Mennonite Archival Information Database

150th anniversary drama "Wilderness to Wide World"

CA MAO III-25.2/21-4-22
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11 Oct 1987

Part of Wanner Mennonite Church slide collection

150th anniversary drama "Wilderness to Wide World." Scene III: The Amigos meet at Cora Groh's for 5th anniversary.

150th anniversary drama "Wilderness to Wide World"

CA MAO III-25.2/21-4-24
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11 Oct 1987

Part of Wanner Mennonite Church slide collection

Christopher Derksen places tags on the locations of missionaries from Wanner.

150th anniversary drama "Wilderness to Wide World"

CA MAO III-25.2/21-4-26
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11 Oct 1987

Part of Wanner Mennonite Church slide collection

A view of the departing audience.

150th anniversary drama "Wilderness to Wide World"

CA MAO III-25.2/21-4-23
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11 Oct 1987

Part of Wanner Mennonite Church slide collection

150th anniversary drama "Wilderness to Wide World." Scene IV: 1987. Narrator Margaret Strom reads the list of 'missionaries' who have gone out from Wanner through the years.

150th anniversary drama "Wilderness to Wide World"

CA MAO III-25.2/21-4-25
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11 Oct 1987

Part of Wanner Mennonite Church slide collection

After the service, former Pastor Herb Schultz and Shirley talk with the oldest member of Wanner Church - A. Junia Shantz. He died the following year in early 1988.

150th anniversary drama "Wilderness to Wide World"

CA MAO III-25.2/21-4-20
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11 Oct 1987

Part of Wanner Mennonite Church slide collection

150th anniversary drama "Wilderness to Wide World." Scene I: 1834. In the old Henry Wanner cabin Pastor John Baer visits Henry (age 84).

150th anniversary drama "Wilderness to Wide World"

CA MAO III-25.2/21-4-21
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11 Oct 1987

Part of Wanner Mennonite Church slide collection

150th anniversary drama "Wilderness to Wide World." Scene II: 1884. Absalom Snyder and Anson Groh work in the cemetery and reminisce.

Indian Encampment on Lake Huron, 1845

CA MAO III-25.2/21-4-02
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[1987?]

Part of Wanner Mennonite Church slide collection

This slide is an image of a detail from the painting "Indian Encampment on Lake Huron" by Paul Kane (1810-1871). Group has been identified as Ojibwa. This slide was probably used to illustrate the history of the area before the arrival of Mennonite settlers.