The fonds consists of personal and business correspondence, bills, receipts, pricelists and store catalogues of Albert Jones.

The fonds consists of work journals of A.S. Ward documenting his activities as foreman for the Department of Public Works.

The fonds consists of correspondence, Insurance Agent licence, bills, receipts, and miscellaneous papers of the Beaven family, Harry Roland Beaven, Beaven's Store, and Rolly's Service Station (Queen Charlotte City). Fonds includes various store catalogues.

The fonds consists of Vyse's diaries (1937-1960) and photographs of Vyse and his house at Port Clements.

The fonds consists of Smith's personal and business correspondence, household journals, banking records, receipts, memos and notes, reference material (including clippings), records of observations from Cape St. James Lighthouse and maps of the Queen Charlotte Islands and the north coast of B.C. Fonds includes records of the Cape St. James Post of the RCAF Aircraft Detection Corps during World War II including logs, assignment books, inventories, and meteorological records. Fonds also includes records of the Masset Timber Company from the 1940s including a logs record book and requisitions.

The fonds consists of constitution, bylaws, minutes, financial records, and correspondence of the society.

The collection consists primarily of photographs of Masset, Naden Harbour, Port Clements and the northern Queen Charlotte Island depicting scenes, industry (logging, mining, farming, and fishing), and White pioneers on the Islands.

The fonds consists of Ward's diary of travels on the north coast of B.C. and in the Queen Charlotte Islands between 1918 and 1920, including pencil drawings of various scenes on the Islands.

The fonds consists of Mayer's diaries (1905-1931), papers relating to his appointment as Stipendiary Magistrate and Coroner, surveyor's tables, and other personal papers. Fonds includes three hand-drawn maps of property lots (1911-1915) on the Queen Charlotte Islands.

The fonds consists of the minute books (1920-1959) of the Graham Island Farmers' Institute.