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This photo is a wedding portrait of Peter and Maria Reimer. Maria is wearing a long white dress and long veil. She is holding a fan in her right hand. Peter is standing beside her wearing a dark suit with a long coat. His boutonniere is trimmed with a white ribbon.

This photo is of the German club at Mcphereson College; H.S. Voth is featured in the second row from the back, at the far left.

This photo is of four nurses in the maternity ward of a hospital in Riga. Three of the nurses are holding babies. Helen Regehr is at the rear on the right side of the photo. Two baby cribs are visible in the photo. In the right hand corner of the room is a stove with a chimney pipe.

This photo is of H.S. and John H. Voth at McPhereson College. They were the sons of Elder Heinrich Voth, Bingham Lake, Minnesota. H.S. Voth later was the pastor at Winkler and John H. Voth later was a missionary in India.

This photo is of Wilhelm Neufeld and Kornelius Baerg playing music on stringed instruments (guitars?) at an alternative service camp in Forstei, Lindinau.

This photo shows conscientious objectors completing alternative service as beekeepers (apiarist) in Russia.

This photo is Anganetha Heinrichs, née Hildebrand, and her family. Anganetha Heinrichs is seated in the centre of the photo with her children and grandchildren around her.
Seated in the front row from left to right are: Peter Heinrich Heinrichs, Katherine Jacob Heinrichs, Margarete Gerhard Dyck, Hans Jacob Julius Heinrichs, Anganetha Gerhard Dyck, Abram Jacob Julius Heinrichs, Isaak Gerhard Dyck, Kathrina P. Riediger, Peter P. Riediger, Susanna Peter Riediger, Maria Gerhard Dyck.
In the second row with the elderly lady seated and two younger people on either side are: Julius Jacob Heinrichs; Jacob Heinrich Heinrichs; Anganetha Kornelius Heinrichs, née Hildebrand; Anna Heinrich Heinrichs; Julius Johan Epp
Third row: Anganetha Jacob Julius Heinrichs, Aganetha Jacob Heinrichs, Anganetha Peter Riediger, Susanna Heinrich Heinrichs, Liesa Peter Riediger, Katja Wiebe, Helena Bergamann, Heinrich Herman Bergmann, Helena Kornelius Julius Heinrichs, Heinrich Heinrich Heinrichs, John John Epp
Fourth row: Mariechen Jacob Julius Heinrichs, Peter Jacob Julius Heinrichs, Anganetha Heinrich Heinrichs, Herman Jacob Julius Heinrichs, Maria Epp Bergmann, Maria Bergmann, HermanHerman Bergmann, Anganetha Kornrlius Heinrichs, Dr. Julius Henry Heinrichs, Katherine Kornelius Heinrichs, Mariechen Heinrich Heinrichs
Fifth row: Wilhelm Peters, Helena Heinrich Heinrichs, Eva Sudermann, Julius Jacob Julius Heinrichs
Last row: Heinrich Jacob Julius Heinrichs, Jacob Jacob Julius Heinrichs

This photo shows conscientious objectors receiving a meal at a forestry service camp in Russia.

This photo is of the family of Julius Kornelius Heinrichs who lived from 1833-1894. His photo is inset in the top centre of the larger photo.
First row left to right are: Peter Isaak Dyck, son-in-law to the Bergmans; Eva Suderman Heinrichs, wife of Julius Jacob Heinrichs; Julius Jacob Heinrichs, grandson of Julius Kornelius Heinrichs; Heinrich Herman Bergman.
Back row: Jacob Julius Heinrichs; Katherine Thiessen Epp Heinrichs, wife of Jacob Julius Heinrichs; Kornelius K. Martens; Neta Martens, daughter of Herman Bergman and wife of Kornelius Martens; Maria Epp Bergman, wife of Herman Herman Bergman; Herman Herman Bergman; Anna Dyck Bergman, wife of Abram H. Bergman; Abram Herman Bergman; Maria Dyck, daughter of Julius Heinrichs and wife of Gerhard Dyck; Gerhard Isaak Dyck, brother to Peter Dyck; Peter Julius Heinrichs; Julius Herman Bergman
Third row: Aganetha Epp, daughter of Julius Heinrichs and wife of Johann Epp; Maria Friesen Heinrichs, wife of Kornelius Julius Heinrichs; Jacob Jacob Heinrichs; Katherine Heinrichs, daughter of Julius Heinrichs and wife of Jacob Jacob Heinrichs; Peter Riediger; Susanna Riediger, daughter of Julius Heinrichs and wife of Peter Riediger; Katherine Loewen Heinrichs, wife of Peter Julius Heinrichs; Helena Bergman, daughter of Jacob Heinrichs and wife of Julius Herman Bergman.
Second row: Johann Epp; Kornelius Julius Heinrichs; Helena Bergman, daughter of Julius Heinrichs and wife of Herman Bergman; Aganetha Hildebrandt Heinrichs; Herman Bergman; Helena Bergman, daughter of Peter Heinrichs and wife of Heinrich Bergman; Heinrich Julius Heinrichs.

This photo is of the family of Herman and Helena Bergman. It was taken at Bergmantal estate in Russia on October 10, 1904 at the wedding of Aganetha Bergman to Cornelius Martens.
Back row left to right: Helena Bergmann (daughter of Julius Herman Bergman, later Helena Toews), Julius Herman Bergman, Herman Herman Bergman, Neta Martens (daughter of Herman Bergman), Cornelius Martens, Abram Herman Bergman, Frieda Bergman, (daughter of Abram Herman Bergmann, later Frieda Wieler), Anna Bergmann (nee Anna Dyck) Bergman, Heinrich Bergman.
Middle row: Helena (Jacob Heinrich) Bergman, Heinrich (Jacob Heinrich) Bergman, Albert (Herman Herman) Bergman, Maria (Epp) Bergman, Herman A. Bergman, Helena Dyck (wife of Peter Dyck), Helena (Julius Heinrich) Bergman, Herman (Peter) Dyck, Peter Isaak Dyck.
Front row: Herman (Julius Herman) Bergman, Anna Bergmann (daughter of Herman Herman) Bergmann, and later Anna Dyck, wife of Daniel Dyck) Bergman, Maria Bergmann (daughter of Herman Herman Bergmann and later Maria Martens, wife of Abram Martens) , Jacob Bergmann (son of Julius Herman Bergmann), Herman Bergmann (son of Herman Herman Bergmann), Agnes Bergmann (daughter of Herman Herman Bergman, she later married Alexander Thiessen), Helena Bergmann (daughter of Herman Herman Bergmann, she later married Peter Riediger).

This photo is a portrait of two young children, Abram (age 3) and Susanna (age 5) Neustadter. Susanna is seated in a chair and Abram is standing beside her. The photo is taken outdoors.

This photo is of the children of Herman and Maria Bergman. Standing in the back row are Helen and Maria. Sitting in the first row from left to right are Herman, Albert, Agnes, and Anna. The girls are all wearing white dresses. Young Herman is wearing a sailor outfit and the baby is dressed in white. The photo is taken indoors.

This photo is of Jakob and Katharina Heinrichs and their family. Standing in the back row are: Katharina, Aganetha, and Jakob. Seated on the bench are: Jackb J. Heinrichs, Maria, Peter, and Katharina Julius Heinrichs. Sitting in front of his parents is Julius. The photo is taken against a brick wall with a double door in the centre.

This is a photo of approximately 60 male students of high school age with their teachers including Kornelius Unruh. The note on the back of the picture gives the village of Ohrloff as a possible location. The young men are arranged in six rows against the wall of a painted brick building. They are smartly dressed in similar but not always identical suits.

This photo is Julius Kornelius Heinrichs and Katherine Friesen taken on their wedding day in 1906. Julius is standing beside a small table. He is wearing a dark suit with a long coat. He has a white boutonniere pinned to his left lapel. Katherine is seated beside Julius. She is wearing a long white dress and a long veil. The dress has dark trim on the bodice. The bride is leaning against her husband.