I. Geographical and topographical features of the Eastern Townships
II. Brief sketch of the history of the Townships; the early settler, and the farmer of the present day
III. Climate and soil
IV. Principal fish of the Eastern Townships
V. Principal wild animals
VI. Birds, fowl
VII. Forest and fruit trees, wild and cultivated
VIII. Geology and minerals
IX. Principal towns and villages
X. Description of plates.
Plates: Railways by which the Eastern Townships of Canada may be reached
Lake Memphremagog, C.E.
View from Sugar Loaf looking North Lake Memphremagog
Mountain Scenery, Eastern Townships C.E.
Owls Head, Round Island Whet Stone Island, & Magoon Point
View on the River Saint Francis C.E.
River St. Francis near Richmond & Melbourne
Confluence of the Massauwippi with River Saint Francis
The Pinnacle looking North from the Little Lake, Barnston, C.E.
Wiew of Owls head from Sugar Loaf Mountain looking South, Lake Memphremagog, C.E.
Falls on the Coaticook River
Lake Massauwippi
View from the Artist's residence
View on the St. Francis near Sherbrooke.