Item is a newspaper clipping featuring a "Notice" from the B.C. Security Commission to Japanese Canadian evacuees published in the "New Canadian" newspaper pertaining to pay scales, assignment payments, and other conditions placed on Japanese Canadian evacuees and their families, as well as alternative employment available to these men. On the verso of the newspaper clipping is a "Notice to all persons of the Japanese race" from the Commission, pertaining to the care of the families of male evacuees, as well as a portion of an article pertaining to hostility towards evacuees in the Okanagan.

Item is a set of architectural drawings for a “Bunkhouse for 50 men” (front elevation, floor plan, rear elevation, end elevation, cross-sections) and a “Mess building for 100 men” (front elevation, floor plan, end elevation, cross-section).

Item is a letter from C.M. Walker, Supervising Engineer in Banff, Alberta, to R.M. Corning, Resident Engineer, Engineering & Construction Service, Red Pass, B.C., regarding housing demands made by Japanese road camp workers at Thunder River Camp. The letter alludes to "incipient trouble" and potential strike action by the workers.

The list includes the last name and first initial of each worker, as well as their roll number and occupation.