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This photo shows Heidi's new home at 28 Maple, Altona, Manitoba, where she lived from 1978 to 1980.

1 1/2 story square log timber house with one brick chimmey

Jake and Mary Neufeld stand in front of a 1957 Ford, on their farm west of Aberdeen.

This photo is of the Fast family home in Neumünsterberg, Poland. It is a large two and a half storey half-timbered building. There are columns at the front of the building. An attached wing of the building is of wooden construction. There are trees behind the house and on the left side. Three young men are standing on the sidewalk in front of the house. The road in front is of it is paved with cobblestone. This house is preserved as an historical monument.

This photo is of the Penner family home in Bärwalde, Poland. The house is tan in colour. There are windows along the side and end of the house and two windows at the end on the second floor. There is a barrier [firewall?] on the roof separating it from a second structure. There are two small trees on the right side. A wire mesh fence with a gate surrounds the yard. Charlotte Wiebe's father was born in this house.

This photo is of the home of the Johann Lohrenz family in Neu-Schoensee, Sagradowka. Now not one stone is left on the other. [HR 100]

This is a photo of the Lieutenant Governor's residence, Upper Fort Garry, Winnipeg. It is a three storey building with vines growing up the front. In the fore ground is a cannon with two piles of cannonballs.

This photo shows the Matheson Island post office and the home of Joe and Molly Orvis.

This photo is of the front of the Epp family home in Bärwalde (Poland). The front porch is enclosed and a dormer window is above the porch. There are four windows with shutters on the front of the house. The porch also has windows on all three sides. A set of steps with a railing on either side leads up the entrance. A woman is standing on the left side of the house. There are a number of chickens running freely in the yard.

House and attached barn belonging to Peter J. Peters (1877-1952) Reinland, Manitoba. There is a fence in the foreground, also a lawn swing.

On slide: Joseph Schneider House" This picture was taken before the house became a museum. This is a side view.

This photo is of a group of women and children in front of the house. One man is standing by the steps. There is a wide porch at the top of the stairs which is part of the white house.

This photo is of the Epp family home in Bärwalde (Poland). It is a wooden house with weathered green paint. The front porch is enclosed. There are windows on the two sides that are visible in the photo. The windows on the lower level all have shutters. There is a dormer window above the front porch and four windows at the end of the house on the second level. A bicycle is leaning against the front of the house. A wire mesh fence surrounds the yard. A hand pump with a tub under it is on the right side of the property and a pail is hanging from a fence post beside the pump. A flock of ducks is resting in the front yard.

This photo show the exterior of the house where Jake and Eva Dyck lived in Rosenort (Bolivia) in 1980.

Grant was owner of lumber yard. House originally intended for a hospital. Ca.1945 automobile in driveway.