Colour Kodachrome 35mm slide depicts the Cathedral of the Annunciation.

Note for this slide reads: "The historical centre of Kremlin is Cathedral Square and this is where the coronation of the czars took place. There are 7 cathedrals - main ones are Assumption, Annunciation and Archangel Michael. These are now museums and painting and frescoes are being restored. Archangel Michael - buried vault for czars and princes built 15th century."

Photograph depicts a sermon being delivered at the Anglican Theological College of B.C. chapel at the University of British Columbia.

Group of twelve young men with their backs to the camera, seated in hard looking wooden chairs; young man in pulpit wearing a white robe and minister's collar, presumably delivering a sermon; simple altar with two vases flanking a Calvary cross; curtain hung behind altar; pebbled glass windows on left side of minister.

Black and white negative of altar at a church, with icons of Jesus and Mary.

Colour Kodachrome 35mm slide depicts the Church of St. Blaise.

Colour Kodachrome 35mm slide depicts a church turned into a museum with the sign: "you are welcome" at the entrance; in Almaty, at this time known as Alma-Ata.

Note for this slide reads: "A very old church now a museum. Sign - you are welcome"

Colour Kodachrome 35mm slide depicts a church with a sign that states: "Greenock Church, Finished June 1524" and a clock on the steeple.

Colour Kodachrome 35mm slide depicts a church with two people standing on the steps and waving and three people standing on the grass.

Photograph depicts Holy Rosary Cathedral at 646 Richards St.

Scaffolding surrounds left side of stone cathedral; spire with cross in right rear of section with scaffolding; apartment building in background.

Colour Kodachrome 35mm slide depicts Large Onofrio's Fountain next to the Church of Holy Savior.

Colour Kodachrome 35mm slide depicts the Svetitskhoveli Cathedral in Mtskheta, the ancient capital of Georgia.

Note for this slide reads: "Svetitskhoveli Church - site of the capital up to the 15th century."