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The photograph is a formal portrait of Reverend Thomas Harry Hunt, M.A., D.D., who was an assistant priest from 1888-1904.

The photograph shows the Reverend T. H. Hunt in a formal head and shoulders studio portrait. Rev. T. H. Hutn was also headmaster of St. Peter's Day school from 1894-1904

The formal studio portrait shows Edward Jarvis Hodgson seated at a desk with papers in his hand and on the ottoman in front of him. On the reverse is written "Master of the Rolls, P.E.I," which confirms his identity and title.

The photograph shows an exterior, frontal view of St. Peter's Cathedral and All Souls' Chapel, partially obscured by trees. Slight foliage on the trees indicates the photo was taken in the spring.

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 a large group assembled outside All Saint's Cathedral, Halifax on its opening day.

The photograph is a close-up view of a chalice. The inscription on the back of the image reads as follows: "Chalice presented [to?] the Community of Resurrection for their work in South Africa by St. Peter's Cathedral. The design is a copy of the famous Nettlecombe chalice. 15th Century. Advent 1911"

The photograph is a full-length portrait of Mrs. Ralph Brecken Peake (Matilda Haviland). A handwritten note on the back of the photograph reads "Mrs. Ralph B. Peake. Obit 1911 RIP".

A photograph of Mr. Ralph Brecken Peake is available at PHOTO 0371.

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.

A copy of the Hope of the World painting by Harold Copping. According to writing on the back,the print was presented to the Children's Corner at St. Peter's Cathedral by the Anglican Catholic Overseas Association to mark the centenary of the Oxford Movement on 14 July 1933.