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Kronelius and Elizabeth Klassen with children. They are: 1. Elizabeth Klassen, 2. Hildegard Klassen, 3. Kornelius Klassen, 4. Kornelius (Neil) Klassen, 5. Abram (Joe) Klassen, 6. Henry Klassen, 7. Elizabeth (Betty) Klassen, 8. Sonya Klassen. Daughter Hildegard was born in Halbstadt, Molotschna, South Russia. It is very likely this photograph is taken in Halbstadt.

George and Anna Reesor look at the Reesor family Bible with archivist Sam Steiner. The Reesors donated this 1531 Froschauer Bible to the Mennonite Archives of Ontario in 2001. Left to right: Sam Steiner, Anne Reesor, George Reesor. They are sitting in the processing room of the Archives as it was before the 2014 renovations.

Members of Conscience Canada at the annual meeting, St. John the Divine Anglican Church, May 1993. Left to right: Muriel Sibley, Joy Newall, Marge Nyland.

An unidentified speaker at the Conscience Canada meeting, St. John the Divine Anglican Church, May 1993

Daphne Davey (left), Peace Dialogues coordinator in Charlottetown, with participants at the Basilica Recreation Centre. In 2004, Conscience Canada sponsored Peace Dialogues across Canada to discuss ways of applying nonviolence to Canada's defense and security policies.

Conscience Canada group that traveled to Ottawa to lobby for peace tax legislation. Back row (left to right): Dominique Boisvert, Don Woodside, Doug Pritchard, Chris Derksen-Hiebert. Front (left to right): Jane-Orion Smith, unknown.

Urias K. and Magdalena Weber in an informal photograph

Erma Cressman working at the Stirling Avenue Mennonite Church Clothing Centre on Weber Street, Kitchener. The Centre opened in 1972 when the church began collecting clothing for local needy people.

Abram H. Harder

General Conference guest ribbons, Freeman, South Dakota, 1950. The ribbons were used by Aaron Doerksen and his wife from Port Rowan, Ontario.

Passport photo of H. Klassen, age 17, taken in Russland