Woman stands in front of sign that reads "ALASKA / STEWART 237 km / HYDER AK. 240 km / BEAR GLAC. 201 km". Second sign in background indicates restaurant, convenience store, and service centre. Car, road, and highway can be seen in midground; mountains in background. (This woman is also featured in item 2008.3.1.22.13).

Buildings can be seen in right background in front of trees, ocean on left.

Photograph depicts small boat on unidentified river or lake, trees on opposite shore in background.

Photograph depicts a man seated with bundles and briefcase in front of two small log cabins with sod roofs. What appears to be an elevated log cache stands to left behind cabins, with a ladder raised to its door. Rocky, dry field crosses foreground, mountains visible in background.

Man stands beside pickup truck on highway, hills in background.

Photograph depicts a woman in long coat and hat, standing with men in front of what appears to be a glacier. Four other individuals can be seen in distance on glacier.

Photograph depicts many buildings among forest trees on hillside of opposite shore. River in foreground.

Photograph depicts many buildings among forest trees on hillside of opposite shore. River in foreground.

Photograph depicts bridge construction approaching unidentified river on opposite shore, unfinished pier in foreground. Steep riverbank in background.

Image depicts four individuals sitting on a log, possibly somewhere near the Hansard Bridge, B.C. The individuals are UNBC faculty members Gail Fondahl, Tracey Summerville, Greg Halseth and an unidentified individual. The slide is labelled: "Hansard Bridge UNBC." Map coordinates 54°04'37.7"N 121°50'39.9"W

Image depicts a two-room schoolhouse in Penny, B.C.

Photograph depicts two unidentified, young First Nations girls standing hand in hand on a rocky beach. Rail tracks extending from the water to the shore are visible in the lower right corner and in the background. Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Kingcome Reserve”

Image depicts the hiking group packing their gear into two vans.

Photograph depicts two boys standing on platform extending into lake. Buildings and fenced areas can be seen on shore in background. Handwritten annotation on recto of mounted slide reads: "boys playing on the lake / Legac".

Image depicts two trucks on a road at an uncertain location.

Image depicts two small sheds at an uncertain location. The slide labels them as "Giscome bldgs in Blackburn."

Photograph depicts the profiled image of two saddled horses from Knox McCusker’s pack train; a snow capped mountain range is visible in the background, ca. 1930. Caption on verso reads: “K. McCusker”.

Image depicts two individuals and two dogs standing by a stream at an uncertain location, possibly somewhere in Bear Glacier Provincial Park. The woman in purple is possibly Sue Sedgwick.

Image depicts two individuals and three dogs standing by a stream at an uncertain location, possibly somewhere in Bear Glacier Provincial Park. The woman in purple is possibly Sue Sedgwick.

Image depicts mountains in the background and two unidentified individuals standing on a dirt road in the bottom left corner. The location is uncertain, likely Longworth, B.C.

Image depicts two unknown individuals standing near a waterfall somewhere near Mt. Robson.

Image depicts two unidentified individuals speaking to each other in the doorway of what appears to be a mobile home. The location is uncertain.

Image depicts two unknown individuals standing by a glacier somewhere in Mt. Robson Provincial Park.

Two men standing beside wheelbarrows with signs that read: “Prince Rupert Transfer Co.” The men appear to be standing on large dock or boardwalk, water and hills in background. Printed annotation on recto reads: “Prince Rupert First Transfer Company.” Handwritten message in pencil on verso is addressed to “Mr. Gordon Penning 1600 Bld. Barclay Vancouver B.C.” Cancelation date on 1 cent Canadian Stamp is dated “Prince Rupert B.C. July 16, 09”.

Photograph depicts two men believed to be North-West Mounted Police officers standing on either side of white packhorse. Forest and mountains in background. Photograph may have been taken in Vanderhoof, B.C.

Men stand beside traffic light by the merge of two railway tracks. Shed and train car stand in midground, water and opposite shore in background.

Image depicts two men on the hiking trail near Mt. Robson.

Front view of several commercial buildings in Prince Rupert, BC. Visible are "The Ideal Clothing & Shoe Store," "Bailey and Bell Bakers," and "Hotel Premier." Printed annotation on recto reads: "Prince Rupert, BC." Handwritten annotation on verso reads: "Dear Peggy, Mailui[??] will show you where [illegible] and Dunn Florence [illegible] when you come in Prince Rupert you will see this [illegible]. Aunt Florence." Postcard is addressed to: "Margaret [Illegible] Suby Seabold. Kipap County Washington[??]. Verso is affixed with a Canadian one Cent stamp. Postmarks on verso read: "[Illegible] WASH Sep 6 19[??] Prince Rupert B.C. SP 2 69."

Elevated photograph of two small houses surrounded by tall trees. A large mountain is visible in the background.

Photograph depicts two houses with snow-covered mountains in the background and a grassy yard in the foreground.

Photograph depicts skins of two grizzlies, heads attached. The skins are spread on elevated poles, a man stands beside the bear skins. There is an alpine meadow and scrub trees in the background.

Photograph depicts unknown men driving bulldozers on edge of mine area at high elevation. Dozers are Internationals, model TD24 (manufactured between 1947 and 1955). Valley and mountain range in background.

Image depicts two dogs and a person walking on a path through the woods somewhere in Carp Lake Provincial Park.

Image depicts two campers at an uncertain location, possibly somewhere near Meldrum Creek, B.C.

Image depicts two campers at an uncertain location, possibly somewhere near Meldrum Creek, B.C.

Trees on mountain base visible in background.

Postcard photograph depicts sternwheelers tied to river bank.

Printed annotation on recto reads: “The B.C. Express mail Steamers No. 102.”

Image depicts a small section of Turner Lake, with what is most likely Glacier Mountain in the distance; they are located in South Tweedsmuir Park, B.C.

Image depicts the White Pass Train entering a tunnel in the mountain side.

Image depicts a view of Tumuch Lake Valley, south-east of Raven Peak.