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This is a photo of a mason in Bangladesh building a low-cost latrine for a family in Saidpur. In the background a simple dwellings made of matting with thatch roofs. In 1983 MCC built and converted more than 400 latrines as part of its Saidpur sanitation program.

This is a photo of villagers in West Bengal completing a two-year culvert project for the Lodha people.

This is a photo of Chilean workers putting up walls on a house being rebuilt as part of MCC's housing construction program in Santa Clara. Hundreds of residents in this slum area near Santiago were left without housing after the May earthquake hit Chile.

This is a photo of a pre-school under construction, an MCC-assisted project in Dominica which erected the structure and later completed its roof. Workers are producing blocks to fill in the walls with an MCC-purchased block machine.

This is a photo of newly built, thatch-roof, temporary houses in the village of Antarajholi. The original village was completely washed away by floods.

This is a photo of John Nighswander of Kitchener, ON, repairing the support for a house near Whitesburg, KY.

W.C. Siddall was an engineering student at the University of Waterloo during the construction of Conrad Grebel College. He donated this photograph to the College in 1968.

View of the complete chapel from the University of Waterloo campus side. W. C. Siddall, a University of Waterloo engineering student, took a series of pictures of the construction of Conrad Grebel College.

Shows the construction of the Conrad Grebel College chapel. Photograph taken by a University of Waterloo engineering student.

Construction of the Atrium at Conrad Grebel University College.

This is a photo of the Peter Abrams house under construction in the Bergthal district, Saskatchewan. The men in the photo are (left to right): Johann Andres senior; his sons Gerhard Andres and Johann Andres; the home owner, Peter Abrams and Jacob Andres, another son of Johann senior. The boy standing on the fence is Aron Abrams.

This is a photo of a small frame for a shack being built out of logs after a cyclone destroyed much of the village.

A crew of men with jack hammer, wheelbarrow, shovels and lumber pose for a photo. A 1950 Studebaker and other cars parked on street behind them

This photo is of workers In Porto Amazones taking a break from repairing a house that belongs to a widow. Henrique Heinrichs, a farmer from Witmarsum Colony, is in the center.Herman Neufeld, AMAS administrative director, is on far right. The others pictured are local Brazilians helping in the reconstruction effort.