This is a photo of a flooded backyard in New York, a Mennonite village in southern Russia. On the left is a fence, in the centre two wagons loaded with hay, on the right a building and in the background is higher ground.

Flooded landscape in India

Flood at Bridgeport, Ontario on April 7, 1912. Located on reverse of leaf 47 of typed, illustrated diary

This is a photo of the flooding in Halbstadt, Molotschna. The man in the barrel is Mr. Herman Dick, a teacher. [HR 97]

This is a photo of flooding in Halbstadt, Molotschna. At the left is the residence of Benjamin Unruh. [HR 97]

This is a photo of Mr. Friesen taking the schoolmaster to school in a boat. The building in the photo is a private school. Rosenfeld(?) (N:466)

This is a photo of flooding in Spat in the Crimea, Spring of 1918. [HR 175]

This photo shows a striped pole in the foreground and houses in the background partially submerged. The large building centre in the background is the Martens Mill. This photo is the second in a series of 3 when combined shows the flooding of the village of Einlage after the Dneproges Hydroelectric dam was built. Residents reestablished the village to the west of the site.

This photo shows a swelling river overtaking and flooding the houses on the lower bank of the river. A pole stands in the water to the right. On the embankment in the background are other buildings. The large building to the left on the upper embankment is a Russian church. Far on the right a smoke stack can be seen which is a mill and near it was a school. This photo is the third in a series of 3 when combined shows the flooding of the village of Einlage after the Hydroelectric dam DneproGES (also known as Dneprostroi Dam) was built. Residents reestablished the village to the west of the site.

This photo shows a row of hydro poles in the centre of the photo moving to the background. In the distance is a large factory. On the right are houses partially submerged. This photo is the first in a series of 3 when combined shows the flooding of the village of Einlage after the Dneproges Hydroelectric dam was built. Residents reestablished the village to the west of the site.

The persons in the three coffins were flood victims. In the coffins (left to right): Grandfather Jacob Thiessen, Mother Justina (Thiessen) Friesen, baby Haenschen Friesen and his sister Helena Friesen are in the third coffin on the right. Standing behind the coffins (left to right) : Martin Friesen, (Father), and to the far right is son Jacob.

Sumas Prairie flood close to Abbotsford, B.C.

Car is stuck on the flooded highway to Chillwack, BC.

Flood in Greendale on West #5 road.