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A shelter for family built under which they eat & sleep

CA MAO XV-19.3-1994-14-2151
Item
1970

Part of The Canadian Mennonite photograph collection

Used in CM 18-30-3. Part of series taken by Dale Linsenmeyer in July 1970 after the earthquake in Peru. Note on back:"A shelter on family built under which they eat & sleep. The ruins of their home is in the background."

Linsenmeyer, Dale

Children in Mexico

CA MHSS 3.236-541
Item
ca.1948

Part of Cornelius Boldt Photo Collection

Ten Mennonite children on steps of an adobe house

David Wiebe's barn in Mexico

CA MHC PP-Photo 771-771-010
Item
1946

Part of Jake and Tina Rempel fonds

Caption on back of image reads "1946, David Wiebe's new barn made of bricks Blumenort, Mexico

Rempel, Jacob, 1936-2020

Family farm in Mexico

CA MHC PP-Photo 771-771-016
Item
[ca. 1900?]

Part of Jake and Tina Rempel fonds

Three children, possibly David, Peter and Franz Wiebe, stand in the yard of David and Anna Wiebe's farm in Mexico

Rempel, Jacob, 1936-2020

Mexican Dentist?

CA MHSS 3.236-558
Item
ca.1948

Part of Cornelius Boldt Photo Collection

Man demonstrating metal tools. Is he a dentist?

Mexican Family

CA MHSS 3.236-551
Item
ca.1948

Part of Cornelius Boldt Photo Collection

Man, woman and two children beside adobe building

Mexico Musician

CA MHSS 3.236-553
Item
ca.1948

Part of Cornelius Boldt Photo Collection

Man playing a guitar while sitting on an adobe wall

Peter, Margaret & Lena Wiebe

CA MHC PP-Photo 771-771-006
Item
1946

Part of Jake and Tina Rempel fonds

Three children stand in front of a brick house. Caption on back of photo reads "1946. Blumenort, Mexico. David Wiebe youngest children, Peter, Margaret & Lena taken by their house." Lena may be a shortened form of Katharina.

Rempel, Jacob, 1936-2020

Remains of a home after the earthquake

CA MAO XV-19.3-1994-14-2149
Item
1970

Part of The Canadian Mennonite photograph collection

Note on back: Remains of a home after the earthquake, baby bed in the midst of the rubble which is mostly adobe brick & wood, the 2 common building materials. Taken by Dale Linsenmeyer, MCC Bolivia; see art. in CM 18-23-1.

Linsenmeyer, Dale