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Julius Peter and Helena (Friesen) Derksen gravesite

CA MHC 714-3-153
Item
2011

Part of Martin Penner Photo Collection

The photo shows the gravesite of Julius Peter Derksen and Helena Derksen (Friesen) in 2011. Pictured at the gravesite are 4 grandchildren (children of Katharina Penner (Derksen), Left to right: Alvin Paul Penner, Helena HERTHA Penner, Peter Edwin Penner, Martin Victor Penner.

Unknown

Johann Jakob Friesen and Liese (Louise) Friesen

CA MHC 714-3-163
Item
2000

Part of Martin Penner Photo Collection

The photo shows the siblings, Johann Jakob Friesen on the left and Liese (Louise) Friesen on the right, a picture taken in 2000.

Unknown

Julius Jakob Friesen and Agnes Friesen (Schmidt)

CA MHC 714-3-162
Item
2000

Part of Martin Penner Photo Collection

The photo is a portrait of Agnes Friesen (Schmidt) on the left and Julius Jakob Friesen on the right, taken in 2000.

Unknown

C.J. Dyck

CA MHC 280-Textual - Volume 3017-4.2
Item
[19--]

Part of Mennonite Central Committee Photograph Collection

This is a portrait of Dr. Cornelius John (CJ) Dyck, Mennonite churchman, author and historian.

Unknown

Helen Janzen and Faye and Sarah Lawryniuk

CA MHC PP-12 Photo 511-223.0
Item
[19--]

Part of Helen Janzen fonds

This photo shows Helen Janzen holding baby Sarah Lawryniuk in the hospital while Sarah's mother Faye Lawryniuk looks at the camera.

Unknown

Men having conversation

CA MHC 721-25-07
Item
[199-?]

Part of CMC Native Ministries Photograph Collection

Four men are sitting in conversation in a cafeteria [?]. Elijah McKay is first on the left.

Unknown

Abram Friesen

CA MHC 430-62.0
Item
[19--?]

Part of Abram & Sara (Braun) Klippenstein Photograph Collection

This item contains Abram Friesen, from Mountain Lake Minnesota, posing while holding a book and arm is resting on a chair.

Unknown

Unidentified Man

CA MHC PP-12 Photo 511-225.0
Item
[19--]

Part of Helen Janzen fonds

This photo shows a graduation portrait of an unidentified man.

Unknown

John and Janice Janzen

CA MHC PP-12 Photo 511-226.0
Item
[19--]

Part of Helen Janzen fonds

This photo shows John and Janice Janzen on their wedding day. The photo came as a Christmas greeting card. John is the son of Bill Janzen.

Unknown

Heidi receiving a flower from the bouquet on Mary's coffin, 1998

CA MHC PP-8 - Photo Col. 500-747.0
Item
1998

Part of Koop Family fonds

This is a photo of Heidi Koop receiving a yellow rose from the bouquet on the coffin.

Unknown

Audience getting ready to hear Ted Regehr speak.

CA MHC ORG-19 Photos 502-46.0
Item
September 14, 1996.

Part of Manitoba Mennonite Historical Society fonds

This photo is of the audience listening to an introduction of Ted Regehr's book, Mennonites in Canada Volume 3, launched at the Manitoba Government House. Ted Regehr is sitting first row, far right. Next to him is Theodore Martens of Altona. Ted Friesen second row, far right with his wife Linie Friesen. Row behind Ted Friesen, fourth from right is Conrad Stoesz.

Unknown

Katharina Penner (Derksen) with a great grandchild

CA MHC 714-1-83
Item
[between 1990-1995?]

Part of Martin Penner Photo Collection

The photo shows Katharina Penner (Derksen) sitting on a chair holding a great grandchild.

Unknown

Lichtenau Mennonite Church moved to Mennonite Heritage Village

CA MHC 714-3-154
Item
1995

Part of Martin Penner Photo Collection

The photo show the 1995 move of the Lichtenau Mennonite Church from its original location at Ste. Elizabeth, Manitoba to the Mennonite Heritage Village in Steinbach, Manitoba. The church was hauled to the museum on a flat bed trailer.

Unknown