1904 in Toledo, Ohio by Craig Shipbuilding Company as a passenger vessel for Great Lakes service. In 1906 she was transferred to Seattle and in 1907 she began service between Port Townsend, Seattle and Victoria. She was broken up in 1938 in Seattle. During her life she was owned by multiple owners including Puget Sound Navigation Co and Alaska Steam Ship Co.

Fonds consists of a surgeon's Journal containing several months worth of meteorological records and observations, surgeon's journal, general diary entries, and an alphabetical list of the sick, dating from January to June 1891. Ship is not named.

Built by Albion Iron Works. The company was founded in 1865 by Joseph Spratt and operated until 1928.