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This photo is of a dedication of a bible school in Kalva Kurti (also known as Kalwakurthy/Kalvakurthy), India. Two gentlemen stand at the front. The man standing on the right may be John A. Wiebe. The man sitting at the front on the right may be Paul Hiebert.

This photo is of two women standing outside with an umbrella resting on the ground in front of them. The women are (left to right) Mrs. Maria Epp Voth and Miss (Mary?) Wall.

This photo is of oxen pulling a cart. There are large trees in the background. Pine and palms.

This photo is of a roadway in India. On the left, there is a vehicle with a man standing in front of it. From the centre to the right, there are stone walls that appear to be part of some ruins. A man is standing in front of one of the walls.

This photo is of a building beside the road on the way to Nalgona, India. The building is either a house or some type of dwelling place. On the far left, there is a one storey dwelling, which connects to a two-storey dwelling.

This photo is of a large group of people, a mixture of Indian and missionaries. They in front of a white building. There are four rows in total, with the first row sitting on the ground. The group is a mix of men and women, and the photo is labelled as the bible school in Nagarkurnool. John Lohrenz appears to be seated in the middle of the group, second row, 6th person from the left (not including the baby). Some of the women in the first row hold small children in the arms.

This photo is of a group of people gathered outside of a small single story building. There is an automobile parked on the left hand side. The back of the photo says this is the opening Ceremony of the "Leana Villa". Photo corresponds with NP018-02-436.

This photo is a portrait of J.H. and Maria Lohrenz, missionaries to India. The photo is in it's original holder, with an inscription: To Sister Helen L. Warkentin.

This photo is of a group of missionaries in India organized in two rows. In the front row, there are 5 women seated, and in the back row there are 5 men standing. Back row, left to right: ?, John Lohrenz, F.A. Janzen, J.N.C. Hiebert (?), ?. Helen L. Warkentin is seated on the far left in the front.

This photo is of three missionary men standing outside of a building in Hughestown. They are all wearing suits and have hats on their heads. Left to right: Mr. Voth, Mr. Hiebert, Mr. Balzer.

This is a photo of John N.C. Hiebert family. Mr. & Mrs. Hiebert are seated, each holding a small child. There are 4 children standing; 3 girls and 1 boy. It appears to be a studio portrait made into a postcard.
Back row: Phyllis Hiebert (Later Phyllis Martens), Grace Hiebert (later Grace Zapata).
Middle Row: John N.C. Hiebert, Paul Hiebert, Anna Hiebert (nee Anna Jungas).
Front row: Gwendolyn Hiebert (later Gwendolyn Willems), Elizabeth Hiebert (later Elizabeth Dahl), JoAnne Hiebert (laterJaAnne Sorensen).

This photo is of a village (mission) to the Indigenous people in Oklahoma, USA. There is one road with tents and houses on the left. Inscription on the image from (left to right) This is the new [house?], eating area, Beckers home. The photo is on a postcard. Horse drawn vehicles and a motorized vehicles are on the side of the road.

This photo is of the North End Chapel building, taken while it was still being used as a Mennonite Brethren meeting house. the date is 1913 or 1914. The photo is pasted on cardboard.

This photo is of 4 children standing behind a calf. One little girl is crouching behind the calf, while the other children are standing against a wall.

This photo is of a group of people, adults and children, standing around a monument or grave site for Rev. H. Baerg. Shade trees are in the background.