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This photo is of the Sunday School students and teachers at the North End Chapel of the Mennonite Brethren Church. It was located at the corner of McKenzie St. and Manitoba Ave. in Winnipeg. Note: there is a negative with this photo.

This photo is a picture of ten girls standing outside and in front of the North End Mennonite Brethren Church on Burrows Ave. Back row centre is Anna Thiessen.

This photo is of a group of adult men and women in the basement of the North End Mennonite Brethren Church basement who passed the 1921 Bible course given by Rev. William Bestvater.
Back row, left to right, is Abe Sawatzky (Aberdeen, SK), John P. Siemens (Dinuba, CA), Henry von Niessen, Henry Sawatzky, David Berg (Waldheim, SK), Jacob Schroeder (Vancouver, BC).
Seated, left to right, is Miss Anna Froese (Main Centre, SK), Miss A. Unger (now Mrs. J. Wiebe of Herbert, SK), Miss Mary Schroeder, Anna Bestvater (now Mrs. B. Redekopp, Herbert, SK), Miss Helen Neufeld (Vancouver , BC), Miss Anna Thiessen (Winnipeg).
William Bestvater is standing in the back.
Photo identification based on a similar photo that was published in the Mennonite Brethren Herald March 30, 1962, p. 6.
Heavy winter coats can be seen in the background hanging on the wall.

This is a photograph of the North End Chapel in Winnipeg, Manitoba. It shows the front and one side of the building. A man appears to be sweeping the front staircase. A Model T is parked along the side of the church.

This photo is of a large group of children outside the North End Chapel, Winnipeg (on Burrows Ave.) with Anna Thiessen (l) and Helena P. Neufeld (r). 2 copies.

This is a photograph of the North End Mennonite Brethren Chapel on College Ave. in Winnipeg. It shows a large stucco church structure with brick at the basement level. The entrance and one side of the church can be seen. Arched windows run along the entrance and one side of the building. Below the picture the German name of the church and the address of the church are noted. The names and addresses of C.N. Hiebert and H. G. Remple are printed on either side of the church name and address.

This is a photo of the interior of the North End (M.B.) Chapel located at 621 College Ave. in Winnipeg's north end. The building was constructed in 1929 and was the congregation's home until 1954 when the building in Elmwood was constructed on Henderson Hwy. See Abe Dueck's article in the Mennonite Historian, March 2007.

This photo has been clipped out of a book or newspaper and is of the North End Chapel on Burrows and Andrews which was used from 1917-1930. It later became a meat market.

This photo is of summer students with CMBS director Abe J. Dueck (at left) posing for a photo in front of European Meats and Sausages on the corner of Burrows and Andrews in Winnipeg. This building used to house the North End Mennonite Brethren church, which later became the Elmwood MB Church, when the congregation relocated to 145 Henderson Hwy.
See Mennonite Historian, September 2001, p.7.

This photo is of the North End Chapel in Winnipeg at 531 Burrows Ave. It is on a street corner with a woman walking down the wooden side walk toward a church in background. The North End Chapel was one of the first Mennonite Brethren meeting places in the city of Winnipeg.

This photo is of summer students with archivist Conrad Stoesz (at left), posing for a photo in front of European Meats and Sausages on the corner of Burrows and Andrews in Winnipeg. This building used to house the North End Mennonite Brethren church, which later became the Elmwood MB Church, when the congregation relocated to 145 Henderson Hwy.
See Mennonite Historian, September 2001, p.7

(ca.1911-1914). This photo is of the first Mennonite Brethren church in Winnipeg. It was called the North End Chapel. See Mennonite Brethren Herald, May 2007.