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These are Mennonite Pioneer Mission and Native Ministries photographs taken in the Indigenous community of Bloodvein, Manitoba, where the Mennonites operated a day school and a mission station for many years.
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Trudy Unrau and Helen Willms at Bloodvein
This is a photo of (left to right): Trudy Unrau and Helen Willms in front of Benson's residence at the south end of Bloodvein.
Jacob Unrau stands with the Benson family, from Bloodvein, in front of a log building. Unrau is wearing a hat and tie.
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This photo was together with 14.4275. An Indigenous family, probably Ojibwe on the Bloodvein reserve.
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This photograph shows the Bloodvein River.
Wiebe, Menno, 1932-2021
Visiting the Bensons at Bloodvein
Part of Jacob M. Unrau fonds
This photograph shows Trudie Unrau and Helen Willms about to visit the protestant Benson family (Olga & ? Benson).
Part of Lawrence and Laverna Klippenstein Family Photograph Collection
This is a photo of an unknown man driving a boat possibly near Bloodvein First Nation Reserve.
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Part of Lawrence and Laverna Klippenstein Family Photograph Collection
Tree unidentified girls, possibly at Bloodvein.
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The Crate family home at Bloodvein, Manitoba
Part of Jacob M. Unrau fonds
This photo shows Trudie Unrau in the doorway of the Crate family home. Mrs. Crate is to the right of Trudie Unrau.
Crate family home and the Mennonite Pioneer Mission bombardier
Part of Jacob M. Unrau fonds
This photo shows the Mennonite Pioneer Mission bombardier beside the Crate family home in Bloodvein, Manitoba
Part of Jacob M. Unrau fonds
This photograph shows Trudie Unrau (left) and Helen Willms in the Unrau's new mission yawl, approaching the Roman Catholic Church parsonage and local store at Bloodvein.
This photo shows Mrs. Crate and Mrs. Henry Duck with the baby, coming to Henry's wedding at Bloodvein. They seem to have arrived with the assistance of the the Mennonite Pioneer Mission snow mobile (seen in the background).
Caption on back reads: "Where M.P.M. is building station. A house on the Bloodvein Indian Reserve. It appears to be a good size. However at the time I visited the large part was not in use at all due to a need of repairs. A family of five were living in the small right section of the house.. Miss Helen Willms, Matheson Island." Used in CM 3-44-1. See also CM 7-16-6.
Bergen, Helen (Willms), 1925-2003
Two copies of photo. Caption on back of smaller one (13x9), Helen Willms wrote "A group of school children at the Bloodvein Indian Reserve which is almost entirely Catholic, yet a number of families are requesting a Protestant schoolteacher." Caption on front of larger photo: "Where MPM may open mission. Helen Willms, Matheson Island."
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Two children standing in front of a snow covered house in Bloodvein First Nation, Manitoba
Part of Lawrence and Laverna Klippenstein Family Photograph Collection
Two children stand outside of a home covered with snow in Bloodvein First Nation, Manitoba.
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