The fonds consists of minute books, assessments, teaching information, and correspondence.

The fonds consists of personal papers, receipts, licences, and other material.

Fonds consists of the following record series: Cariboo Presbytery and Executive meeting minutes (1925-2007); Correspondence of the Presbytery Secretary and Chair (1925-1932; 1950-1983); Subject files of the Presbytery Secretary and Chair (1925-1929; 1962-1986); and Mission block grants (1970-1977).

The fonds consists of a scrapbook of programmes, letters of congratulations, and cards.

The fonds consists of textual records and photographic images depicting the local heritage buildings located throughout the City of Prince George, British Columbia. The fonds is arranged in the series and volumes as originally documented by the Community Heritage Society to maintain the integrity of the fonds: Series 1: Central Fort George (1986); Series 2: Crescents (1983); Series 3: Residential Streets (1983); Series 4: Central Business District (1992); Series 5: Central Business District (1983); Series 6: Millar Additions (1983); Series 7: South Fort George (1982); Series 8: Downtown/Fraser River (1982); Series 9: McLeod Lake/Fort McLeod (1982); Series 10: McBride/Valemount (1982); Series 11: Woodpecker/Hixon (1982); Series 12: Miworth/Ferry (1982).

The fonds consists of photograph images depicting school buildings, class photographs; school dances; recreational teams; construction, conventions; banquets; flood areas; news and promotional portraits; aerial images of Prince George; events; celebrations; organizations; commercial; recreational and retail services within the city of Prince George, British Columbia.

The fonds consists of McMann's records relating to the Interior University Society and the Implementation Planning Group (for the proposed University of Northern British Columbia), including correspondence, minutes, briefs, proposals, and committee and program files.

The fonds consists of correspondence following the publication of the History of Prince George, as well as other letters.

The fonds consists of minutes and documents regarding the establishment of the Fort George Agricultural and Industrial Association.

The fonds consists of the records of Howard-Gibbon in his role as solicitor to the Interior University Society. The records include correspondence, incorporation documents, notes, and minutes of various IUS meetings.