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The photograph shows an up-close view of the St. Peter's Cathedral altar, with a tall candle on each side.

The photograph shows a side view of the exterior of All Souls' Chapel and, behind the chapel, St. Peter's Cathedral in winter with snow.

The photograph shows a young boy dressed in robes, standing for a full-length studio portrait.

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 the first incumbent priest of St. Peter's Cathedral, Reverend George Wright Hodgson, seated for 3/4 portrait.

The photograph (PHOTO 0041A) shows St. Peter's Cathedral's memorial stained glass window. A newspaper clipping on the back of the image (PHOTO 0041B) explains that this stained glass window was installed in memory of Daniel Hodgson and his wife Margaret Leah, who passed away in 1883 and 1878 respectively. The exact date of the photograph is not known.

The photograph shows a painting of the Holy family, with the infant held by his mother Mary, with and his father Joseph behind her. Embossed at the lower left is the studio and date "F. Hanfstaengl, 1871, Munchen".

The photograph shows a group of people standing and sitting in front of Clergy House, 5-7 Grafton Street, Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island. Some of the people have been identified as follows Aunt Gertie Hodgson, Maude Simpson, Eleanor Watson, Rosa Desbrisay, Amy Desbrisay and Georgie Pope.

The photograph shows Canon E. M. Malone [far left] standing in a room with his wife [third from the left]. Bishop Waterman is standing next to Mrs. Malone shaking hands with an unidentified man. Venerable Jack Davies [fifth from the right] is shaking hands with an unidentified woman. Jean Peake and Arthur Peake are standing next to each other [far right]. The rest of the people in the image are unidentified. It may be that this photograph was taken at the same time as PHOTO 0062, which is a formal group photograph of Bishop Waterman and PEI clergy.