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Fonds consists of documents, newspaper clippings, and photographs related to the Halifax disaster and the war memorials in Halifax and Victoria.

Fonds consists of a letter written by master George Hawker to his mother and father, Captain Hawker, R.N., dated Nice, 19 March 1927.

Also includes a postcard with an image of HMS Warrior, assorted pamphlets, booklets, and brochures, regarding maritime history and tourism around Canada and the United Kingdom, and a specification sheet for ITM Venturer.

Fonds consists of a check issued by the Department of National Defence for five shillings to be paid to E.A.R. Ball, dated 11 June 1925 and an associated letter signed by L.J. Beausoleil, dated 19 June 1925. The money was prize money, won while Ball was serving in World War I. Ball was the father of the donor.

Fonds consists of six journals.

Fonds consists of a series of letters between Lieutenant Governor Major-General G.R. Pearkes, Assistant Vice President of the Connecticut National Bank David W.P. Jewitt, and the Provincial Librarian and Archivist of British Columbia, dating to 1961. These letters were given to R.H. Roy who sent them, with a letter of explanation, to Director of the Maritime Museum of B.C. Colonel W. Symons, 9 December 1968.

Fonds consists of naval messages, call signs, and correspondence kept by Mr. Charles Griffiths, ex-chief yeoman of signals, Royal Canadian Navy.

Fonds consists of a small leather diary containing typed accounts of several voyages.

Fonds consists of a warrant of imprisonment under the Naval Discipline Act addressed to the Governor or Keeper of H.M. Provincial Goal, Victoria, BC, committing George McCleave, stoker of HMS Warspit for 42 days with hard labour on the charge of being drunk and unfit for duty, beginning 14 September 1892. Signed by H. Lambton, Captain.

Fonds consists of convoy records for HMCS Arnprior, dating from 8 June 1944 to 30 April 1945, containing pencilled record on naval message form S 1320B.

Fonds consists of menus from SS Prince Robert, dated Monday 19 June 1939, and Tuesday 20 June 1939.