Includes contact sheets, black-and-white negatives, prints, a thesis, and museum holdings records documenting the work of Charles Edenshaw (circa 1839-1920) housed in the Vancouver Museum and the University of British Columbia Anthropology Museum. Edenshaw, the father of Florence Davidson, was a Haida carver and jewelery maker whose work inspired a new generation of artists, including Bill Reid and Robert Davidson. Steltzer and Reid collaborated circa 1988-1993 on an unfinished book project about Edenshaw's work, which Steltzer's notes suggest was discontinued based on Reid's declining health.