Photographs
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| The main street, Ochrida
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"A desert swept by a hurricane" - the village of Zagorichani after the rising in 1903 | A poor village of the plains (near Ochrida) |
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| Peasants from a rich village (Uskub); Peasants from a poor village (Ochrida) | A prosperous Bulgarian village among the hills (Brusnik, near Monastir) | Peasants weaving near Ochrida |
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| Ancient church of St. Sophia (Ochrida), now a dilapidated mosque | Bulgarian monastery near Ochrida; Monastery of Sveti Naoum, Lake Ochrida | Ochrida from the lake |
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| Mosque at Monastir; The main street, Monastir | On the shore of lake Ochrida; Medieval castle at Ochrida | Tchakalaroff, commander of the southern insurgent corps, taken during the occupation of Klissoura, 1903 |
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| An insurgent band in the rising of 1903 | Tchakalaroff's staff during the insurrection. He is seated on the reader's left | The ruins of Zagorichani after the insurrection |
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| Ruins of Mokreni after the rising; Turkish soldiers in a burned church | Temporary hut among the ruins, Zagorichani; A home in the ruins, Djupanishta, 1903 | A peasant car; A typical Turkish bridge |
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| Temporary chapel erected after the burning of their village
by the peasants of Lokov
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The Greek Archbishop of Castoria gracing a Turkish review. Next to him stands the Turkish Caimakam, and further to the right, the Military Commandant | An Albanian landscape (on the road from Ochrida to Elbasan)
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| Servian peasants at Ferizovitch; Moslem types. Uskub
market-place
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A Bulgarian village near Ochrida a year after the insurrection, showing how little had been done to repair the devastation. (October, 1904) | A village conclave in the Ochrida district
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