this is a photo of the back of C. T. Loewen's lumberyard. There are a number of loaded wagons, a steam tractor, some men, a couple of buildings, a horse and a pile of lumber in the photo.
This is a photo of the "Steinbach Post" printery. It is a false front building with a low front porch and an open awning shading the front door and windows from the summer sun.
This is a photo of the Town of Steinbach looking northwest. The photo was taken from the mill roof. The white two-storey building in the distance is a school. There are some large gardens .
This is a photo of street in Steinbach. On the right is a General Motors dealer and service garage. There are a number of cars on the road as wel las a horse drawn wagon.
This is a photo of three trucks parked beside a false front building. There is a man standing to the right of each truck and a fourth man is in the back of the middle truck.
This is a photo of the Town of Steinbach as seen from the mill roof looking northwest. The white building in the upper right is identified as the school.
This is a photo of seven of Steinbach's businessmen in a car bulling a wagon loaded with goods. One of the men is J. R. Friesen. They are on the street in front of Friesen's Ford dealership.
