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ff. 1-10 Brochure "One Hundred Views of Jerusalem and the Holy Land", Edition of the Palestine Society, Petersburg, 1896, litographed views with pencil marginal notes about the places.
ff. 1-29 (11-38) typewritten description of the sites.

f. 7. Ed. by the German Palestine Society in Leipzig.

About the people, working for the Palestine Society and kept by the Turkish authorities as war prisoners; the money received for them from the Society. They were sent to Damask; now there is a plan to send them to Urfu; the hard conditions of life there. About the Russian buildings - they are partly occupied by the locals. In Elisabeth compound some Russian pilgrims are living, as well as the nuns from Ain-Karem. Some are turned into Turkish casernas. The question of salaries for the teachers and other employees of the Society.
ff. 5 Accounts of the sums sent to Petrov.

ff. 1-2 Information about the Guide in the Holy Places of the East
Edited: 'Cerkovnye Vedomosti" 1913, No. 3.

ff. 3-4 Information about the Guide in the Holy Places of the East.
Edited: "Rukovodstvo dlia sel'skih pastyrej" February 1910.

About a joint Russian-British archaeological expedition in Palestine. The question of financing it (probably by the Palestine Society), and of dividing the territories of works.
On the form of the Russian Archaeological Institute in Constantinople.

ff. 1-2 programm of a lecture about the Palestine Society, with demonstration of photos and pictures. Further drafts of a text about the Russian pilgrimage to the Holy land, with detailed description of the pilgrims' itineraries and conditions of their stay in Jerusalem and Palestine. Descriptions and texts of the services of the week before Easter in Jerusalem.
Other details: probably printed.

ff. 1-8 Draft of an article "Russian pilgrims to the Holy Land and Imperial Orthodox Palestine Society".
Includes in marge the approval of the text and recommendation for printing and using in the departments of the Society, pencil written.

About the success of the British in Palestine and their intention to create a Sion state there. About the Orthodox population in this state, and the rights of Russian pilgrims. Russian translation of the same document (typewritten).