The fonds consists of 239 images taken or collected by Jack Turner. Images include rural scenes of Prince Edward Island, particularly the O'Leary area, and include farming scenes, trains, harvest excursion trains, fox farming, social events, images of the Turner home and general store and Turner family members. Approximately 99 photographs were taken during Turner's service with the Second Canadian Siege Battery (1915-1919) and capture images of the front lines, as well as daily life of the soldiers, and the after-effects of the war. Approximately 7 images are official war photographs not taken by Jack Turner. The fonds also includes images by Turner dating from 1958 to 1975 of a plowing match, veteran's parade in Charlottetown, a blacksmith at work, some scenic views, and Turner's granddaughter, Leah.