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Item is a photograph of Mr. Sherwood Lett and his wife Mrs. Evelyn Lett passing through a receiving line at an unidentified event in Toronto.

Item is a group photograph at the graduation from University of British Columbia of Susan MacKenzie and Mary Lett, with their parents. Included in the photograph are (from left to right) Norman MacKenzie (President of U.B.C.), Mrs. Margaret MacKenzie, Susan MacKenzie, Mary Lett, Mrs. Evelyn Lett, and Sherwood Lett (Chancellor of U.B.C.).

Item is a group photograph on the occasion of the Fortieth Anniversary of the first convocation of the University of British Columbia. U.B.C. Chancellor Sherwood Lett is second from the left and U.B.C. President Norman MacKenzie second from the right.

Item is a photograph of a procession on the occasion of the presentation of a degree of Doctor of Laws (honoris causa) from the University of British Columbia to The Most Reverend and Right Honourable Geoffrey Francis Fisher, Archbishop of Canterbury. At the head of the group are Harold Eustace Sexton, Archbishop of British Columbia (left), and U.B.C. President Norman MacKenzie (right), walking behind them are Archbishop Fisher (right) and U.B.C. Chancellor Sherwood Lett (left).

Item is a photograph of the ribbon cutting ceremony opening the Graham's Gate at the north entrance of the University of British Columbia Point Grey campus. The gate was donated to the university by Mr. and Mrs. Graham. Included in the picture from left to right are Sherwood Lett, Mrs. Helen P Graham, U.B.C. President Norman MacKenzie, and F. Ronald Graham.

Item is a photograph of (from left to right) Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, University of British Columbia Chancellor Dr. Dal Grauer, Prince Philip, and U.B.C. President Dr. Norman MacKenzie at the U.B.C. Faculty Club on the occasion of the 1959 royal Canadian tour.

Item is a photograph of Chief Justice Sherwood Lett (standing) making a speech at an unidentified official dinner. Seated (from left to right) are Mrs. Phyllis Gregory Ross, Prime Minister John Diefenbaker, and Mrs. Shirley Grauer.

Item is a photograph of Sherwood Lett during his diplomatic career attending a military dinner in Toronto, posing here with two unidentified military men.

Item is a photograph of Sherwood Lett during his diplomatic career attending a military dinner in Toronto, posing here with two unidentified men.

Item is a group photograph of men at a Barossa Day dinner held by the Irish Fusiliers of Canada, Vancouver Regiment . Chief Justice Sherwood Lett is the third from the left.

Item is a photograph of Field Marshal Bernard Law Montgomery, 1st Viscount Montgomery of Alamein giving a speech at a special University of British Columbia spring congregation at which he was awarded a degree of Doctor of Laws (honoris causa).

Item is a photograph of The Hon. Frank Ross, Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia sitting at the head table at the annual Barossa Day full dress dinner held at the Vancouver Hotel by the Irish Fusiliers of Canada, Vancouver Regiment.

Item is a photograph of British Columbia Supreme Court Chief Justice Sherwood Lett (standing, left) holding the Barossa cup at the annual Barossa Day full dress dinner held at the Vancouver Hotel by the Irish Fusiliers of Canada, Vancouver Regiment. The Honourable Clarence Wallace stands next to him (standing, right).

Item is a photograph of three Irish Fusiliers pipers playing to the head table at the annual Barossa Day full dress dinner held at the Vancouver Hotel by the Irish Fusiliers of Canada, Vancouver Regiment.

Item is a photograph of the men at the head table at the annual Barossa Day full dress dinner held at the Vancouver Hotel by the Irish Fusiliers of Canada, Vancouver Regiment. The seated individuals are (from left to right): Senator Stanley Stewart McKeen, The Hon. Frank Ross, Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia, and an unidentified Colonel of Vancouver Irish Fusiliers

Item is a photograph of three unidentified men standing with the Barossa Cup at the annual Barossa Day full dress dinner held at the Vancouver Hotel by the Irish Fusiliers of Canada, Vancouver Regiment.

Item is a photograph of Charles Cecil Ingersoll Merritt VC and two unidentified men at the annual Barossa Day full dress dinner held at the Vancouver Hotel by the Irish Fusiliers of Canada, Vancouver Regiment.

Item is a photograph of the length of the table of the Round Table 90th Birthday luncheon for Sir Francis Heathcote and W.H. Malkin.

Item is a photograph from the Round Table 80th birthday luncheon for General Victor W. Odlum at the Vancouver Club. Odlum cuts the cake with Leon Koerner on his right. The view is of the left side of the table.

Item is a group photograph of officers during the first World War. Individuals pictured include (left to right): (front row) W. E. (Sandy) Simonds, Bob Brown, Sherwood Lett, Rick Gyles, J. S. (Jock) Rankin, Lt. Col. H. Snell, W. W. (Bill) Kennedy, R. M. Crowe, J. C. (Jack) Jones, (back row) Padre Buck, O. W. (Oscar) Goulden, W. L. (Bill) Rennie, Ernie Howitt, Phil Barter, J. F. (Jimmy) Brunton, E. M. (Johnny) Johnston, Dr. Bailey, G. H. (Joe) Martin.

Item is a group photograph of a group of officers at a Brigade Headquarters in an English country house. The individuals in the photograph are (left to right): (top row) Capt. Eric Housley (R.C.A.S.C Officer), Lieutenant G. Stevens (I.O.), Lieutenant D. F. Matthews (L.O.), Lieutenant Ingram (Def. Pl. Officer), Lieutenant Ferguson (L.O.), Lieutenant Jim Hart (L.O.), Captain Chas Herbert, Lieutenant Mackay (L.A.D. Officer), (bottom row) Captain D. A. McDonald (T.O.), Major D. F. Spankie, Major Sherwood Lett (BM), Brigadier D. R. Sargent, Captain Ben Cunningham (Staff Captain), Captain J. S. Adam (L.O.), Captain J. C. Keohan (Sr. Chaplain, R.C.).

Item is a photograph of an oil sketch by Canadian war artist Lieutenant (later Captain) George D. Pepper. The scene is of troops of the Royal Highlanders of Canada (The Black Watch) embarking on storm boats at Burton-upon-Strather, North Lincolnshire, England. The photographs were sent to Brigadier Sherwood Lett from England to his Vancouver address in September 1944.

Item is a photograph of an oil painting by Canadian war artist Lieutenant (later Captain) George D. Pepper. The scene is of troops of the Royal Highlanders of Canada (The Black Watch) lowering six PDR anti-tank guns into storm boats at Burton-upon-Strather, North Lincolnshire, England. The photographs were sent to Brigadier Sherwood Lett from England to his Vancouver address in September 1944.

Item is a photograph of military personnel taken on the occasion of a trip on a C.N.R. hospital train. Sherwood Lett, wounded at the Battle of Dieppe, is returning to Vancouver on leave and can be seen here at the fourth from the left.

Item is a photograph of the diplomats of the Canadian Liaison Mission to Japan during a "courtesy" call with President of the Republic of China Chiang Kai-Shek. Identified individuals in this photograph are in the bottom row, and are, from left to right: Brigadier Sherwood Lett, President Chiang Kai-shek, and General H.D.G. Crerar, head of the mission.

Item is a photograph of some of the diplomats of the Canadian Liaison Mission to Japan on a pier in front of a launch. Sherwood Lett is third from the left in the background and General H.D.G. Crerar, head of the mission, is second from left.

Item is a photograph of the Canadian Liaison Mission to Japan walking up the steps between the graves at Sai Wan Bay War Cemetery after having placed a wreath at the flagpole, visible in the background. Brigadier Sherwood Lett is at the far left and General H.D.G. Crerar leads the group.

Item is a photograph of General H.D.G. Crerar carrying a wreath on the occasion of the Canadian Liaison Mission to Japan's visit to the Sai Wan Bay War Cemetery in Hong Kong.

Item is a photograph of the Canadian Liaison Mission to Japan walking down the steps between the graves at Sai Wan Bay War Cemetery. General H.D.G. Crerar leads the group, front row left and Brigadier Sherwood Lett is at second row left.

Item is a photograph of General H.D.G. Crerar (second from right) talking to three unidentified Commonwealth military officials at an airport during the Canadian Liaison Mission to Japan's visit to Hong Kong.