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An Indigenous man stands in front of a log house in winter. Three children are also visible in the photograph. Perhaps this is a newly built home for a family. CM 7-16-7 has an article about Henry Neufeld's task of assisting people to build better houses. Probable location is Pauingassi, Manitoba. Negative also.

Used in CM 12-21-3. Houses in Skopje, Yug./Macedonia, built by Protestants in USA (incl. 3 MDS men) after earthquake. Two cirlced in photo of crowd in front of houses at dedication. Curt Regehr; C. Steffy; John Smucker, Ont.

Used in CM 4-26-3. A group of 6 single houses built by Pax men; made of cement blocks, with steep roofs of clay tiles. In total 11 houses had been built in the area of Bielefeld by the paxmen. C.f. houses in 1994-14.2203.

A house in Greece. Built of stone, square in style. Not used in any of the ref. under Pax\Greece in the CM Index. Was together with photo in 1994-14.2255.

Used in CM 13-44-8 with art. by Sara Lehn Harder. Typical home of early Peace River Country settlers. The house is built of wood; taken in Feb. 1964, house & ground covered with snow. Series continues to 1994-14.1928.

Used in CM 13-46-7 with art. by Sara Lehn Harder. Caption: "Peace River Mennonite settlers waiting for the river boat at LaCrete Landing." Men tend to wagons & horses in the foreground; log cabins, temporary housing in background

Color photo of fish laid out to dry above the ground, outdoors. Several buildings (homes?) are in the bkgd. See CM 7-32-9 for a black & white photo of codfish spread out in Twillingate.

Note on back: "A typical village house." It has clay walls and a straw roof. A man sits on a bench in the front part of the house which is open. Part of a series 1994-14.1518-1522.

Negative only. Man standing in front of a farm house? Leader in the Sommerfelder church? This neg. was originally together with the neg. in 14.3605.

The home of Henry Hett from his arrival in Berlin in 1853 to his death in 1914. The house was built in the old style with low ceilings and the house set to the side of the street. Used in Hannes Schneider, p. 318.

A car driving in front of what is assumed to be Reverend W.F. Bindeman's home on King St. The Reverend later moved to Young St. where he died. Used in Hannes Schneider, p. 120H.

Alex. Millar's home, Queen St. North, in the 1890's; later St. Peter's church parsonage. The building was demolished in 1938. Used in Hannes Schneider, p. 323.

A view of King and Cameron Streets. Not printed.

Gingerich Homestead Lot 15 Bleams Rd. North Wilmot. l-r: Rudolph Gingerich, Noah Gingerich, Daniel Jantzi, Simeon Gascho. They stand to the right of the farm house & building next to with the barn in the background.

This is a photo of buildings on the Aeltester (Bishop) Abraham Doerksen farm in Sommerfeld.