Photo consists of the Rev. Frank Harry Gibbs (from Fort Chimo, QC), the Rev. Arnold Cuthbert Herbert, the Ven. Archibald Lang Fleming, Archdeacon of Arctic, the Rev. Cuthbert Lionel Wase Bailey.
Photo consists of an exterior view of church with five people standing on front steps.
The church stands on the river bank across from Factory Island where the Moose Factory school is located. Bishop Fleming and the Rev. Principal Gilbert Thompson appear in the group at the door.
Photo consists of the Rev. Thomas Umaok, Bp. Fleming, the Rev. J.H. Webster standing with several older children, probably confirmation candidates. Bishop visited the school in June 1934.
Community identified three of the young people as Persis Gruben, Edward Kogiak Dick, and Hunak.
Photo consists of Bp. Fleming posing with staff and students of Shingle Point Residential School. Some students are dressed for confirmation, which was the first one at the school, June 1934.
Community identified the young girl on the top right side as Jane Esau.
Photo consists of the front of Church House from Jarvis St. A group of five men stand on the front steps. They represent the primary tenants at Church House at the time. These include: (Left to right) Archdeacon A.L. Fleming, Archdeacon of the Arctic; Canon C.W. Vernon, General Secretary, Council for Social Service; Canon Sydney Gould, General Secretary, MSCC; R.A. Williams, Treasurer, MSCC; Canon D.B. Rogers, General Secretary, GBRE.
Photo consists of the front of Church House from Jarvis St. at a wider angle to show the modern wing of Church House behind. A group of five men stand on the front steps. They represent the primary tenants at Church House at the time. These include: (Right to left) Archdeacon A.L. Fleming, Archdeacon of the Arctic; Canon C.W. Vernon, General Secretary, Council for Social Service; Canon Sydney Gould, General Secretary, MSCC; R.A. Williams, Treasurer, MSCC; Canon D.B. Rogers, General Secretary, GBRE.
Group portrait of John Hudspith Turner, Harold Norton Duncan, Cuthbert Lionel Wase Bailey, Rt. Rev. Archibald Lang Fleming, and Mrs. C. L. W. Bailey. - [1929?]