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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.

The fonds consists of correspondence, legal documents, receipts, ephemera and plans relating to the Palmer Family home at 4550 West Saanich Road. The fonds includes ephemera relating to Maltwood Art Museum, Dingle House Dining Room, and Fable Cottage.

Fonds consists of photographs of Rithet's estate (Broadmead Farm) and the Locke family in the 1930s, and include photographs of Barbara Ricketts, and the "Death Goes North" film crew.

Fonds consists of photographs relating to Royal Oak School.

Fonds consists of photographs relating to the 1953 Saanich employee strike.

Fonds consists of photographs of Rithet's Bog in the Broadmead area.

Fonds consists of early photographs of Saanich, especially the Royal Oak area, including Reeve Quick at the Royal Oak Hotel, the Quick farmhouse, and the second Saanich Municipal Hall under construction in 1911.

Collection consists of postcards sent to Oscar and Clara Fagerberg, and schoolbooks belonging to George and Clara Fagerberg.

Collection consists of records relating to the Royal Oak and Prospect Lake areas.

Collection consists of photographs of the Saanich War Memorial Health Centre.