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The item is a photograph depicting a blue bunkhouse in the Upper Fraser, possibly from Crescent Spur. Annotation on reverse side of photograph states, "Crescent Spur bunkhouse?"

The item is a photograph that depicts three veteran houses on Burden Street. Houses include beige siding, beige stucco and a white siding house.

The item is a photograph that depicts three veteran houses on Burden Street. Houses include beige siding, beige stucco and a white siding house.

Photograph depicts various businesses along 3rd Avenue. The businesses include the Europe Hotel and The Bay in the background. Annotation on verso: "left Europe Hotel, right shearer bldg".

Photograph depicts Businesses in downtown in the North Thompson region, including a business 'Something Old & Something New'.

Photograph depicts Businesses in downtown in the North Thompson region, including a business '5 seasons, Sports Excellence'.

Photograph depicts Businesses in downtown in the North Thompson region, including a business '5 seasons, Sports Excellence'.

Photograph depicts Businesses in downtown in the North Thompson region, including a business called 'Something old & Something new'.

Photograph depicts Businesses in downtown in the North Thompson region, including a sign reading "Welcome to historic George Street" and a business called "Lizard River".

Photograph depicts Businesses in downtown in the North Thompson region, including a sign reading "Welcome to historic George Street" and Levi's jeans store.

The item is a photograph depicting the Caine building in Prince George.

File consists of notes and clippings relating to the take-over of Caitlin Press after the passing of Cynthia Wilson who had owned the publishing company between 1991 and 2005 and had moved it to Prince George. The purchase of Caitlin Press was being considered by Vivien, Barry McKinnon, Lana Coldwell, Jeanette Turpin, and Kent Sedgwick. The file includes email correspondance between them regarding this decision.

File consists of notes relating to the Cale Creek Elementary School.

File contains slides depicting places in California, USA.

The item is a photograph depicting the Cameron Street bridge. The photograph is a reproduction of a photograph taken between 1917 and 1932. The picture depicts an ice jam with snow and ice along the Nechako River reaching the height of the base of the bridge. Annotations on the reverse of the photograph state, "Exp. Pl = 1922 p 986.9.9 Exp Pl = 16 Dec 1917 p 982 " 38.3 P 982.30.68 old bridge - can't be 1932."

The item is a photograph depicting the Cameron Street bridge. The photograph is a reproduction of a photograph taken between 1916 to 1931. The picture depicts the completed wooden Cameron Street bridge over the Nechako River. Annotations on the reverse side of the photograph state, "1st bridge between 1916 - 1934 983.7.13." Attached yellow sticky note states, "Note pilings in swing span. Ted Williams says the span was replaced with extension in 1922. So this photo is post - 1922."

The item is a photograph depicting the Cameron Street bridge plaque. The short write up details the construction and significance of the bridge. Annotations on reverse side of the photograph state, "169 words."

The item is a photograph slide reproduction depicting the Cameron Street bridge in Prince George. The river is flooded with and ice jam reaching the height of the bottom of the bridge. Annotation on the slide states, "Cameron bridge 1916-1931."

File consists of notes, clippings, and reproductions relating to the Cameron Street Bridge in Prince George. Includes: "Oral History Consent Form" document signed by Kent Sedgwick and researcher Angela Quibell (8 Aug. 2007); "What Price Heritage? The Case of the Cameron Street Bridge in Prince George, British Columbia" typed document by Angela Quibell (2007); "Interview with Kent Sedgwick" typed transcript of an oral interview with Kent Sedgwick and Angela Quibell (8 Aug. 2007); and "Nechako Crossing" typed document by Kent Sedgwick (Nov. 2005). Also includes photographs depicting the Nechako bridge model (2008), the plaque describing the history of the 3rd Cameron Street Bridge built in 2009, and the 1st Cameron Street Bridge built in 1916 (photographic reproduction ca. 2008).