Item is a map of Vancouver Island and the southwest portion of mainland British Columbia from Bella Coola to Clinton, and south to New Westminster. Map shows geological, land district, and park boundaries; locations of mining recording offices and sub-offices; elevations in feet above sea level; mineral occurrences; and the development of geological formations by era.

Item is a spronsored production produced for Teck Comino by Yaletown Productions titled "Red Dog: A world of opportunities." This is the master copy. Video promotes careers at Red Dog Mine, a lead and zinc mine located in Alaska.

Item is a map sheet containing four nautical charts and one illustration. The main chart depicts Burrard Inlet; the three inset charts depict First Narrows, Vancouver Harbour and Second Narrows. The charts depict soundings and physical features. The illustration is of Point Atkinson Lighthouse.

Item is camera original raw footage for "Curse of the Lost Gold Mine." Includes an interview with John F. H. Thompson, a geologist at UBC, who talks about the geology of Pitt Lake, shots of a map of Pitt Lake and Michael Collier plotting out a route on the map, also includes an interview with Mike Boileau, who has been looking into finding gold in the Pitt Lake area since 1979, he talks about the curse, the stories of Pitt Lake, and his own experiences at Pitt Lake.

Item is a topographic map showing the contours of Grouse Mountain Plateau, and various lakes, ponds, and creeks, and industrial developments including parking roads, parking areas, bridges, and scenic trails.

Item is a map showing Tertiary, Mesozoic, and Paleozoic areas and includes descriptive notes. Map drawn "To illustrate report by O. E. Leroy, M. Sc., 1906."

Item is a geological and topographic map covering the area of the Fraser River delta and most of the Greater Vancouver area. Map shows age and content of surface deposits; bedrock outcroppings, marshes, streams, banks and other geological features of the area; oil and gas wells and proposed drilling sites; and city streets, railways, bridges, and other built features. Includes a profile corresponding to two sections on the map: Ambleside to Vanier Park and Burrard Inlet at Burnaby Mountain to just south of the Brunette River.