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Photograph of Geo Meany, president of Teamsters Union, L. Wicks, Minister of Labour and Ed Lawson, Vice-President of Teamsters Union at the Teamsters North West States Convention in Vancouver. Two flags are in the backdrop of the photograph.

Photograph of headquarters located at 2315 Brunswick Street in Vancouver

Photograph of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth and H.R.H. the Duke of Edinburgh nearing the end of the receiving line in the Legislative Chamber of the Legislature in Victoria, British Columbia. Those who have already been received are seen waiting off to the side of the room.

Photograph of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth and H.R.H. the Duke of Edinburgh receiving Hon. Lyle Wicks and Mrs. Wicks in the Legislative Chamber of the Legislature in Victoria, British Columbia.

Photograph of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth and H.R.H. the Duke of Edinburgh receiving the Hon. K. Kiernan and Mrs. Kiernan in the Legislative Chamber of the Legislature Buildings in Victoria, British Columbia.

Photograph of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth and W.A.C. Bennett at the Opening of the George Massey Tunnel. There are a few onlookers as they walk past an outdoor stage.

Photograph of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth signing the Book of Record marking the royal visit. Premier W.A.C. Bennett is centred between the Queen on his left and H.R.H. the Duke of Edinburgh on his right. Mrs. Bennett stands in front of the doors into the Chamber. The Lieutenant Governor Frank MacKenzie Ross and Mrs. Ross are standing against the wall.

• Convention notes [9 cue cards in an envelope] (1946 or 1947)
• Social Credit minutes, 1945-1947 [all hand written and placed in an envelope]

Photograph of H.R. H. Princess Margaret making a presentation at the dedication of Fort Langley as a National Historic Park. L. Wicks and Lieutenant Governor Frank MacKenzie Ross are seated on the left behind the Princess

Photograph of H.R.H. Princess Margaret opening Fort Langley as a National Historic Park. L. Wicks is standing on the left of the stage behind the Princess. Two Royal Canadian Mounted Police are at the front of the stage.