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This photo shows a belt-powered McCormick Deering threshing machine on display at the Mennonite Heritage Village in Steinbach. This photo was part of a trip that Betty Newfeld took, and served as the basis for her collection of stories "Exploring Manitoba Highways and Byways". See volume 5561 file 1.

This is a photo of a Russian delegation that visited the museum in Steinbach accompanied by Cornelius Krahn, Peter J. Dyck (MCC) and Adolfs Klaupiks. This photo also includes Gerhard Lohrenz and Helen Wiebe from Manitoba. They are posing in front of the Bartsch Memorial. The people in this photograph are believe to be (l-r): Cornelius Krahn, Adolfs Klaupiks, Nikolaj Nikolaevich Mel'nikov, Gerhard Lohrenz, Sergej Trofimovich Timchenko, Veniamin Leon'tjevich Fedichkin, Klavdija Vasil'evna Pilipjuk, Peter J. Dyck, Helen Wiebe and Viktor Krieger.

This photo is of the grand opening of the windmill at the Mennonite Village Museum in Steinbach, Manitoba. In the foreground there are cars parked and people gathered around the windmill.

This photo is of the red hub where the sails attach themselves to the smock style windmill at the Mennonite Heritage Village Museum in Steinbach on a sunny day.

This photo shows the original chair and two replicas of a chair that was made of North American materials, handcrafted and wedgework construction. It was made by the Falk family who were pioneer settlers in Southern Manitoba in 1874, and handed down to Anna (Falk) Braun, to Anna (Braun) Schellenberg , to John Schellenberg who is seen in the photo with his hand on the original. John C. Reimer, former curator of the MHV is also on the photo. The chairs and research have been donated to the Mennonite Heritage Village in Steinbach.

This photo is of the smock style windmill at the Mennonite Heritage Village Museum in Steinbach on a cloudy day. Visable is the tail and sails. The sign K.R. Barkman is on the side.

This photo is of the tail portion, painted white, of the windmill at the Mennonite Heritage Village Museum in Steinbach.

This photo is of three men from the Congo at the Mennonite Heritage Village looking at a steam engine along with a small crowd of people. Note: -- For more info see Der Bote October 12, 1971 p 4-5.

This photo is of a small group of people gathered around a steam engine at the Mennonite Heritage Village in Steinbach. Note: -- For more info see Der Bote October 12, 1971 p 4-5.

This photo is of the gallery display at the Mennonite Heritage Village. The photo is taken from a higher elevation. On display are household items, clocks, etc. Note: -- For more info see Der Bote October 12, 1971 p 4-5.

This is a photo of a Russian delegation that visited the museum in Steinbach accompanied by Dr. Cornelius Krahn (Mennonite) and Adolfs Kaupiks (Baptist World Alliance). People on this photo are believed to be (l-r): Cornelius Krahn, Adolfs Klaupiks, Nikolaj Nikolaevich Mel'nikov, Sergej Trofimovich Timchenko, Klavdija Vasil'evna Pilipjuk and Viktor Krieger.

This is a photo of a Russian delegation that visited the museum in Steinbach accompanied by Dr. Cornelius Krahn (Mennonite) and Adolfs Klaupiks (Baptist World Alliance). They are posing in front of the Bartsch Memorial. The people on this photo are believed to be (l-r): Cornelius Krahn, Adolfs Klaupiks, Nikolaj Nikolaevich Mel'nikov, Sergej Trofimovich Timchenko, Veniamin Leon'tjevich Fedichkin, Klavdija Vasil'evna Pilipjuk and Viktor Krieger.

This is a photo of (left to right): John C. Reimer, J. J. Reimer, and Ed Friesen standing with a bell which had been recently acquired by
the Mennonite Heritage Village Museum in Steinbach, Manitoba. The bell was donated by a group in Germany.

This photo shows women sewing on a quilt to be sold at the Mennonite Heritave Village Museum auction sale.