The fonds consists of photos of the Barker family, including of a wedding and of the children when they attended Craigflower School. Fonds also includes hand written family narratives, newspaper clippings about the family, two certificates awarded to Richard Barker, a VHS tape "Butchart Memoirs 1918-1930" narrated by William Todd, a painting of James Barker's Barn, and several artifacts, including Canadian commemorative coins and a bottle recovered from Pike Lake.

The fonds consists of photographs taken at the View Royal Community Centre and View Royal Library. Fonds includes newspaper clippings, predominantly from the Juan de Fuca News Review, concerning the Ratepayers and topics pertaining to View Royal. Some of the articles were written by Joy Trail. The fonds includes correspondence, newsletters, agendas, minutes, and reports for View Royal's Ratepayers Association. The fonds also includes several Shoreline School Bulletins.

Fonds predominantly consists of photos of Marjorie Martin at her home on Wilkinson Road, and of her later home on High Street in View Royal.

The fonds consists primarily of material compiled and created by Maureen during her decades long writing career. This includes maps, photographs, interviews, booklets, pamphlets, letters and other written notes about the View Royal landscape, organizations, and people.

Fonds consists of photographs of View Royal scenery and people, including but not limited to: Esquimalt Harbour, Cole Island, street views during significant snowfalls, View Royal Scouts, and View Royal softball teams. The fonds includes local newsletters, and invitations and programmes for local events. The fonds also consists of photographs, invitations, objects, clippings, written reminiscences, and memorial service programmes pertaining to the View Royal Fire Department, that were collected or created when Pete Bishop was a volunteer firefighter. The fonds also includes a videocassette of interviews with members of the VRFD in 1998.

Fonds consists of photographs of View Royal neighborhood development by Susan's father, M.T.E. Atkinson. The fonds includes a Junior First Aid certificate awarded to her brother, Glen.