Sous-fonds consists of records relating to congregations, Indigenous ministries, hospitals, marine missions, boys' residences, theological student summer fields, and other mission-related activities. Record types include correspondence received and sent (copies); minutes; accounts; pay information; newspaper clippings; plans for building of mission boats and church buildings; reports of dedication ceremonies; lists of participants at summer fields; conference proceedings; mission boat crews; lists of properties; newsletters; annual reports; and ephemeral documents.

Fonds consists of the following series: Vital records (1930-1960); Marine mission records (1919-1948); Committee and institutional records (1897-1958); Financial records and fundraising (1923-1957); Correspondence files (1917-1960); Manuscripts and writings (1919-1951); Published and collected materials (1918-1959); and Photographs (1914-[ca. 1980]).

Arthur Francis of Worker's Compensation Board is included in the image.

Vera Bell wears nurse's uniform.

Fonds consists memoirs, photographs, and copies of correspondence associated with the R.W. Large Hospital in Bella Bella.

Likely the medical staff at Wrinch Memorial Hospital, Hazelton.

Exterior view of the hospital.

Fonds consists of the minutes of the Advisory Committee of the Japanese Mission, later called the Oriental Mission, 1908-1923; minutes of the Victoria District meetings, 1904-1911; and minutes of the Westminster District meetings, 1905-1923.

Dr. Raynham and medical staff perform surgery.

Surgical bed

Dr. Raynham and unidentified nurse posing with two infants.

Exterior view, in the snow.

Image shows nurse with two children

Exterior view

Dr. Palmer stands outside entrance; totem pole is visible.

Exterior view

Exterior view

Image shows Dr. Butt walking on the dock, briefcase in hand.

The doctors stand outside the hospital.

Nurses sit at the nurses' station.

Nurse tends to toddler.

Exterior view, in the snow.

Image includes Dr. Peter Newbery (standing, far left), Dr. DeWall Smith, and Fay Sturney.