Negatives (3) for photo & 2 of the play. Used in CM 6-33-5. Drama "Am Jakobsbrunnen" ("At Jacob's Well") was performed by 6 women & directed by Mrs. Werner Neufeld; sponsored by the Whitewater Nahverein (Sewing Circle).

This photo shows Tereker men gathering at Whitewater, Manitoba. Those identified--last row: G.G. Schmidt 2nd from the right; in 4th row l-r: Dietrich Engbrecht, , Heinrich Schmidt, , Abram Ens, , Heinrich Neufeld, , Peter Neufeld, ; 3rd row from r: , Abram Dyck brother to Peter Dyck standing to the right of 2nd row, Abram Neufeld, ? Unger, ? Sudermann, , , Gerhard Kroeker, , Franz Dyck, ; seated 2nd row l-r: , Jacob Born, ? Dyck, Franz F. Enns, ? Kroeker (father of Kroeker in 3rd row), , , Heinrich Friesen, Peter Dyck (standing); on the grass l-r: , ? Warkentin, B.B. Fast, , , , , , .

Negative also. A Peace Cairn erected in the International Peace Gardens on the Canadian/American border, sixteen miles south of Boissevain, Manitoba. Used in CM 13-43-1.

Mr. and Mrs. George Fast, bride was Annie Albrecht, snapshot on their wedding day on lawn/field, car in background, July 11, 1940, probably in Boissevain

George Fast and Annie Albrecht, married July 11, 1940, Boissevain, MB

George & Annie Fast's sons George & John on their yard in Boissevain with cousin Mary Ann in the middle. Inscription reads "unser Hans, Mary Ann, Katies Toechterchen und unser Gerhard in September 1946. Annie Fast"

Four little children seated in tall grass, children of George & Annie Fast of Boissevain and another Leonard Fast, a cousin to the other children. Inscription reads "The little fellow in front is Lenny at 9 months the rest are George & Anna's kiddies -- Georgie, Gredel, & Johnnie."

Portrait of 2 sons of George & Annie Fast, Boissevain. Inscription reads "Hans Robert, Gerhard Heinrich, unsere zwei Erbe" (our two heirs).

"Little" Art Boubard on the stairs at Camp Koinonia.

Used in the CM 11-19-9. The Boissevain Glee Club at their first concert, directed by H. (Henry?) J. Engbrecht. Members of the choir were from the Mennonite & MB Churches in Boissevain.

At the official opening and dedication on 20 June 1971 of the first main structure built at Camp Koinonia. The person on the left is possibly Henry Isaak, holding a log against which the ribbon will be cut using an axe.

Boissevain Mennonite Brethren Church building, people visiting outside of building.