A group of men and women standing in front of a 1949 Ford automobile. Back row L to R: K. H. Neufeld, J. Schmidt, P. Friesen, (?) Thomas (India), J. P. Loewen, Ken Bauman, H. T. Klassen, Front row: W. Kuyf, E. Paetkau. Sara Leben (?), Ella Heppner, Dorothy Andres, H. W. Friesen

Side & part of front of Yarrow MB Church building, site of Canadian MB Cf. in 1957. Similar to 1992-14.3450 except here there are cars parked in front & beside the church & people coming to the church from them.

Witmer Reunion June 23, 1915. The group is seated on a slope. Motor cars are parked on the roadside above the slope and are visible behind the group. Some of the women (Mennonite) are wearing black hat bonnets that were allowed.

Three men, dressed in winter wear, stand in front of a 1940 Ford automobile. J. C. Schmidt, Ben Penner (Butterfield, Minnesota), H. W. Friesen.

Man, woman and a 1950 Plymouth

A view of a street in downtown Winnipeg.

Two young girls standing beside black 1947 Pontiac car with a brown package attached to the front passenger side door handle.

Board members, who were meeting at Harrison Mills, are photographed outdoors standing beside two older model cars which have been identified as (on the left) a 1941 Chevrolet and (on the right) a 1933 Ford. (Left to right): Sarah Esau, Mattie Dirks, Helena (Lena) Sukkau (are standing to the left of the Chevrolet) and Klaas Enns, Gerhard Sukkau, Abram Stobbe, Peter Esau and Abe Esau (are standing between the two cars).

Walter Franz is standing with a Ford Mustang convertible sports car on the side of a road.

The walkway leading to the front of Walnut Receiving Home in Winnipeg, Manitoba. An Amik Transportation van is parked in front. The van was used to transport guests staying at the home.

Rahier waiting for train on way home to Carlton from Saskatoon Fair.

A 1933? photo of John and Tina Voth standing by Franz Kassen's car (see NP214-01-11) in front of the first Canadian home they purchased in 1927, located on a farm near Springstein, Manitoba.

A photo of an automobile with two men and two women seated within. The reverse of the photo indicates that this is Tobias M. Voth's automobile, but that he is not in the picture. A date of 1914 is also inscribed.

View of tent & back of the Mountain View Mennonite Church in Creston, Mont. where the annual meeting the Alberta-Saskatchewan Conf. of Mennonite, part of the Canadian Northwest Conf., took place. Some of the cars parked beside the tent face the camera; a few people are also visible. See related photo in 1998-14.333.

Negatives also, 2. View of MB Publishing House building (taken straight on) used in CM 4-24-6 with art. on MB conference offices in Hillsboro, Kan. Additional photo with neg., taken at an angle. Cars parked diagonally in front of building.