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File consists of a photograph of Anthony Carter and Minn Sjolseth in their Dunbar house as well as a photocopy of this photograph with the caption "Minn and Anthony in the Dunbar House."

File consists of an inscribed copy of Anthony Carter's self-published book "Snowshoeing for Everyone."

File consists of newspaper clippings, research notes, and copies of MOA files collected by Anthony Carter related to the pole various described as Nass River Pole, Fin of Shark Pole, Naekem-kaet Pole, and Eagle-Halibut Pole.

File consists of reproductions of "This is Haida" for corrections and photocopies of Anthony Carter's and Minn Sjolseth's joint exhibition "Somewhere Between" at the Kamloops Art Gallery in 2009.

File consists of a mounted photograph with a caption on the back: "Anthony Carter 1975 On Board the M.V. "Gallway" (unknowingly operating on one lung). Photo Jan Virdiag [sp?]"

File consists of Anthony Carter's photographer licence.

File consists of 2 copies of a certificate of provenance for a handmade sea chest made by Anthony Carter.

File consists of e-mail correspondence conducted by Alan and Laila Campbell related to the administration of Carter's estate (image attributions, research requests).

File consists of 3 photographs of Anthony Carter's and Minn Sjolseth's wedding in the Spring of 1968.

File consists of correspondence and other records created by his family members related to Carter's estate, his website, and attributions.

File consists of slides labeled "Potlatch 75" and "Potlatch Capalanoh."

File consists of notes written from Carter to his wife Minn Sjolseth, various personal and research notes, poems he had written and 2 sheets of guestbook signatures from one of Minn Sjolseth's exhibitions.

File consists of a draft of Northern Spring by Anthony Carter, edited by Carter's son-in-law Alan Campbell. Northern Spring is a biography of the Carter family and the community of Goodsoil in Saskatchewan. The text, poetry and design are by Anthony Carter and the cover image is by his brother Phil Carter. The edited draft includes an obituary of Carter and other materials reprinted from his funeral, as well as a photocopy of a photograph of Carter and his wife Minn Sjolseth.

File consists of a draft of Northern Spring by Anthony Carter, a biography of the Carter family and the community of Goodsoil in Saskatchewan. The text, poetry and design are by Anthony Carter and the cover image is by his brother Phil Carter. The file also contains a newspaper clipping of Carter's obituary and a typed-transcription of the obituary text.

File consists of a draft of a biography of Dan George by Anthony Carter, with edits by Carter's son-in-law Alan Campbell. The file also includes biographical information about Carter.

File consists of photographs that Carter had acquired, perhaps from a BC archive or museum. Photographs depict First Nations individuals.

File consists of negatives and two contact sheets. The negative are labeled "NWC Groups," "Coal Harbour Wake 1979," "Highway Overpass Construction, Aberdeen Mall Area, April 2 1986," "Japanese Television scenes at Lac Le Jeune, BC, Nov 1986." Photos depict various unlabeled events, and people, including Minn Sjolseth in her studio.

File consists of negatives depicting Carter and Minn Sjolseth's travels throughout BC and the Yukon, including items labeled "Bear Totem," "Boat, Van," "Entrance to Stanley Park," "Vancouver Island, Graveyard Bay Village, Esperanza Inlet," "Nicola Valley Campsites," "Jackie Burrows and Richard Farnsworth - Filming Bill Miner at Ft. Steel, BC," and "Yukon Border Sign." The file also contains documentation of Sjolseth's exhibition at the Frye Art Museum and negatives labeled "Minn and paintings."

File consists of slides and negatives depicting totems, Minn Sjolseth's artworks and other photographs of Sjolseths, and portraits of several other individuals (including Mary Peters).

File consists of oversized and mounted photographs and prints by Anthony Carter, including photographs of Minn Sjolseth at work, Chief Dan George, a photograph of the Orpheum Theatre in Vancouver, BC, and photographs of totem poles.