Series consists of textual materials collected by the BC Sugar Museum from the Rogers family but not used in museum displays at the time of donation.
The series includes some financial records and the Rogers' family bible.
Rogers family
Series consists of ephemera collected by the BC Sugar Museum that is not directly related to the operations of BC Sugar or to the Rogers family. Material in the series documents the sugar industry in general and operations of companies that had some relationship to BC Sugar but which were not in the sugar business in some capacity.
The material in the series includes a small volume of business records of the builders McGhie and McLuckie, and later John M. McLuckie operating on his own, acquired by the BC Sugar Museum, as well as a broad range of ephemera material related to the sugar industry in general and museums.
Photographs collected for use in "The refiners: A century of BC Sugar"
Sous-fonds consists of both the operational records of the BC Sugar Museum and the materials collected by the Museum for its holdings to document both the history of BC Sugar and its subsidiaries, the history of the Rogers family, and to a lesser degree, the history of sugar refining in Canada.
Records in the sous-fonds include a wide variety of business records removed from the BC Sugar recordkeeping system, reference material accumulated by Museum staff, photographs, small artifacts and other display material, books and other publications, and a small collections of business records of sugar refiners not associated with BC Sugar. Records are arranged by Museum function, media or company of origin.
File contains a type-written history of the Manitoba sugar industry. The essay is credited to a Professor Hopper.
B.C. Sugar Museum, an invitation to the past