The photo shows the first residential house in Hoffnungsfeld. A tarpaulin suspended from tree branches and trunks created a temporary shelter and protection for their belongings. A truck is parked on the left side and two men are seen in the picture.

The photo shows the log framed hotel in Hoffnungsfeld under construction. The thatched roof is partially complete. Several workers are preparing the bundles of thatch while one man is leaning against a wagon.

The photo shows a field of watermelons in the foreground and then a field of sorghum in Hoffnungsfeld. A man carrying a camera is standing on the edge of the field of sorghum.

The photo shows a garden and garden structure in Hoffnungsfeld. The garden structure also seen in BK5-240 is seen in the background, along with 2 buildings. In the foreground are some banana trees and [possibly a small field of peanuts].

The photo shows five workers at the nursery garden at Hoffnungsfeld. One worker has a spade, another a hoe, two appear to be seeding by hand and the fifth one is watering with a metal watering can. The planting rows have been neatly staked out and the garden is surrounding by a barbed wire fence, beyond which is bush.

The photo shows a man standing in front of a field trial of sorghum in Hoffnungsfeld.

The photo shows a man standing in a field of beans in Hoffnungsfeld. The parcel of land is surrounded by the Chaco bush.

The photo shows Chief Cambyray dressed in a white shirt and tie and long pants, posing in front of a tree at Hoffnungsfeld. An indigenous person is walking past him in the background.

The photo shows a Mennonite family of six standing in front of their temporary home in Hoffnungsfeld. One part is a tent-like structure, the other part is constructed out of corrugated metal sheets in a rectangular shape. The latter appears to contain the cooking area because a chimney extends from the roof. There is a grassy area in the foreground and the Chaco bush in the background.

The photo shows a man standing in front of a six month old papaya plant at Hoffnungsfeld. The approximately 10 foot tree is laden with papayas.

The photo shows a roadway going through the nursery garden in Hoffnungsfeld and plantings can be seen on either side. A man is standing partially hidden beside the row of banana trees on the right.

The photo shows the Indians store in Hoffnungsfeld. Nine men are gathered in front of the store and a row of wagons pulled by teams of oxen are stopped on the road leading to the store. The planted area in the foreground is surrounded by a log and barbed wire fence with a water filled trench running past it. Other buildings can be seen in the background.

The photo shows the farrowing crates which are part of the hog barn in Hoffnungsfeld. The crates are for sows with piglets. The open enclosure has partial walls made of tree branches and a thatched roof.

The photo shows the main street leading into Hoffnungsfeld. The street has a barbed wire fence running along both sides.

The photo shows Robinett Ave. in Hoffnungsfeld. The road bed appears to have been recently built up with soil and graded. The Chaco bush can be seen on both sides of the road.