Eight stereoviews spanning the Victorian and Edwardian periods document street musicians, sculpture, architectural settings, and genre scenes across a range of publishers and mount styles. Cards include a Keystone View Company example titled "A Hardy-gurdy Man in the Lovely Little Town of Shanklin, Isle of Wight, England," numbered 34412, on a gray mount with the publisher's Chicago and New York imprint. A Moulton of Salem, Massachusetts card from the New Series American Views features a sculptural group depicting a hurdy-gurdy player with children, rendered on a yellow ochre mount, while a Wellman Photo card from 203 Dearborn Street, Chicago depicts children gathered around a street musician in a garden setting.

Additional cards include a Stereoscopic Groups Philadelphia example titled "Music for a Cent" numbered 119, showing two men in conversation beside a small organ, and a Metropolitan European and American Views card depicting a New York street scene. Two further cards on gray and yellow mounts show outdoor figure groups with architectural backgrounds, one featuring a columned gateway.

The group also includes an unmarked gray-mount card depicting a crowd scene with figures in white dress gathered around a large animal, possibly a horse or ox, with details obscured by exposure.