The file contains an invitation to a party and an acknowledgment notice regarding a glass sculpture project that Harold Spence Sales and Mary Filer gave to Simon Fraser University as a gift.

The file contains a document that discusses man and his environment as well as a prologue to an exhibit Harold Spence-Sales was working on regarding Minnekhada Regional Park.

The file contains a description of the floor model plan for one of Harold Spence-Sales parks exhibitions.

The file contains notes about a park extension.

The file is an eclectic collection of records related to a project called "Ground Up". "Ground Up" according to the file is related to a photograph exhibition.

The file contains research about the history of people and their migration, exploration, settlement and landscape survival patterns. The file indicates that Harold Spence-Sales built an exhibit/ lecture around the contents of the file.

The file contains two envelopes. One envelope contains letters of correspondence from friends and colleagues of Harold Spence-Sales and Mary Filer wishing Harold luck and success. Several of the letters also contain apologies for not being able to attend opening of the exhibit or confirming that they will make an appearance. The second envelope contains newspapers advertising the Touchlines exhibition.

The file contains what appear to be copies of the display text for pieces of the Touchlines exhibition.

The file contains correspondence regarding the Touchlines exhibition. The following names appear frequently in the file: Harold Spence-Sales, Mary Filer, Sarah Clark-Langager and Edward Gibson. The file also contains plans for the physical arrangement of the Touchlines exhibition.

The file contains correspondence regarding the Touchlines exhibition primarily between Harold Spence Sales and Robert L. Monahan director of the Center for Canadian and American Studies. There is also correspondence between Sarah Clark-Langager, Edward Gibson Robert L. Monahan regarding Harold Spence-Sales presentation plans.