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A Conrad Grebel College basketball game in progress in the 1970s.

A cycling party on the Fehderau property. On the left is Nicholas J. Fehderau's brother-in-law, Jakob Dyck; second from the right is Ernst Gosemann. The family's summer kitchen is in the background.

A formal portrait of the Jacob and Ida (Stauffer) Snider family. Front Row (left to right): Ida, Jacob, Eileen, Irma Snider. Back row (left to right): Beulah, Vernon, Howard Jr., Willard, Clare. Howard was married in 1919, so the photograph was taken before that, possibly about 1912.

A biographical profile of Ida Snider can be found in Willing Service : stories of Ontario Mennonite Women / by Lorraine Roth.

A funeral procession in the New Dundee Area with fancy carriages and fine horses. Not printed.

A gang of teenage boys were blamed for a fire that destroyed this storage barn owned by Mrs. Edith Quickfall. Used in Hannes Schneider, p. 94.

A gas station on the corner of King and Weber Streets. Caption says it is the site of the Jackson home. Used in Hannes Schneider, p. 324.

Couples: From left to right: Annanais and [Rebecca or Susanna (Steckle)?] Martin, Seranus and Blendina Martin, Edwin and Leah (Gingrich) Snyder [Roy's parents], Osias and Naomi Gingrich, Amos and Susannah Gingrich, Eli and Ida Gingrich, Nelson and Minerva Gingrich, Henry and Rebecca Bauman [Rebecca is oldest neice].

A "Gaucho" in Uruguay or Argentina

A general view of Bethania Mental Hospital where Jascha, brother of Nicholas J. Fehderau, spent the last years of his life.

A group of four photos. Clockwise from top right is a service station, a furniture store (beside the J.M. Snyder homestead), the J.M. Snyder homestead, and an unknown street. Not printed.

A group of men during their time of Alternative Service. Jakob Bergen, Elvera’s father is seated, the 3rd from the left. The man seated 1st at the left may by Martin Duerksen, brother-in-law of Jakob Bergen. This is one of four pictures which he sent home to the family while working in Alternative Service during WW I. See M2004Goe # 3, 4, and 5 which are related to Alternative Service.

A group of students being photographed outside of the residence of Conrad Grebel College.

A group of young people at the home of Jakob Dyck, who became the brother-in-law of Nicholas J. Fehderau.

A group of young women. Rita's great-aunt, Anna Letkemann sister of her grandmother, Maria (Letkemann) Barkowsky is second from the
right in the front row. As a single woman, Anna Letkemann was sent to Siberia and came to Canada in the 1940s.