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The photograph depicts an old Grand Trunk Pacific train station on Highway 16, West of Edmonton. The train station is white with a dark roof. Annotation on reverse side of photograph states, "on HWY #16, West of Edmonton 1991-04-16."

The item is a photograph depicting the front of a grey house at 1643 5th Avenue, Prince George.

The item is a photograph depicting the front view of a white house located at 886 Vancouver Street, Prince George.

The item is a photograph depicting a house on 12th Avenue before demolition to make room for the Parkwood commercial area. Annotation on back of picture states, "removed July / 91 2 blue spruce + 12th ave."

The item is a photograph depicting the front and side of a white house located at 1616 8 Avenue, Prince George. Annotation on back states, "Van Horlick to north of property / Alex 1616 8th - Trimble house."

The item is a photograph depicting the front of a beige house at 1589 7th Avenue, Prince George.

File consists of clippings, notes, and reproductions relating to World War 2 in Prince George. Includes various clipped articles from the Prince George Citizen newspaper; "Wartime bldgs" handwritten notes by Kent Sedgwick (2005); and a John Bogle UNBC history course paper (1999). Also includes photographs taken in 2005 of various buildings and houses in Prince George.

File consists of notes and typescript documents relating to a heritage house owned by Dr. Carl Ewart and Hubert King. Includes: "Rosel's Restaurant" typescript document (1992) and "The Hub King Residence" typescript document (1992). Also includes photographs depicting a painting of 1624 Seventh Avenue in Prince George (Aug. 1992).

The item is a photograph depicting a painting of a brown house at 1624 7th Avenue, Prince George.

File consists of notes and reproductions relating to a heritage interpretative sign for the Grand Trunk Pacific Bridge in Prince George. Includes: "Grand Trunk Bridge" typed document by Kent Sedgwick (2 Feb. 1996). File also includes a photograph depicting a heritage trail sign for the Grand Trunk Bridge that describes its history and significance.

File consists of notes, clippings, and reproductions relating to the Civic Centre and Coliseum in Prince George. Includes various clipped articles from the Prince George Citizen newspaper and "Prince George Coliseum Assessment Study" photocopy of a typescript document (8 Apr. 1989). Also includes a photograph depicting the Prince George Coliseum (Jan 1989).

File contains slides depicting the Summerfest in Prince George, B.C. in 1994.

The item is a photograph depicting Prince George City hall in 1994. The photograph was taken around Christmas. A nativity scene can be seen in front of the building. Annotation on the back states, "Dave Mah c. 1994." The address is 1100 Patricia Boulevard.

The item is a photograph of the Prince George Federal Government Building, commonly referred to as the 'old post office.' The photograph depicts the exterior west wall of the building. Building was previously located at 1239 3rd Avenue, Prince George.

The item is a photograph depicting the side view of a green coloured house at 983 Vancouver Street in Prince George.

The item is a photograph depicting the side view of a green coloured house at 983 Vancouver Street in Prince George.

The item is a photograph depicting the side view of a white coloured house at 1633 10 Avenue in Prince George. Annotation on reverse side of picture states, "983 Vanc. St."; however, this annotated is believed to be an incorrect identification of the photograph.

File contains slides depicting places in and around Stewart, B.C.

The item is a photograph of the Prince George Federal Government Building, commonly referred to as the 'old post office.' The photograph depicts the exterior west wall of the building. Building was previously located at 1239 3rd Avenue, Prince George.

The item is a photograph of the Prince George Federal Government Building, commonly referred to as the 'old post office.' The photograph depicts the exterior west wall of the building. Building was previously located at 1239 3rd Avenue, Prince George.

The item is a photograph depicting the front and side view of a white coloured house at 1699 5th Avenue in Prince George. Annotation on reverse side of picture states, "1675 5th Sept 94."

The item is a photograph depicting the front view of a white coloured house at 1699 5th Avenue in Prince George. Annotation on reverse side of picture states, "1675 5th Sept 94."

Image depicts a sawmill, possibly Lakeland Sawmill, in Prince George B.C.

Image depicts a pulpmill, likely Northwood, in Prince George, B.C.

File consists of notes and reproductions relating to Ben Ginter's house. Ben Ginter was a Polish immigrant who grew up in rural Manitoba. He had owned a construction company and later bought the failing Cariboo Brewing. He opened Tartan Brewing in 1962. Ginter began innovating the brewing industry in British Columbia before dying of a heart attack in 1981. He was a controversial figure in Prince George. His house, which was where the now Ginter Park is, was the site of many legendary parties. File primarily consists of newspaper clippings and reproductions discussing the City of Prince George's decision to demolish the building and the controversy surrounding this decision. File also includes photographs depicting the interior and exterior of Ben Ginter's house prior to it being torn down (1997).