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Series consists of materials pertaining to the creation, development, and operation of the Douglas College Library and the Learning Resources Department, the latter of which was established in 1982 and encompasses the library. These materials include correspondence, memoranda, reports, annual reports, architectural drawings and building plans, budgetary records, and more. There are meeting records (agendas, minutes, and supporting documents) pertaining to a range of committees and units, including: the Library Executive Committee, Library Divisional Committee, Learning Resources Management Committee, and Support Staff Committee.

File consists of materials pertaining to the creation of the library at Douglas College (which was originally going to be called Fraser Valley West Regional College). These include meeting minutes, correspondence, newspaper clippings, and more.

File consists of a range of guides to library services and technology. These are pamphlets and booklets containing information about reference collections, periodicals, card catalogues, library rules, and more.

File consists of materials created or collected by David Williams pertaining to the spring 1971 College Calendar. This includes a copy of that calendar.

File consists of a copy of a pamphlet titled "All you wanted to know about the library... but were too shy to ask." This item contains general information about libraries. It appears to have been produced by the College because it includes a reference to principal George Wootton.

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

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 correspondence and supporting documents pertaining to centralized or shared services. This includes a report to George Wootton advocating for a multi-campus philosophy for the College.

File consists of materials pertaining to admissions, registration, and the library, These include handwritten notes, meeting minutes, and memoranda.

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