Showing 93 results

This photo is of the home of the Johann Lohrenz family in Neu-Schoensee, Sagradowka. Now not one stone is left on the other. [HR 100]

This is a photo of the Razin Forestry. The residence of the government official in charge of the establishment is pictured here. This service had a beneficial effect on our brotherhood. More than one hundred men usually served in each commando. They came from the various places, congregations, and conferences. This living together was educational for the individual, and enlarged the mental horizon of the fellows. [HR 230]

This is a photo near Fernheim in the Crimea. Formerly the property of David Schroeders who had left for America in the seventies. [HR 70]

This is a photo of David Hiebert's place in Augustabe, Crimea. Summer, 1914. [HR 68]

This is a photo of the watchhouse on the dyke along the Vistula River. [HR 6]

This is a photo of the home of Gustav Penner in Neukirche in the Great Werder. [HR 14]

This is a photo of the home of the Dirksen family in Lichtfelde, near Stuhm. [HR 16]

This is a photo of the home of H. Froese, Reimerswalde near Tiegehof. This property consisted of 32 Morgen (20 acres). [HR 16]

This is a photo of the home of Hellmut Wiens-Franz, the estate Rothof near Marienwerder. It was in the possession of the Franz family for over 200 years. [HR 17]

This is a photo of a house in Elbing. The Mennonite congregation of Elbing-Ellerwalde rented part of it for their pastorate. The last pastor, Emil Haendigs, lived here with his family from 1943 to 1945. [HR 17]

This is a photo of the home of Johann Schroeder, Neuteicherlinderfeld. [HR 17]

This is a photo of a carriage ready and waiting in front of the Friesens' residence. Edwin Friesen guides the horses. [HR 18]

This is a photo of the Gasthaus "Altes Schloss" owned by Willy Dueck, member of the Fuerstenwerder congregation. [HR 18]

This is a photo of the Janssons' home in Tiege near Danzig. [HR 21]

This is a photo of the residence of the Wilhelm Regehr family in Schoenhorst. [HR 22]