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The archives consist of three bound registers of student marks, along with and biographical information about students from 1872 to 1907, with a pasted in list of the "Old Boys" of the school, added in 1928. Also in the archives are documents related to the original grant to provide support for a boys' school from 1872; correspondence with Miss Rosa DeBrisay about teaching at a girls' school in 1885; and financial records, land conveyances, correspondence, newspaper clippings, from 1872 to 1898. An essay by Ann Nichols on the history of St. Peter's Day School, prepared for a "Prof. Black, History 452" in 1994 is also in the files.

The photograph shows a group of children and adults sitting indoors. The photograph appears to date from the 1970s to 1980s. The image is blurry and of poor quality.

The photograph shows a Sunday School class photo, with 22 students and two adults in the image. The following is an incomplete list of names of people in the photograph: Daphne Armstrong, Joan Korrey, Janet Korrey, [name?] Weatherbie, Frankie Macpherson, Father W. G. Hogg, Wendy Armstrong, Pinkie Morris, Roma Korrey [?], John Fielding, Fred Hyndman, Hazel Kays, Doreen Kays, Sue Brouton, Kathrine Shanna, and Reverend Canon E. M. Malone.

The photographs show children participating in Sunday School. Photograph [a] shows Michael Edward, Alan West, [f. name?] Simon, Brian Francis, Graeme Francis, and Eric Edward; photograph [b] shows Rory Francis standing and Janet Fitzgerald holding an instrument and sitting with some children; the children in photograph [c] are unidentified; photograph [d] shows Emily Simon in the red headband, James Jabour, and M.E. Woodside; and the children in photograph [e] and [f] are unidentified.

The photograph shows six children sitting on the grass for a Sunday School picnic. Three of the children are identified as: Wendy Armstrong, Winnifred Anne MacMillan, and Holly MacMillan.

The photographs show church members at a barbeque. It appears to be the Sunday School picnic at Strathgartney, and the woman handing out buns is Bev McMurray, the Sunday School teacher. Ann Francis is in the red shirt and cap. Father Peter Harris is in the blue cap, and Bev's husband is in blue shorts. The other people are unidentified.

Textiles collected by St. Peter's Cathedral Church over the years, primarily because they have a direct relationship to the church or the community.

The missal is inscribed on the front leaf with the following: To the Glory of God and in pious memory of Margaret Matilda Jane Wife of Edward Jarvis Hodgson, This Missal was illuminated by Henry Coleridge Stuart for use at the Altar of the Chapel of All Souls St. Peter's Cathedral, Charlottetown, M. E. J. 1892."

The inside cover is embossed with a similar inscription in Latin, showing the book in memory of "Magaritae Matilda Joanna Hodgson," wife of Edward Jarvis Hodgson, showing death date of 19 October 1889.