A dirt road extending from the camera and leading towards a village. A path runs on the right along the road and a fence that separates it from a field with a lonely tree growing by in the middle ground. A number of houses visible in the background.
A dirt road extending away from the camera with wooden fences and trees on each side. Some utility poles are on the right and the Saint Lawrence is slightly visible on the left.
A white boy sits on a bent branch of a tree while a second boy looks on and a third looks on from a birch tree he climbed. Other trees fill out the background.
A house with a farm building stands on an intersection with two outhouses to the right of the houe. Trees grow around the buildings and a part of a building is visible behind an incline on the right.
Margaret Johnson, Clifton Johnson's daughter, standing in front of the blackboard in the Hockanum schoolhouse reading from a book. She is in period dress. An unfinished multiplication problem is on the board behind her.
A young white monk standing in a road reading a book. A palm tree grows on the left with other and a stone wall running across the middle ground. A mountain barely visible through a haze in the background.
A white boy stands and reads out of a book in a classroom with other boys sitting around him looking at their books. Maps and illustrations of birds hang on the wall behind them. Town identified as Coye in caption (possibly Coye-la-Foret).
Railroads extend from the position of the camera with a fence, utility poles, and trees lining the right side of the photograph and separating the tracks from Walden Pond. A man leans against a fence pole and looks towards the pond.