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This is a photo of Rev. Frank Isaak with a large crowd assembled for the opening of the new addition of the old Steinbach Mennonite Church in Steinbach, Manitoba. Also pictured are Prediger Frank Froese (on the steps), and Prediger Henry Fehr (at the foot of the steps).

A group of women, all students of Helena Krueger's (b. abt 1890s) sewing school in Steinbach. 6 women are seated and 7 are standing behind them. All are wearing dresses, some one coloured, some pattered. Helena Kroeger is the 3rd person seated from the left. The 3rd person from the right is Hildegard Warkenten (Mrs. Jake Adrian) Steinbach.

Site of the J. R. Friesen Ford dealership after a Feb 2, 1940 fire burned it to the ground.

Site of the J. R. Friesen Ford dealership after a Feb 2, 1940 fire burned it to the ground.

Henry and Dorothy (nee Thiessen) Fehr and children Barbara Ann and Kenneth Henry. Henry is wearing a checked suit, white shirt and dark tie. Dorothy a jacket with white trim. Kenneth is wearing a jacket and bow tie and Barbara a jacket with white trim..

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 is a photo of the "Steinbach Post" printery. It is a false front building with a low front porch and an open awning shading the front door and windows from the summer sun.

Kornelsen School in Steinbach, Manitoba. A stamp on the back of the photo indicates it was processed on July 24, 1948.

Penner's Transfer, now Penner International, in Steinbach, Manitoba. Pictured with the 1943 Fair Day parade going by in the foreground.

Regier and Brandt girls pictured in front of the S Regier Tailor business in Steinbach, Manitoba.

Regier and Brandt girls pictured in front of the S Regier Tailor business in Steinbach, Manitoba.

This photograph shows the fenced yard on a Steinbach street in the early days before there were paved streets or sidewalks. Some buildings are shown on the treed yard. The significance of this photograph is the sign on the post which reads "Welcome to Steinbach Speed Limit 15 miles per hour. Danger Sharp Curve.
Negative available in MGI collection.

S Regier Tailor, later Regier Clothing, business in Steinbach, Manitoba. Sabastian? Regier pictured standing in front of building. The Regiers were Austrian and were part of the EMB Church.

This photograph shows men and women standing outside with a few children and young men seated in the grass. These are probably all residents of Steinbach, Manitoba, and perhaps all members of the Kornelsen family. Seated in the centre are G.E. Kornelsen and his wife Anna (nee Doerksen) 1854-1937. Identity of a few others: Back row: l-r, 1st man, Jacob G. Kornelsen, long time high school teacher in Steinbach; smaller man unknown, next, G.G. Kornelsen, Watkins dealer in Steinbach; tall man, 3rd from right, Heinrich Kreutzer - another source identified this tall, bearded man as Diedrich Unger; last man in back row is believed to be John G. Kornelsen.

This is a photo of delegates posing for a group photo in the parking lot against the Steinbach Mennonite Church.