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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 a young Reverend Canon James Simpson in a studio portrait.

The photograph shows the fourth bishop of Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island, Hibbert Binney, seated in a studio portrait.

The photograph shows the baptistry in St. Peter's Cathedral with the children's corner built in memory of Sister Theresa Cundall. The baptistry was added to the church at the same time as the Canon Simpson Memorial facade around 1924.

The photographs show a sketch of a possible model for building St. Peter's Cathedral. The 4 negatives show the same image.

The postcard shows the interior of All Souls' chapel, with no people. Note that chairs are being used instead of pews, dating the image to prior 1926.

The photograph shows the damage done to All Souls' Chapel door following a break-and-entry on the building.

The photographs show a standing full-length portrait of Basil King, assistant priest at St. Peter's from 1882-1885. He is wearing Holy orders.

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.