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File contains correspondence from David Black, Instructor for Communication Studies, at Wilfred Laurier University, to Brian Fawcett. The file contains letters, including a [3 page draft], of Sociology Of Cultural, a bibliography for perusal and comments dated July 7, 1993, a faxed memo from David Black, dated September 8, 1994 and a letter regarding a lecture to be given, dated September 13, 1994.

File contains correspondence from Brian Fawcett to Boyd Photography. Includes a letter regarding reproductions of photographic images, dated October 31, 1993.

File contains correspondence from Brian Fawcett to Stan Drobnich. Includes a letter dated July 27, 1993.

File contains correspondence to Brian Fawcett from Fantagraphics Books. The item is letters dated June 24, and August 27, 1993.

File contains correspondence to Brian Fawcett from Gary Growth. Includes letters dated August 20 and September 7, 1993.

File contains letters from editors of the International Contract Magazine, to Brian Fawcett. The letters are dated January 25, February 10, March 30, 1993.

File contains correspondence to Brian Fawcett from the Prince George Secondary School. The item is a correspondence flyer to Brian Fawcett from the Prince George Secondary School, for a school reunion. Flyer dated September 25, 1993.

File contains correspondence between Brian Fawcett and Sherri Viberg. Includes letters between Brian Fawcett and Sherri Viberg.

File contains correspondence from Brian Fawcett to Marty Wollensen. Includes a letter from Brian Fawcett to Marty Wollesnsen regarding tax and citizenship forms. Letter dated November 15, 1993.

File contains correspondence from Brian Fawcett to various correspondents. Includes letters written by Brian Fawcett from September 7, 1993 to January 19, 1994. These are the hard copies of textual records, from the Electronic Media Series computer diskettes (1996.2.5).

Photograph depicts Brian Fawcett and friends on Connaught Hill, Prince George. From left to right: Karen Loder, Brian Fawcett, Georgina Dingwall, Lorna Strom, and Don White.

File contains Brian Fawcett's personal agenda from 1993.

Photograph depicts Brian Fawcett, Lorna Strom, Alice Smith, and Don White in parking lot.

Photograph depicts Brian Fawcett, Don White, and friends.

Photograph depicts Lorna Strom in front of Strom residence.

Photograph depicts Georgina Dingwell, Butch Neilsen, Karen Loder, and Brian Fawcett.

Photograph depicts Butch Neilsen, Brian Fawcett, Jack Butcher, and Don White in front of Butcher residence.

Photograph depicts Don White, Brian Fawcett, and Dorothy O'Brien (their grade 12 English teacher) in Prince George.

Photograph depicts Brian Fawcett and Barry McKinnon.

Photograph depicts Brian Fawcett and Barry McKinnon.

Photograph depicts Rita Fawcett with roses.

Photograph depicts Hartley Fawcett, Rita Fawcett, and Ron Fawcett.

File contains correspondence to Brian Fawcett from Alan Cassels, Lt. (N) Naval Section of Koh Kong, Cambodia. Includes a letter congratulating Brian on his book, "Cambodia", and Cassels expresses his thoughts and feelings in relation to the book. Letter dated August 10, 1993.

File consists of an edition of the publication "Beyond the Beauty Strip: Saving What's Left of Our Forests" that was used to research for "Virtual Clearcut".

Photograph depicts Brian Fawcett and friends on Connaught Hill, Prince George. From left to right: Brian Fawcett, Alice Smith, Georgina Dingwall, Lorna Strom, Don White, Karen Loder.

Photograph depicts Brian Fawcett and friends on Connaught Hill, Prince George. From left to right: Alice Smith, Georgina Dingwall, Brian Fawcett, Karen Loder, and Don White.

Photograph depicts Brian Fawcett and friends in downtown Prince George. From left to right: Brian Fawcett, Karen Loder, Georgina Dingwall, and Gail Loder.

Video recording consists of a personal recording of the show "From Zine to Zone" about media fandom, which Fawcett possibly used for research purposes. The show interviews with conference participants, academics at the Media West Conference on Fandom, May 1972 , Michigan. The show looks at fandom as a subculture of pop culture; fandom writers; and events associated with the conference proceedings. Includes panel discussion of fandom culture as an example of frustration with traditional TV, fan fiction writing, and slash writing on themes related to pop culture.

File consists of a 3.5-inch floppy disk containing Brian Fawcett's digital records.

File consists of a 3.5-inch floppy disk containing Brian Fawcett's digital records.

File consists of a 3.5-inch floppy disk containing Brian Fawcett's digital records.

File consists of a 3.5-inch floppy disk containing Brian Fawcett's digital records.

File consists of a 3.5-inch floppy disk containing Brian Fawcett's digital records.

File contains Brian Fawcett's records on CD-ROM.

File contains Brian Fawcett's digital records from his hard drive.

Photograph depicts Brian Fawcett and Don White.

Photograph depicts Brian Fawcett, Don White, and woman.

Photograph depicts Brian Fawcett and Karen Loder in car.

Photograph depicts Brian Fawcett, Lorna Strom, Karen Loder, and Gail Loder at the corner of 3rd and George, Prince George.

Photograph depicts Brian Fawcett, Lorna Strom, and friends in Prince George.

Photograph depicts Brian Fawcett in front of house.

Photograph depicts Georgina Dingwell.

Photograph depicts Butch Neilsen.

Photograph depicts Gail Loder, Karen Loder, Lorna Strom, Brian Fawcett and Don White at the corner of 3rd and Quebec, Prince George.

Photograph depicts Harvey Chometsky.

Photograph depicts Brian Fawcett and Barbara Gowdy on Crystal Beach.

Photograph depicts Rita Fawcett with roses.

Photograph depicts Rita Fawcett's roses.

File contains correspondence to Brian Fawcett from Morris Granttan. Includes a letter dated June 7, 1989.

File contains letters from York University Department of Fine Arts. The letters are in relation to workshops, and a document entitled, " The Innis Centenary Celebration The Man, The Legacy and Our Future", written by Daniel Drache. The items are dated March 1, and March 3, 1993.