Halbstadt (Molotschna, Russia)

CA MAO M2004F 40
Item
[ca. 1910]

Unknown

CA MAO Hist.Mss.1.275.1-52
Item
[ca. 1910]

Part of Abraham P. Regier and Margarethe (Kroeger) Regier photograph collection

Black and white. Head and shoulder shot. Short hair and clean shaven. Wearing dark suit and vest, with patterned tie and light coloured shirt. Last name Enns, from Halbstadt where he worked. Married his cousin, a Hamm. Roomed with someone by last name of Rogalsky.

Unknown

Sister of Nicholas J. Fehderau, Manja, sitting in

CA MAO M2004F 35
Item
1910

Sister of Nicholas J. Fehderau, Manja, sitting in front of the large window in the piano room of their home, susrrounded by the Myrtle plants.

Unknown

Students at Halbstadt Girls School

CA MHC PP-4-044-298.0
Item
1910

Part of Gerhard Lohrenz fonds

This is a photo of students from the school for girls at Halbstadt. Sitting at the right in the white blouse is Margarethe Kroeker, now Winnipeg. At the bottom to the right is Mariechen Dyck who was later an instructress in the High School; she came to Paraguay where she, like all women, had to work very hard. Others had a similar fate. [HR 119]

H.H. Willms flour mill

CA MHC PP-4-044-148.0
Item
[ ca. 1910]

Part of Gerhard Lohrenz fonds

This is a photo of a flour mill belonging to Mennonites in Halbstadt, Moloschna [HR 246]

Halbstadt Zentralschule teachers and students

CA MAO Hist.Mss.1.350.9-11
Item
[ca. 1910]

Part of Anna (Neufeld) Tiessen photographs

Anna (Neufeld) Tiessen's brother, Peter Neufeld, is likely among this group of students. The building strongly resembles the Halbstadt Zentralschule built in 1895.

Unknown

Mother of Nicholas J. Fehderau and his older

CA MAO M2004F 19
Item
1911

Mother of Nicholas J. Fehderau and his older brother Jascha with his bicycle at the back of their house.

Unknown

Maria Fehderau and her son, Jascha, with his bicycle

CA CMBS NP164-4-19
Item
[1911?]

Part of Molotschna Colony Photograph Collection

This photo is of Nicholas J. Fehderau's mother, Maria, and Nicholai's brother, Jascha, with his bicycle at the back of their house.

The home of Maria and Jakob Fehderau (rear view)

CA CMBS NP164-4-20
Item
[1911?]

Part of Molotschna Colony Photograph Collection

This photo is the back view of the house of Maria and Jakob Fehderau. The family would often sit on the green benches. The well for drinking is to the right of the photo, and on the veranda there seems to be a young boy holding a guitar.

Owners of the "Raduga" Publishing House

CA MHC PP-4-044-388.0
Item
1911

Part of Gerhard Lohrenz fonds

This is a photo of labourers and owners of the "Raduga" Publishing House in Halbstadt, Molotschna. 1911. Owners, seated from the left (4th to 7th): David Isaak, Heinrich Braun, Abram Kroeker, Perk. [HR 117]

Halbstadt Wolost office

CA MHC PP-4-044-143.0
Item
[before 1911]

Part of Gerhard Lohrenz fonds

This is a photo of the Halbstadt Wolost Office. One important reason for our success in Russia was the fact that we enjoyed far-reaching self-government. (rear view) [HR 133]

House of Maria and Jakob Fehderau

CA CMBS NP164-4-18
Item
ca. 1911

Part of Molotschna Colony Photograph Collection

This photo is of the house of Nicholas J. Fehderau's parents, on the corner of Poststrasse and Zentraljnana in Halbstadt, Ukraine. Nicholai is standing in front of the house.