The portrait shows Edith B. Wright seated at a table.
The archives consist of both personal and business records created or accumulated by Edward Jarvis Hodgson, including records related to the administration of St. Peter's Cathedral Church. A large portion of the archives relate to the operations of the Hodgson Trust, which was established after E.J. Hodgson's death, along with record of other trust accounts established during Hodgson's lifetime or after his death.
The file list provides details of the contents of the archives. Some of the names mentioned in the records, as shown in the file list, include the following: Thomas Handrahan, Matilda Peake, George Peake, Ralph Peake, Charles Wright, Charles Leigh (and wife), Edward Thomas Caswell, Margaret Brenan, Margaret Matilda Jane Hodgson (nee Brecken, Edward Hodgson's widow), Helen Brecken (and the Helen Brecken Memorial Trust.)
Edward Jarvis Hodgson
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 is a portrait of Lord Bishop of Lincoln, signed "E. Lincoln." The label on the frame is illegible but research shows his name was Edward King (29 December 1829 – 8 March 1910) who was a bishop of the Church of England. A friend of Dr. Pusey, Edward King as a leading member of the Oxford movement. The framed picture is identical to the one on Wikipedia.
The photograph is a formal portrait of Edward Malone, son of Reverend Canon E. M. Malone, in a naval uniform.
The half-length portrait shows E. T Woollard in clerical robes. The handwriting on the back states: Rector Georgetown, 1891-92
The photograph shows Ernest Earle standing for a full-length studio portrait, indoors.
The photograph shows a full-length studio portrait of a young boy in a suit. The back is inscribed with: "Mr Hodgson from his little friend Ernest" and "February 1884." Also written on the back are the words "Banner bearer" and "Wm. Schultz." The frame has "G.H. Cook" in script at the bottom left.
The photograph is a formal portrait of the Executive Council of General Synod and members of the departmental boards, at the annual meeting in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan as indicated on the lower left of the picture.
The photograph shows a portrait of Father Osborne. The name of the photographic studio is embossed on the bottom of the photograph. The inscription on the back reads "Fr Osborne S.S.J.E., held mission here 1883, Anglican Bp of Springhill IN." He preached at the Jubilee service of 1919.