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The photograph is a portrait of George R. Bagnall. A note on the back of the image says he was a banner bearer.

The photograph shows Christ Church Cathedral in Fredericton, New Brunswick. A note on the back says the photograph was taken before the fire of 1911.

The photograph is a portrait of John Ellis. The inscription on the back reads "John Ellis Assistant Priest 1871-1877." Above that inscription, written in pencil, is "Mrs. E. J. Hodgson." It is unclear why there are two inscriptions. The photographer is identified as based in Calcutta.

The photograph shows a street covered extensively in snow, with buildings in the background. There is one person in the photograph who can only be seen from the waist up because the snow is so deep.

The photograph shows an unidentified woman seated in a full-length studio portrait.

The photograph shows the Bishop of Argyle outdoors, seated with two shaggy dogs. On the back of the photograph it reads "Bishop of Argyle and the dogs" followed by something illegible.

The photograph shows an exterior side view of the original schoolhouse for St. Peter's Boys' School, which was later used as the Cathedral Hall.

The photograph shows Gertrude Magdalene Hodgson (nee DesBrisay), the wife of Reverend George Wright Hodgson, in a formal studio portrait.

The photograph is a full-length studio portrait of William Maynard, an acolyte, from 1890. He appears to be about 10-12 years old.

The photograph is a head and shoulders portrait of a man; the inscription on the back reads "Alexander MacNab, one of the parishioners of St. Peter's." The number "3" is also written on the back of the photograph.