This is a photo of Honduran women and men clearing away debris of a Moravian church after Hurricane Greta.

This photo is of the devastation left by Hurricane Camille in Virginia. In the foreground, debris and stones are left . A house is left standing behind the debris. In the background are trees and beyond that are hills.
The description on the back says, " Where barns and sheds stood, only rocks, tree and mud remained. Two rooms of this house were swept away, one being the bedroom where the owner was sleeping. He miraculously escaped with only a few minor injuries."

Note on back: Clem Isabele sits in her back yard amid her ruined belongings. Part of series of photos (by B. Buller) in Va. in cleanup after hurricane Camille. See 1994-14.1232-1240. C.f. CM art. 17-41-3 for names of volun.

GC student Gerald Mumaw in doorway of a home in Pass Christian, removing furniture & wall coverings, following hurricane damage in Va. End of series beginning at 1994-14.1232. C.f.1994-14.2156 for additional photo from Va.

Homes & damage around them. Note on back:"One of the residential sections of Lovingston was cover(ed) by a slide. Most of the homes were new, with large, beautiful lawns around them. Now there is debris, rocks & desolation."

Houses damaged by the hurricane; two rooms of the main house shown were swept away. Members of the MDS crew are at work in front of it. "...only rocks, trees & mud remained."

MDS man from Indiana, Gordon Yoder, heeds request of local resident in Pass Christian to cut down stump of a fallen tree to make way for a trailor for temporary housing. This was following the hurricane, Camille, in Va.

This photo is of Mennonite Disaster Service workers in Massies Mill, Virginia, cleaning up after Hurricane Camille. It shows the men salvaging cement blocks. In the background, trees are standing.
The description on the back reads, "A house and service station in Massies Mill, Va. succumbed to the current. MDS men salvage a few of the cement blocks that remained. Massies Mill was one of the harder hit towns. Only two buildings out of 35 - 40 remained undamaged. MDS plans to rebuild a number of buildings in Massies Mill."

This photo is of a young woman with MDS (Mennonite Disaster Service) cleaning up in Virginia after Hurricane Camille. She is collecting items into sacks and boxes. Behind the woman is much debris, including the roof of a house. A shed can be seen standing in the background. Trees are also standing behind the debris.
The description on the back says: Marjan Somer, MCC (Mennonite Central Committee) trainee from Holland, was one of the many MDS women who aided in camp cleanup operations in Virginia. It was anew experience for her. "I've never seen anything like it," she said. "It is hard even to imagine this." She is staying with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Koop, Virgil. Ont."

This is a photo of pastor Alfonso Tapia (centre) showing Bernard Rempel and John Dyck a Mennonite church completely destroyed by Hurricane Lisa. The church was under construction at the time of the disaster.