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The photographs show the youth group at North Granville, P.E.I.

Photograph [a] shows the youth group in a boat.
Photograph [b] shows Reverend Canon Peter W. Harris in front of an improvised altar.
Photographs [c] and [d] show Reverend Canon Peter W. Harris in front of an improvised altar.
Photographs [e] and [f] show Reverend Canon Peter W. Harris in front of an improvised altar with four male youths sitting in the background.
Photographs [g] and [h] show Reverend Canon Peter W. Harris in front of an improvised altar with a male youth and five members of the youth group sitting in the four ground.
Photograph [i] shows a table full of food.
Photograph [j] shows Reverend Canon Peter W. Harris in front of an improvised altar.
Photographs [k] and [l] show Rick Ball and Reverend Canon Peter W. Harris in front of a red canoe.
Photograph [m] shows the improvised altar with Rick Ball and members of the youth group sitting around it. Back row: Katie Woodside, Father Peter Harris, Keith Ellis, Adam MacKinnon, Adam Francis, Eric Edward, and Matthew Carter. Middle row: Craig MacDonald , Nigel Carter, Allison MacDonald, and Gethin Edward. Front row: Stacey Ellis, Cecily Edward, Annie Carter, and Roger Carter.

The Mothers' Union archives consist of meeting agendas and minutes, reports, financial records, programmes and booklets, newsletters, other textual records, photographs, newspaper clippings, artifacts, and an unidentified audiocassette. The activities and events documented in the archives include: hosting pancake breakfasts on the first day of Sunday School in early September; baking simnel cakes (a form of fruitcake) as part of Mothering Sunday; participating in the annual Christmas pageant; stitching needlepoint covers for church kneelers; organizing “Winter Games” events (evening gatherings of parishioners and others to play card games and board games in the church hall in winter); holdings prayer sessions and meetings for members; providing support for refugees and newcomers to the Island; creating a “link letters” activity comparable to “pen pals”; and holding regular meetings. A major project for the Prince Edward Island chapter documented in the archives is the creation of a Mothers’ Union banner, which was unveiled on 24 May 1992.

Information provided by St. Peter's Cathedral Church parishioner Catherine Edwards in February 2020 suggests that Donalda Winter and Eileen Paton were responsible for bringing the Mothers' Union to St. Peter's Cathedral.

This series consists of parish lists and registers for St. Peter's Cathedral Church; some lists are incomplete and many have with insufficient context to confirm dates of creation or use.

The photograph shows a gathering of clergy with Archdeacon Tanton and parishioners on the St Peter's Cathedral lawn in celebration of its 100th Anniversary.

The archives of the Choir of St. Peter's includes: correspondence and leaflets, hymns and music, attendance books, cookbooks and fundraising materials, newspaper clippings, and photo albums. Included in the choir archives are records related to William Edgar Enman, publisher of "One Hun­dred Hymns and Sac­red Lyr­ics (ca. 1945), who was apparently an ac­tive lay­man of St. Pe­ter’s Ca­thed­ral. Also in the choir archives is a letter to Earnest E. Earle on his departure from St. Peter's choir in 1898.

Associated materials include recordings of choral performances, brought together in Collection SPCA 019. These audiovisual recordings are described separately and will be digitized as resources allow.

The historical notes and tour information series consists of documents created or brought together by St. Peter's Cathedral Church to provide historical information about the church or to be used for public tours or to prepare historical guides. The series also includes newspaper clippings with historical content and reports and presentations on the church's history prepared by members of the church. Among the names represented in the archives are: Canon E. M. Malone; Margaret L. Bearsto, Joshua Smith.

The Church Camps archives series consists of records related to Camp Kingston, from 1983 to 1997, including financial records, correspondence, reports, agendas, minutes, leaflets, notes, application documents, inspection records, and lists of campers. There is specific documentation in 1993 about the closure of Camp Kingston owing to environmental and structural problems. Also in the series is documentation about a camp at Oak Acres, from 1982, and a binder of children's liturgies used at Camp Kingston.