Teil vonMB Herald Photograph Collection
This photo is of a sod turning ceremony for Conrad Grebel College. Pictured with shovels are (l-r) Newton Gingerich, Henry Yantze, J.W. Fretz, Henry P. Epp, and Douglas Millar (2 copies).
Sam Steiner helping student in the library
Teil vonIt's News To Me! produced and directed by Gareth Neufeld
Teil vonIt's News To Me! produced and directed by Gareth Neufeld
Teil vonIt's News To Me! produced and directed by Gareth Neufeld
Teil vonIt's News To Me! produced and directed by Gareth Neufeld
Teil vonIt's News To Me! produced and directed by Gareth Neufeld
Teil vonIt's News To Me! produced and directed by Gareth Neufeld
Teil vonIt's News To Me! produced and directed by Gareth Neufeld
Conrad Grebel University College library
Teil vonIt's News To Me! produced and directed by Gareth Neufeld
Sam and student in the Conrad Grebel library
This slide is of Sam Steiner showing student Suzanne (played by Tanya Sawatzky) a book in the Conrad Grebel library in "It's News to Me."
Frank Epp's Mennonites in Canada
This slide is of Frank Epp's book, Mennonites in Canada, in "It's News to Me."
Sam and student in the Conrad Grebel library
This slide is of student Suzanne (played by Tanya Sawatzky) looking at a book in the Mennonite Archives of Ontario in "It's News to Me."
This slide is of student Suzanne (played by Tanya Sawatzky) with the card catalogue, and surrounded by filing cabinets filled with the Frank H. Epp fonds at the Mennonite Archives of Ontario in "It's News to Me."
Sam and student at the archives
This slide is of Sam Steiner showing student Suzanne (played by Tanya Sawatzky) a picture of a family reunion at the Mennonite Archives of Ontario in "It's News to Me." They are standing in front of the Mennonite historical library (rare Anabaptist and Mennonite book collection) housed in the Archives.
Sam and student with Benjamin Eby's ledger book
This slide is of Sam Steiner and student Suzanne (played by Tanya Sawatzky) looking at the ledger book of Benjamin Eby in "It's News to Me." They are standing in the reference section of the Conrad Grebel College library.