Fonds consist of a leather bound log book for the HMS Trafalgar and contemporary vessels, kept by AD Norie.
Holt, Captain John HealFonds consists of a volume of transcripts of oral histories from women whose husband and brother were in the Navy.
Forrest, RebeccaFonds consists of a file containing the Coal Harbour Whaling Station records and reports dating from 1949 to 1959 consisting predominantly of a summary of production for the 1951 whaling season.
Coal Harbour Whaling StationFonds consist of a ship plan, detailing a proposal to transform the Princess Marguerite into an addition of the Maritime Museum of BC.
Fonds consist of the Powell River Digester.
Fonds consist of the Ships Small craft of Canada art series, produced by Morgan, alongside histories of those vessels, and small craft safety information.
Morgan, Ian L.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.
Clarkson, John A.Originally built in 1913 in Tacoma Washington in 1918 she was owned by Canadian Pacific Railways Steamships Services and was put on Gulf Islands service. 1930-1961 ownership was transferred to the Gulf Islands Ferry Company. In 1964 she was owned by the BC Ferry Authority and was used on the Swartz Bay – Fulford Harbour Service. In 1966 she was used as a supply store for fishermen.
Clarkson, John A.She was built in 1913 by Rennie Forrest SE and Dry Dock Co. Ltd. in Wivenhoe Essex. She was converted into a yacht in 1927 when she was bought by Vancouver based Captain JW Hobbs, and then was bought by Eric Hamber the Lt. Governor of BC. She was requisitioned 1941-1946 for the Fishermen’s reserve and was examination vessel at Esquimalt. The file contains correspondence regarding the requisition of the vessel for the Second World War between TH Evans and AA Stephens.
Clarkson, John A.Built in 1908 in Esquimalt she has been owned by a number of different government departments. 1940-1946 she was owned by Pacific Salvage Co. during which she was requisitioned for the Second World War.
There is mainly correspondence in this file regarding the requisition of the vessel for the Second World War between JT Edmond, HG Robinson, FA Willsher, along with: the Department of Transport to Yarrows from the Chief Accountant and from John Cameron of Yarrows to JT Edmond; a letter to JT Edmond from Miss W. Spencer of the VMD;
Other military people and engineers.
The file contains reports on: work found for a voyage to the UK; report on the general condition of the hull; report on the general condition of boilers and machinery; Salvage equipment on board; copy of a sheet setting forth the drillings of the shell plating; thickness of plating.