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Fonds consists of photographs of the Beale and Goward families, the Goward house, and Cadboro Bay. Fonds includes correspondence, paintings, drawings, books, brochures, photographs and albums relating to the Goward and Beale families.

Fonds consists of material relating to the opening of Rudd Park in 1946 and to the playgroup that operated out of the park. Fonds includes letters of reference for John Thomas Ball, 1920-1940; and letters to George Ball relating to his house search in the Saanich area, 1936.

Fonds consists of records relating to the Watson family and includes photographs, negatives, ephemera, textual records and artifacts.

Fonds consists of correspondence, ephemera, reports and other textual records, publications and photographs relating to Thomas and Maude Hall, Stranton Lodge, Knockan Hill Park, and The Friends of Knockan Hill Park Society. The fonds is arranged into 8 series: Correspondence, Ephemera, Reports, Restoration File, Volunteer File, Saanich Heritage Foundation File, Publications, and Photographs. Fonds also includes a leather briefcase, a reproduction photo album, and a fabric sample.

Fonds consists of photographs of the Rogers Farm property before and as the land was developed, 2002-2003. Fonds includes photographs of George and Genevieve Rogers' home being moved.

Fonds consists of memos, correspondence, and minutes relating to the Shelbourne Memorial Avenue Rededication event held on September 29, 2018. Fonds includes digital photographs and video recordings of the event. Includes newspaper clippings, articles and notes.

Fonds consists of material relating to Thomas Russell, the Russell family, and relations. Fonds includes a family photograph album and some loose photographs (primarily cartes-de-visite); 2 framed tinted portraits; and a Victoria directory believed to date from 1891-1892.

Accession consists of property tax assessment notices for 2850 Sea View Road, and includes some correspondence relating to assessment appeal. Accession also includes photographs showing the construction of the house, a copy of the original bill for construction, and plans of a nearby grocery store and service station.

Collection consists of black and white photographs, many of which are of the Gorge area and other parts of Greater Victoria

Accession consists of 4 photograph albums, some loose photographs, and a number of postcards collected by members of the Nicholson family. Some photographs and postcards relate to the family's life in England, Royal Oak (Saanich) and Sidney BC. Three of the albums belonged to their son Arthur Nevil Nicholson (d. 1917), and those photographs relate to his life as an NWMP officer in Saskatchewan and his visits with his family in BC. Many of the postcards relate to a family named Robinson whose connection to Muriel Nicholson is unkown.