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The house of Nicholas J. Fehderau's aunt and uncle, Katharina and Peter Wiebe. The entire family is on the veranda.

Threshing gang at Oakshade, August 13, 1932. From left: Edwin Snyder, Mannasah Gingerich, Roy Snyder, maybe Emmanuel Wideman, Nelson Snyder, ?unknown?, Freeman Gingerich, ?unknown?, Edam Ward Scheifele, Ephraim Snyder

Joseph S. Weber Family. Ca period 1915. Back row from left: Orphan, Joe, Hannah, Newton, Naomi, Allan, Fanny Orval. Front row from left: Lewis, Beulah, Mother Hannah, Joseph S., Lydia. Children in front: Byron and Violet.

The Personnel Committee: A. Brubacher, M. Weber, P. Good, R. Lebold (staff), A. Leis and H. Schultz. Found in the Ontario Inter-Mennonite Conference Yearbook, 1978, p. 47.

Heinrich Weber homestead in Weaverland, Lancaster County, Pa. The house was built in 1762. From Schneider collection. HM 1.168.5, folder 4

Heinrich Weber homestead in Weaverland, Lancaster County, Pa. The barn was built in 1764. From Schneider collection. HM 1.168.5, folder 4

Parents of the Schoensee Mennonite Brethren Church choir members. In second row from top the man at the far left is Johann Bartels, leader of the choir and lay minister. In front of him is his wife Anna (Martens) Bartels. Beside him (to the right) are Anna Wall’s parents, Abraham Abram and Helena Wall. Anna is the only young child in the photo. She is sitting on her mother’s knee.

Conrad Grebel College board of governors and church conference executive committees at the building site, 16 Nov 1963.

The street of the pharmacy (Pharmacy Street), in the province of Ufa.

Taxal Edge Boy's Home, England. Operated by Mennonite Central Committee during World War II. Mabel Cressman in rear; B. F. Hartzler on right.