This is a photo of a loaded, Russian ladder-wagon standing alongside a road. Two men and a young boy are standing in front of the two oxen that are pulling the wagon. There is a car parked behind the wagon.

This photo shows 4 men in uniform riding in a horse-drawn carriage.

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.

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).

This photo shows two men riding in a carriage pulled by a horse. The man on the right is J. Dyck of Landskrone.

A grainy picture of a team of horses hitched to a plow in winter. Everything is covered with snow. A Mennonite style home and shed are in the background with a fence running in front of the buildings. An unidentifiable man is to the left of the horses and what appears to be a pile of logs are in front of the man and the horses.

This is a photo of the Loepp's children ready to go in a horse drawn carriage. [HR 251]

This is a photo of a Mennonite box wagon HR 249

This is a drawing of a Mennonite covered wagon (HR 249).

This is a drawing of a Mennonite "droschka" (HR 249).

This is a photo of a Mennonite "droshka" and team. Such teams were quite common among our people. Left to right: Jakob Dyck from the "Tent-mission" who was murdered; Gosemann from Germany who is visiting with the Dycks; Dr. Johann Dyck, who disappeared. [HR 248]

This is a photo of Scherebkowo. The "Ekonom-minister" Friesen and his family are ready to leave. The fellows are standing around. The horses are beautiful indeed. [HR 232]

Team of horses with sleigh in the steppes of Russia.