Teil vonPeter J. Dyck (1878-1947) and John P. Dyck (1901-1990) family fonds
This photo shows Andrew H. Braun (Morris) driving the caterpillar with Isaac Derksen (Altona) and George Harms (Winkler) watching.
Teil vonPeter J. Dyck (1878-1947) and John P. Dyck (1901-1990) family fonds
This photo shows nine men sitting on a pile of logs. Some of the men include Bill Wiebe (Winnipeg), Lincoln Penner (Lorette), John Plett (Ste. Anne), and George Harms (Winkler) (not specifically identified).
Teil vonPeter J. Dyck (1878-1947) and John P. Dyck (1901-1990) family fonds
This photo shows Peter G. Sawatzky in the bush in the winter.
Teil vonPeter J. Dyck (1878-1947) and John P. Dyck (1901-1990) family fonds
This photo shows a bare mountain slope with about 12 men each with a spade standing in a line from the bottom to the top of the slope.
A group of men resting in the forest
Teil vonPeter J. Dyck (1878-1947) and John P. Dyck (1901-1990) family fonds
This photo shows a group of conscientious objectors around a large tree stump which they presumably have cut. Some men are standing, while others are lying on the ground. The men include: Cornie Reimer, John Bock, Abe Schelleberg, Jake Dyck, Cornie Doell, E.P. Friesen and Jake Fehr.
Sawing a large log from both ends
Teil vonPeter J. Dyck (1878-1947) and John P. Dyck (1901-1990) family fonds
This photo shows Ben Martens holding the log with Peter Heide and Peter Dyck working a two-person crosscut saw in the foreground, and Jonathan Waldner (a Hutterite) and Ed Buhr working another similar saw in the background.
Teil vonPeter J. Dyck (1878-1947) and John P. Dyck (1901-1990) family fonds
This photo shows Peter Heide and Lloyd Brudage sharpening a two-man crosscut saw.
Teil vonPeter J. Dyck (1878-1947) and John P. Dyck (1901-1990) family fonds
This photo shows a group of men standing on a pile of logs which are destined to become mine props. Two of the men are Schartner (Carl?) and Les Yoder.
Large logs being transported by rail in B.C.
Teil vonPeter J. Dyck (1878-1947) and John P. Dyck (1901-1990) family fonds
This photo shows a rail car with several very large logs on them. Three men are standing on the top of one log.
Teil vonPeter J. Dyck (1878-1947) and John P. Dyck (1901-1990) family fonds
This photo shows Peter G. Sawatzky and Tony Bergen sawing a log.
Teil vonPeter J. Dyck (1878-1947) and John P. Dyck (1901-1990) family fonds
This photo shows a truck with a load of logs chained down to the flat bed, and a group of conscientious objectors riding along on the top of the load. [The truck has been identified as a 1939 truck by Peter Adsten]
Teil vonPeter J. Dyck (1878-1947) and John P. Dyck (1901-1990) family fonds
This photo shows the top of a spruce tree being cut down by a man that has climbed the trunk to the appropriate height.
Cat-train hauling logs at Carrot River
Teil vonPeter J. Dyck (1878-1947) and John P. Dyck (1901-1990) family fonds
This photo shows a line of sleds load with logs which a caterpillar would be pulling out of the bush.
Wood being cut for roof shingles
Teil vonPeter J. Dyck (1878-1947) and John P. Dyck (1901-1990) family fonds
This photo shows a group of conscientious objectors using the two-person cross-cut saw to cut a large tree trunk into small sections which will then be used to made roof shingles.
Moving logs in winter from the forest
Teil vonPeter J. Dyck (1878-1947) and John P. Dyck (1901-1990) family fonds
This photo shows Bruce Mann driving a cat pulling a sled loaded with logs. Cor Driedger of Manitoba is riding along on the pile of logs.