This photo is of Franz F. Klassen and Justina Klassen (nee Wiebe), with sons Cornelius Klassen, Franz Klassen, Gerhard Klassen and Peter Klassen sitting in a horse drawn carriage in Russia. There are 2 copies of this photo. A fence and vegetation are visible. The family members appear to be well dressed.

From Ada P. Clemens collection, old car supposed to be driven by Ada's father - Jacob E. Clemens. (Geo. Clemens born 1772-1863). Waterloo County, Ontario. Copied October 19, 1967. Original at Doon. Hunsberger photo 76-72

This photo is of Gerald Mumaw (left), an MCCer form Wooster, Ohio and a Bolivian farmer from the village in which Mumaw works. They are taking home a team of mules pulling a wagon.

Group of people riding ox cart, Paraguay

This photo is of a group of people gathered around horse-drawn vehicles after a baptism [at a South American District MB Conference convention?].

This photo is of a horse-drawn water cart used in Asuncion at a time when the city had no water system.

A group of campers go for a hayride. They are all sitting in a trailer being pulled by two horses. There are cars and camp buildings in the background.

Campers on a hayride during a Native Ministries camp at Camp Assiniboia.

This item shows the Heinrich and Susanna Neufeld family -- 8 members are posing outside in front of a building and another three are with the horse ane buggy are on the far left. There is a large garden is in the foreground.

Riding in oxcart, Paraguay

This is a photo of Helen and Heinz Klassen. [HR 193]

This is a photo of sightseeing in Berdjansk in summer 1914. Quite a few Mennonites lived in this city. The Hieberts from America want to see the city their parents once called home. [HR 77]

The photo shows a truck, a wagon pulled by a team of horses and a wagon pulled by a team of oxen in Hoffnungsfeld. The wagons are owned by Johann Toews and I. Fehr. There are a total of five Mennonites posing with the wagons. There is grassland in the foreground and the Chaco bush in the background.

The printing under this photo states that it is the home of a Mennonite elder in south Russia. On the street in the foreground a number of people sit in a carriage drawn by two white horses. One man stands behind it. A fence runs along the edge of the street. Two imposing archways are located along the fence. Two groups of people are standing in front of the fence near the archways. A row of trees grow just inside the fence and part of a brick house peeks out between the trees. A white shuttered window can be seen. Another house can be seen at the extreme left hand edge of the picture. Taken from P.M. Friesen, p. 679 (850).

Caption in Risk and Endurance: "The Allan and Catherine Shantz family on the way to church, early twentieth century." Family of seven in a buggy drawn by two horses.