This photo is of a farm yard and barn. Seated on the attached fence and in the doorways are five people. A pig, chickens and a turkey are in the foreground. The barn has an enclosed lean to on each side.

Barn and house combined, northern Ontario, in the 1950s. Hunsberger photo 45-29

Barn and housekeepers residence in Yalwa Sanga. Not found in CM.

This iconic barn was built prior to World War 1. It shows a ramp that horses used to bring hay into the second level. The silage towers show advanced architectural features. It was used to house dairy cows.

This item contains 5 people working on the roof of a large barn near construction compleation. There is hand writing in German on the back of the photo.

Barn built by Henry von Riesen in the early 1930's on Yarrow Central Road across from the Yarrow Park. The barn was demolished in August 1999 to make room for a Dutch Reform Church on the premises.

This photo is of a barn built in Barenhof, Poland in 1944. The main floor of the barn is built of bricks and the second floor is made of wood. The photo shows part of one side and one end of the barn. The barn has a sliding wooden door. It has windows on both floors. A ladder is propped against an open window on the second floor on the left of the photo.Tthe yard in front of the barn is bare.

This is photo is of a barn built by Johannes Wiebe in Tralau, Poland in 1931. The barn is large and built of brick. There is a row of windows along the side as well as at the end. The barn is in a dilapidated state. Most of the roof is missing. A tree is standing in the foreground in front of the barn. There is another tree in the background. The area around the barn is overgrown with low bushes.

This photo is of a long building which is a combination of a barn, stable, and storehouse. In front of the building is a fence and an empty field is in front of that. There are a few trees in front of the barn and a few behind it. On the right side of the photo are some short bushes.

Barn near completion with cows in foreground. Corresponding section of the Brubacher House script reads: "Now we see the almost completed barn. The work which began at 8:00 a.m. is finished by 4:30 in the afternoon. A total of more than 150 man days of labour provided in one day at no cost to the farmer. After the main structure is completed, much still remains to be done. Some neighbours will bring hay, straw and feed grain, others will provide money to help the farmer get back on his feet. The Old Order Mennonites living north of here do not have insurance but they look after each other and their neighbours in the spirit of Christian Community. Through this form of mutual aid a great loss is turned into an opportunity to give, share and build community."

Barn of Christian Bauman, 1766-1824. Barn erected by a son, John (1801-1864) who was a carpenter and builder

Photo probably taken in 1970s

Barn Raising

Barn raising at Enos Bearinger's in Wallenstein, Ontario in May 1952. Hunsberger photo 45-62