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Item is an image of a landscape with mountains in the background and falls in the foreground. According to annotations, the river is the Skeena River

An image of a group of children standing on a boat, looking and smiling at the camera, two of them holding a sign "The End". According to the documentation included with the filmstrip, the description of the image states "The end. We all hope you have enjoyed our filmstrip!"

Panel for the exhibit "Chinese Values." Shows an alternating series of text and illustrations. Items for this exhibit were borrowed from numerous individual donors under the direction of Dr. Ping-ti Ho.

Item is an image of a dock with three docked ships. According to annotations, the dock is the New dock in St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador

Item is an image of three buildings. According to annotations, the buildings were the depot and photograph was taken at York Factory, Manitoba

Display for the exhibit "Technologies of the North West Coast." Shows spoons, baskets, images of people working, images of people cooking, and other objects.

Introductory panel for the exhibit "The Culture of Japan." This exhibit was done on the arrival of materials collected by Dr. Ronald Dore of the department of Asian Studies who directed the installation of this exhibit.

Image is of Chip, Isaac, and Ron watching dunnage being raised. Norman and Reva stand on dunnage behind them.

Image is of Ron and Isaac sitting on a cedar stump near shrubbery as two unidentified persons stand talking near totem pole on right side of image.

Image is of Ron, Chip, Isaac, and unidentified persons preparing to move another cedar stump away from working area. Covered west end of log is partially visible on right side of image. Cedar scraps cover the ground in image foreground. Totem poles, grounds, and mountains are visible in image background.

Image is of Ron, Chip, Isaac, and unidentified persons preparing to move another cedar stump away from working area. Covered west end of log is partially visible on right side of image. Cedar scraps cover the ground in image foreground. Totem poles, grounds, and mountains are visible in image background.

Image is of Ron, Isaac, Chip, and unidentified persons moving a large cedar stump away from working area. Cedar scraps and blocks cover the ground

Image is of Ron, Chip, Isaac, and unidentified persons moving a large cedar stump away from working area. Covered west end of the canoe log is visible on right side of image. Totem poles, grounds, and mountains are partially visible in image background.

Image is of Ron, Isaac, Chip, and unidentified persons moving a large cedar stump away from working area. Cedar scraps and blocks cover the ground

Image is of Ron, Chip, Isaac, and unidentified persons moving a large cedar stump away from working area. Covered west end of the canoe log is partially visible on right side of image. Totem poles, grounds, and mountains are partially visible in image background.

Image is of Ron, Chip, and unidentified persons moving a large cedar stump away from working area. West side entrance to long house is visible on right side of image. Totem pole, covered canoe log, and museum exterior are partially visible in image background.

Image is of the crew resting and having lunch in a grassy area on the UBC campus. A picnic basket is partially visible in lefthand corner of image.

Item is an image of a citadel taken from the water. According to annotations, the photograph is of Québec's Citadel

Item is an image of a street with buildings on the sides and a church at the end. There are three people walking the street coming towards the photographer and two people at the entrance of one of the buildings. According to annotations, photograph was taken in Lax-Kw'alaams (previously known as Port Simpson and Fort Simpson).

Display for the exhibit "Chinese Values." Shows scrolls, calligraphy instruments, paintings, books, figurines, and other items. Items for this exhibit were borrowed from numerous individual donors under the direction of Dr. Ping-ti Ho.