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Publicity photograph of Vinay Samuel, pastor of a church in Bangalore, India. He was on a speaking tour of Mennonite colleges, including Conrad Grebel, in the fall of 1989. The speaking tour was sponsored by the Mennonite Board of Missions.

Silver Lake Mennonite Camp staff in their office at the Pandora Press building (formerly The Gun Room store) at the corner of Kent Avenue and Charles Street, Kitchener. Left to right: Reynold Friesen (director), Paul Janzen (computer consultant and former assistant director), Henry Pauls (administrator), Janelle Weber (assistant director), Mike Shantz (assistant director).

A formal photograph of the Benjamin M. and Esther (Brubacher) Eby family. Front row (left to right): Vera (Eby) Hurst, Esther (Brubacher) Eby, Beulah (Eby) Shantz, Ada (Eby) Shantz, Benjamin M. Eby, Alpheus Eby. Back row (left to right): Elmina "Mina" (Eby) Shantz, Phares Eby, Mabel (Eby) Bearinger, Samuel Eby, Luella (Eby) Snider.

Panoramic group photograph of Culverhouse workers. Many local Mennonite immigrants were employed here during this time.

Renison College Professor Michael S. Bird with a copy of his book Ontario Fraktur: A Pennsylvania-German Folk Tradition in Early Canada.

Family members at the Bauman (or Bowman) family reunion at "Grandpa" Emmanuel M. Bauman's house on Ruggles Road, Floradale. The house is no longer extant.First row: Jonathan (John) Martin (fourth from left), Carolyn (Bauman) Morris (fifth from left, child of Orvie and Adell (Snider) Bauman), Marianne (Burkholder) Ford (eighth from left, child of Walter and Florence Burkholder), Harold Burkholder (sixth from right, child of Walter and Florence Burkholder), Bruce Bauman (third from right, child of Howard and Pauline Bauman).
Second row: Pauline Bauman (seventh from left), Ida Bauman (eighth from left), Frainey Bauman (sixth from right), Florence (Bauman) Burkholder (fourth from right, child of Emmanuel Bauman), Walter Burkholder (third from right), Stuart Burkholder (second from right), Carol (Bauman) Bauman (first from right, child of Emmanuel and Ida Bauman).
Third row: Emmanuel Bauman (first from left, husband of Ida Bauman), Norman Bauman (second from left), Phyllis (Bauman) Fennell (eleventh from left, child of Orvie and Adell (Snider) Bauman), Shirley Bauman (twelfth from left, child of Pauline and Harold Bauman), Mrs. Bowman (seventh from right, wife of Owen Bowman), Adel (Snider) Bauman (sixth from right, wife of Orvie Bauman), Maida Bowman (third from right, wife of Coleman (Cole) Bowman), Gladys (Bauman) Cressman (second from right, child of Emmanuel and Ida Bauman).
Fourth row: Howard Bauman (fifth from left), Coleman (Cole) Bowman (seventh from left), Owen Bowman (eighth from right), Donny Bowman (seventh from right), Orvie Bauman (sixth from right), Bryan Bauman (fifth from right).

Mary (Braun) Harder (1910-1937) as a bride in Arnaud, Manitoba in 1931. She married Abram A. Harder. This black and white photograph was colourized.

A colourized photograph of the Montreal River Alternative Service work camp

Children and grandchildren of John M. and Angeline (Rudy) Brubaker. Front row (left to right): Russell Baer, Luanna (Brubaker) Baer, Evelyn Brubaker, Edwin Brubaker, Dorothy Brubaker. Back row (left to right:): Melvin Baer, Abraham (Ray) Brubaker, Leona Brubaker, Clara Brubaker.

The Grand River near the sites of the first Mennonite farms in Waterloo region.

Caption in Risk and Endurance: "Two church friends, Estella Weber and Vera Cressman." Vera (Cressman) Weaver and Estella L. Weber.

Caption in Risk and Endurance: "Mary Snyder, [sic] active in church and community." She was the matron of the Berlin Orphanage (beginning in 1896) and the first president of the Stirling Women's Missionary Society.

Caption in Risk and Endurance: "Stirling Avenue Mennonite Church with horse sheds in the back. (circa 1935)"

Caption in Risk and Endurance: "The Isadore and Hannah Snyder farmhouse. The farm is now the location of Sheppard Public School and the Kitchener Memorial Auditorium."