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William Schroeder in Ukranian archives
Part of Centre for Mennonite Brethren Studies Photograph Collection
This photo is of William Schroeder with Tatjana Chentsova, director of the Ukranian State Archives, Dnepropetrovsk Branch in her office.
Conrad Grebel College library offices
This slide is of the circulation desk at the Conrad Grebel College library and Mennonite Archives of Ontario in "It's News to Me." A door is open to a faculty office.
This slide is of a 1806 land deed at the Mennonite Archives of Ontario in "It's News to Me." The deed is signed by RIchard Beasley.
Sam and student at the archives
This slide is of Sam Steiner and student Suzanne (played by Tanya Sawatzky) at the Mennonite Archives of Ontario in "It's News to Me."
Sam and student at the archives
This slide is of Sam Steiner and student Suzanne (played by Tanya Sawatzky) at the Mennonite Archives of Ontario in "It's News to Me."
This slide is of student Suzanne (played by Tanya Sawatzky) with the card catalogue, and surrounded by filing cabinets filled with the Frank H. Epp fonds at the Mennonite Archives of Ontario in "It's News to Me."
Sam and student at the archives
This slide is of Sam Steiner showing student Suzanne (played by Tanya Sawatzky) a picture of a family reunion at the Mennonite Archives of Ontario in "It's News to Me." They are standing in front of the Mennonite historical library (rare Anabaptist and Mennonite book collection) housed in the Archives.
Sam and student with Benjamin Eby's ledger book
This slide is of Sam Steiner and student Suzanne (played by Tanya Sawatzky) looking at the ledger book of Benjamin Eby in "It's News to Me." They are standing in the reference section of the Conrad Grebel College library.
This slide is a picture of Benjamin Eby's ledger book in "It's News to Me."
This slide is of Benjamin Eby's ledger book in "It's News to Me."
This slide is of Benjamin Eby's ledger book at the Mennonite Archives of Ontario in "It's News to Me."
Mennonite Archives Audio-Visual: "It's News To Me!"
This is a collection of 132 slides used in a 17-minute audio-visual presentation commissioned by the Mennonite Historical Society of Canada to showcase the three major Mennonite archives in Canada. At the time, these were: Mennonite Archives of Ontario (housed in the Conrad Grebel University College complex, Waterloo), Mennonite Heritage Centre (housed at the Canadian Mennonite Bible College complex, Winnipeg), and Centre for Mennonite Brethren Studies (housed in the Mennonite Brethren Bible College complex on Henderson Highway, Winnipeg).
The presentation is called "It's News To Me!" and was designed to promote and educate Canadian Mennonite churches about the work of the archival centres.
An audio script accompanied the slides and the presentation was made available to churches for a rental fee to cover shipping and handling costs (see news release in Mennonite Historian 12/2 [June 1986]: 4). The 11-page transcription of the audio tape is located in the NS25-01 folder; and a digitization of the original cassette audio is located in the Audio-Visual Collection (MCD-33-01) at CMBS. To listen to the audio, click on following URL: https://uwaterloo.ca/mennonite-archives-ontario/sites/ca.mennonite-archives-ontario/files/uploads/files/hm10_32_newstome.mp3
Siebert, Allan J., 1953-2016
This is a photograph of Abe Dueck sitting in a chair in the archives (Centre for M.B. Studies, on Henderson Hwy.) working at his computer.
Kathy Boldt working at MHSS Archives
Mennonite Historical Society of Saskatchewan
Helen Dyck clipping Star-Phoenix obituaries at MHSS.
Mennonite Historical Society of Saskatchewan