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Elizabeth Albrecht of Food Services, preparing food on the patio at Conrad Grebel's 40th anniversary reunion

Settlers Fork Park in July, 2001. Included in photo are the stump of the old elm tree and the sign that was unveiled at the park's renaming on September 16, 2000. Caption in album reads: "Settlers Fork Park July 2001."

Community members gathered for a joint worship service at Preston Mennonite Church. Caption in album reads: "Sunday Sept 17 200th Anniversary Memorial Service."

Anniversary choir singing during the joint worship service at Preston Mennonite Church. Caption reads: "Celebration Choir."

Picnickers at Settlers Fork Park having lunch before the program. Caption in album reads: "Settlers Fork Park at merging of Grand and Speed Rivers where Bechtels' Farm was situated in 1802."

Regional Chair of the Region of Waterloo, Ken Seiling, and Cambridge Mayor, Jane Brewer, chatting prior to the program at Settlers Fork Park. Caption in album reads: "Ken Seiling Regional Chair, Jane Brewer Cambridge Mayor."

Interior view of Preston Mennonite Church looking towards the pulpit. Caption in album reads: "Preston Mennonite Church."

Interior view of Preston Mennonite Church looking towards the gallery. Captions in album read: "Preston Mennonite Church" and "gallery."

Picnickers at Settlers Fork Park having lunch before the program. Caption in album reads: "Settlers Fork Park Sat Sept 16 Picnic of sausage, sauerkraut, apple, butter and bread."

Picnickers at Settlers Fork Park having lunch before the program. Caption in album reads: "Settlers Fork Park at merging of Grand and Speed Rivers where Bechtels' Farm was situated in 1802." Old elm tree seen in foreground.

Community members selling and browsing souvenirs made from or about the old elm tree under a tent at Settlers Fork Park. Caption in album reads: "Souvenirs made from Elm Tree at Settlers Fork Park."

Presentation of clocks made from the old elm tree to representatives of Wanner and Preston Mennonite Churches during the program at Settlers Fork Park. Caption in album reads: "Presentation of Clocks made from Elm Tree To Wanners and Preston Mennonite Churches."

Historic display consisting of books, photos, newspaper clippings, and quilts in the basement of Preston Mennonite Church. Caption in album reads: "Displays in Basement."

Community members assisting with and getting food from the barbecue under a tent during the picnic at Settlers Fork Park. Caption in album reads: "Barbecue."

Edna Becker, and Lois and Harold Cressman being interview by a reporter from the Cambridge Reporter under a tent prior to the program at Settlers Fork Park. Caption in album reads: "Edna, Lois and Harold being interviewed by Cambridge Reporter Reporter."