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Caption: "Getting ready to leave MacLeod Lake, 6:30am, 22nd May 1930"

Caption: "Entrance to the Rocky Mountain Canyon, Peace River. 19 miles of Canyon."

Caption: "Ingenika Mine freight boat"

Caption: "Indian's grave by Finlay River"

Caption: "Junction, Ingenika and Finlay"

Caption: "Deserter Canyon"

Caption: "Excelsior or Pilgrim with his load"

Caption: "A river station"

Item is a photograph of Walter Nehring standing by the surveying station.

Item is a panoramic photograph of the Ingenika Valley.

Item is a photograph of J.R.M. with Towers, standing beside a moose calf

Item is a panoramic photograph of Ingenika Valley.

Item is a photograph of John Ogilvie "Skookum" Davidson standing by a tent.

Item is a photograph of First Nations cabins.

Caption reads: "Siwash Squaw, Fort McLeod". "Siwash" was a derrogatory term sometimes used to refer to First Nations people of the Northern Pacific Coast of North America.

Item is a photograph of a house and its large garden.

Item is a photograph of a boat on the Peace River. The name of the boat reads as follows: "Fort Vermilion".

Item is a photograph of a surveying crewman traversing through Swannell Creek carrying a pack on his back.

Item is a panoramic photograph of Ingenika Valley.

Item is a photograph of a surveying crew traveling by boats up the Ingenika River.

Item is a photograph of Ingenika River.

Item is a photograph of Ingenika River.

Item is a photograph of vegetation.

Item is a photograph of three tents set up in a woodland clearing and a seated dog looking up into the branches of a tree.

Item is a photograph of a survey crew lining a boat in the Ingenika River.

Item is a photograph of a five survey crewmen lining their boats in the Ingenika River. A.H. Phipps is on the right-front side of the boat.

Caption: L.to R. Jim, Jack A., W. Neheri, Al Phipps. Sunday excercises: washing out one of the boats.

Item is a photograph of a surveying crew clearing a passage for a boat.

Item is a photograph of Walter and Skookum Davidson.

Item is a photograph of Pelly Creek taken from a distance.

Item is a photograph of Skookum Davidson.

Item is a photograph of Skookum Davidson, Walter and two pack dogs.

Item is a photograph of a mountain range.

Item is a photograph of forested landscape in the midground and a barely visible mountain range in the background.

Item is a photograph of A.H. Phipps standing on a rocky mountain slope.

Item is a photograph of Skookum Davidson sitting in a field of wildflowers next to two pack dogs.

Item is a photograph of two men and two pack dogs situated next to a cairn on a snowy hill.

Caption: Shack over Hot Spring, Nascall Bay: Willie Hill, Andy Whitsen, Jack Stenstrum, Cupruin's [sic] Skipper and Engineer. Item is a photograph featuring three men looking out a small window of a wooden shack.

Caption: Monument in Dean Channel to mark the spot where Mackenzie turned back. The first man to cross North America from Atlantic to Pacific. Item is a photograph of an obelisk on a rocky outcrop.

Caption: Monument in Dean Channel to mark the spot where Mackenzie turned back. The first man to cross North America from Atlantic to Pacific. Item is a photograph of an obelisk on a rocky outcrop.

Caption: Salt Chuck (Sea) in the foreground. The plant on the right with the booms of the logs ready for the sawmill. The town-site on the left, Link Lake in the background.

Caption: Second from left Miss Purdy, fourth Miss Ralph. Item is a photograph of five women and a man standing in front of a building.

Caption: Frank Swannell at -.

Caption: Taking water contents of the snow on the hills for Ocean Falls water supply. Item is a photograph of four men taking a water content measurement on a snowy slope.

Item is a landscape perspective of a small town in British Columbia.

Item is a photograph of the Skeena River and surrounding mountains.

Item is an photograph of a smiling man, B.W. Hodsdon picking a fruit (?) off a small tree next to a house.

Caption: The Weir family, Regina, just after the war. Item is a group photograph of two men, three women and two children identified as the Weir family, standing together on a wooden pathway outside a house.