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File consists of materials pertaining to the Richmond Campus library, including annual reports and correspondence.

File consists of materials pertaining to the selection of library materials. These include agendas from committee meetings and a memoranda related to development of a selection policy.

File consists of materials pertaining to the serials and periodicals at the library. These include annual reports, a list of journals, and meeting minutes.

File consists of materials pertaining to agreements between Douglas College and Simon Fraser University (SFU). When the College was established in 1970, SFU was contracted to assist with the establishment of the three campus libraries through the purchasing and process of books and other materials. This relationship continued beyond the first year of Douglas College's existence. This file contains information the relationship between these institutions, correspondence, memoranda, reports, and copies of agreements.

File consists of a report pertaining to pamphlet materials in the library.

File consists of materials pertaining to technical services at the library. These include correspondence, reports, proposals, and more.

File consists of materials pertaining to building designs and layouts. These architectural drawings are photocopies on letter-size pieces of paper, rather than original drawings or blueprints.

File consists of brief history of the Douglas College Library from its establishment in 1970 until 1985. Also included are organizational charts for the Learning Resources Department (which included the library).

File consists of a copy of the 1984-85 Library Handbook, which included information on library services, policies, and equipment.

File consists of materials pertaining to the library's early transition to an automated (computerized) system. These materials include copies of product/service proposals from INLEX/3000 Integrated Library System (1987 and 1989), a Library Systems Plan prepared by Westwood Technology Management (1992), correspondence, memoranda, a review of Learning Resources' Instructional Media Services unit, and a 1993 purchase agreement with INLEX.