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Fonds consists of photographs of military installations in Esquimalt during WWII, including oral history tapes of army memories with transcription. Fonds also includes photos of Jack Stevens, and one of a Lampson St. School class.

Fonds primarily consists of photographs of military in the Esquimalt area and overseas during WWI, Canadian Pacific ships, and of the Penty family.

Fonds consists of household repair, operations receipts, and property tax statements from the Bowden family home at 412 Lampson Street. Receipts date approximately from the time when John Bowden remarried (to Janet Wilde) in 1941.

Fonds consists of a scrapbook, photographs, and postcards of Esquimalt people and places.

The fonds consists of photographs of Commander Wurtele, scenes of Esquimalt and staff of the Esquimalt municipal government; text of a radio speech; and a written history of the Wurtele family 1792-1992, along with other written and taped reminiscences about living in Esquimalt.

The fonds consists of photographs of Mount Adelaide, a home originally owned by Henry and Mary Croft (nee Dunsmuir), on Dunsmuir Road.

Fonds consists of a photograph showing a loaded Silver Springs Brewery truck.

Fonds consists of photographs of Sailors' Home (Tudor House), Mary Ethel Ranns, a written account of Mrs. Ranns' career, as well as a crock from the Esquimalt Brewing Company, and a wooden tray that has been in the family since WWI.

The fonds consists of certificates and awards of recognition received by Annie McVie for her community work, as well as photographs of McVie and of buildings operated by the Victoria Senior Citizens Housing Authority.

The fonds consists of photographs of Emily Forster and the Cook family in Esquimalt, two certificates from Esquimalt Public School awarded to Emily Cook, a book about the history of HMCS Naden, and 12 artifacts, including but not limited to, commemorative coins and military memorabilia.