Two-storey brick building identified on a plate on the wall above the door as the Acadia Coal Company built 1865. Above the porch entrance it is identified also as the Telegraph Office. A wooden rail goes around the edge of the rectangular roof. A flag is flying apparently at half-mast
Two men standing behind twelve men who are also standing with eleven men seated on chairs behind six men seated on the ground. Most of those seated are carrying breathing equipment. In the background is a brick building
One man wearing a cap, Salvation Army sweater, under a jacket with pin, carrying gloves, standing with one hand holding a book which is resting on a table; full pose
One woman standing in the centre behind one bearded man seated on a wicker chair, one young boy seated on its arm, one boy seated on the arm of a love seat in which one girl is seated, and one younger girl seated centre front; full pose
One young boy standing on a block, holding a clay pipe and bubble upside down, beside a pillar on which a bowl is sitting, facing to the side; full pose
Two poses of one young girl; full pose. In one she is standing, holding a toy cat; in the other she is seated at a table on which the cat and a booklet are lying
One man wearing police uniform with cap which reads: "Chief", facing to the side; bust. The badge on his jacket reads: "Police Chief Stellarton, N. S."
One man wearing ice hockey attire with skates and gloves, standing holding his stick in a playing position; full pose. There is a "7 UP" logo on his sweater. Annotated: "New Glasgow Hockey Team"
Two poses of one young woman, facing to the side. One is a bust pose of her seated; the other is a 3/4 pose of her standing holding an open window pane
